New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-08-12
Marshall Team
Gets Tie Score
ADVANTAGE TURNS FIRST ONE
WAY AND THEN ANOTHER
MONDAY.
BEEBE PITCHES WELL UNTIL
LAST INNING BUT SUPPORTS
RAGGED.

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The advantage shifted first one way
and then the other in the game between
Marshall and New Ulm here Monday and
finally ended up in tie, the contest being
called on account of darkness at the end
of the eighth inning. The game lasted
one hour and fifty-five minutes at that,
because 50 many runners got on the paths.
Beebe was on the slab for New Ulm and
held them safe until the first of the eighth
when the Marshall boys pulled one of
those unaccountable batting streaks and
hammered Beebe's offerings to all corners
Of the field, getting five hits and two runs,
tieing up the count.
But it was not Beebe's fault that the
game was not chalked up as victory for
New Ulm. An error by Cordes gave
Marshall the chance for two scores in the
first inning and a sad misjudgement by
Dahms gave the visitors another mark
in the fourth frame. Cordes apparently
had an off day Monday for he made two
errors and failed to get hit. But in
stead of riding him the fans ought to pull
for him to recover from his slump.
Pframer started the game for Marshall
and he sertainly was lucky to last as long
as he did. His controlwas not very good
forcing in run in the first inning by
walking Hodgins with the bases full, and
his support saved him time and again
when the Athletics cracked the ball on
the nose. Finally, when New Ulm OBJ
tanned three runs in the seventh inning,
Manager Morse yanked him from the
box and went in to pitch himself. Irl
set the rest of the Athletics who faced
him down in order, tanning three of the
four.
i New Ulm obtained one score in the first
inning, another in the second and went
ahead in the seventh by counting three
times. TWAS nip and tuck game from
start to finish and nobody could tell how
it would turn out. Both teams pulled
of some great fielding stunts. Harry
Williams made several dandy catches
in center and both Pfeiffer and Dahms
demonstrated their powerful arms by
catching runners at the plate and at third
base. Robertson's work around the
third corner for Marshall was sensational
cutting of hit after hit.
Harsted began the game by getting a
walk to first and was advanced to che next
station by Lappin's sacrifice. Kline flew
out to Cordes by Cordes kicked Robert
sons bounder. A wild pitch allowed
Harsted to count and Robertson came
in on Kelley's single to center. Brown
rolled to Friedl for the third out. Four
walks allowed New Ulm to get one score
in their half Of the inning. Friedl's error
walk to Thorburn and Harsted's single
filled the bases for Marshall in the second
frame, but Beebe famed Lappin and
"Chick" threw out Kline. Harsted's
tumble Of Cordes' grounder and a long
double by Friedl tied the count in the last
half of the second after two were out. 4
A double play turned Marshall back
In the fourth after they chalked up one
run. Cordes' wild throw allowed Paul
Morse to reach second and Pframer's hit
scored him. Thorburn flew out to Pfeif-
fer In right and Pframer was doubled up
attempting to reach third base after the
catch. Paul Morse singled in the sixth
with two down and then Pframer rolled
to Cordes for the third out. In the last
Of the sixth Hodgins walked with one out
and after H. Williams flew out to left
Dahms cracked double to right, but
Beebe's roller was taken care Of by
Robertson.
In the last of the seventh New Ulm
staged fine batting rally and forged to
the front by scoring three runs. Cordes
began it by getting pass to first. Friedl
was safe on an error by Kelley. c. Will
liams sacrificed. A passed ball allowed
Cordes to score the tieing run and Fried
counted on Pfeifer's single to left. Pfeif-
fer stole second after Jones flew out to
Harsted. Hodgins then pickeled a hot
single to center, counting Pfeiffer and the
catcher made second on the throw to the
plate. This was too much for Morse
and Pframer was waved to the bench and
Irl Morse took up the pitching burde
H. Williams resented the change and
struck out.
It looked like sure victory for New
Ulm but Marshall began hitting and tied
up the score in the first Of the eighth.
Kline singled to right and Robertson to
left. Kelley smashed one to Friedl and