New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-07-08
Athletics Beat
TwinCity Team
FOURTH OF JULY CONTEST GOES
TONEW ULM BY7TO3
SCORE
MINNEAPOLIS DIR YERS OUT
CLASSED IN ALL DEPARTMENTS
f-+-' OF THE GAME.

day the new Olm ACnleClcS ulu CIlolA
share towards making the celebration OF.
Independence Day success for New Ulm
by handing the Minneapolis Dryers
decisive defeat, the final score being to
3. The game dragged along for two
hours and twenty minutes, but because
of the oppressive heat one could not
blame the players for not wanting to
hustle all the time The New Ulm fans
were satisfied when their favorites showed
pep and ginger in the field and on the
paths.
The Athletics gathered ten hits during
the fray, nine of them being secured OFT
Dempsey, who graced the hillock for the
Dryers during the first four innings but
was wigwagged to the bench in the fifth.
Kruger then took up the battle and al
lowed only one more bingle.
Joe Smith did the hurting for the home
crew and got away in good shape. He
allowed eight hits, but was steady in the
pinches in all but the third frame, when
the visitors counted all of their points.
Honors were even in the strikeout column
six being set down on each side.
"Big Bill" PfeiFer ansd skinny Cor
des were the main clubswingers for the
loclas, each getting three swats. Every
one of Pfeifer's helped in the scoring,
while two of Cordes' came with men on
the sacks. The Athletics took advantage
of every slip that the visitors made and
punched their hits with the Dryers err
rors and the walks handed out by Demp-
sey. The fielding of the Athletics was
exceptionally good, only one error being
charged up against them. This was a
tumble by Pfeiffer, who was drawn into
the infeld to take Hanna" Williams
place at short.
The Dryers had an excellent chance to
score in the opening round butJoe Smiths
twirling was too strong for them and they
could not push one across. Conlin was
put away, H. Williams to Burk, but
Lynch smashed single to center. Byers
struck out and then Wagner sent single
toilet, advancing Lynch to second. Smith
was equal to the occasion, however and
famed Paulson.
Cordes began the Athletics half by
singing to right and took second on H
Williams bingle. skinny was caught
going to third and Hanna" was nipped
at the plate, trying to score on short
passed ball. Smith them ended it by
striking out.
O'Donnel opened the second with hit
and, was advanced to second by Jevne's
sacrifice. Jensen's out pushed him
to third, where he was left when Dempsey
breezed..
The Athletics half of the second was
joy to the local fans. Pfeiffer banged a
double over center, but was held at Sec
The Athletics half of the second was a
joy to the local fans. Pfeitfer banged a
double over center, but was held
when C. Williams rolled to Paulson.
Hodgins was beaned and Seifert ran for
him. Pfeiffer and coach" advanced a
base on a passed ball and the former
scored on Burke's single to center. Lin
deman's grounder was mussed up by Con-
lin and Seifert counted. Lindemann was
nailed going to second but Burke held
third. Dahms walked and Cordes flew
out to Center.
The Minneapolis boys jumped into
the lead in the third but their joy did not
last long. Conlin singled and took
second on Lynch's sacrifice. Byers smote
triple and Wagner's double cleaned up.
O'Donnell's strikeout was the second out
and after Jevne walked, Jensen skied to
c. Williams.
The pendulum swung the other way
in the locals half and the Athletics were
again at the top Of the heap. Hanna
was safe on foozle by Conlin and Smith
did the Weston act. Pfeiffer inserted 3
single at this juncture, scoring Hanna
and advancing Joe to third. Joe scorec
on a tumble, C. Williams walked anc
Hodgins sent Pfeiffer to third and Chick
to second with neat sacrifices. Pfeiffel
was squashed at the plate, trying to scor.
on a passed ball and Burke grounded out
to Conlin.
Lynch singled with two down in tn,
fourth but Beyers was taken care of b,
,Cordes and Burk. With one gon,
Dahms began things for the Ath
letics by getting a two base swat.
Hank counted on Cordes' single, bu
double killing Of Cordes and Hanna
stopped the festivities for the inning.
The Athletics went after Dempsey hare
in the fifth and Manager Blondeau finall,