New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-08-05
All 4 ] Nations /, il j IS Win | /
Saturday. 'S'|'a{a Vi 4 Game {. 4! m
SMITH HIT HARD BY TRAVELLERS
AND ATHLETICS RECEIVE
TROUNcINC.
ED. FRlEDL SMASHES BALL OVER
CANVAS IN FOURTH FOR
HOME RUN.

No pep gives the entire story OF the
Saturday game tetween New .Ulm and
the All Nations. That is, it gives the
New Ulm side of it. 1t was onesided
score with the travellers on the long
end Of it, the final reckoning being 10
to 2. AS play was not begun until
5:45 and the sky clouded up so that the
sun was entirely hidden from view the
contest had to be called on account of
darkness after seven innings had been
played.
jose Mendez, the Cuban box artist
of the All Nations, graced the hillock
for the visitors and had the Athletics
completely at his mercy except for a
home run by Friedl in the fourth inning.
He allowed only five hits in the seven
frames, famed ten of the Athletics, and
did not issue single free ticket to first.
An error by Seymour gave New Ulm
their first run in the first session and a
"heimlauf'' smash brot home the other.
Joe Smith did the twirling for the
Athletics and was touched for eleven
safeties by the tourists. Apparently
the All Nations were on batting ram
page and they tore into Smiths offerings
with reckless abandon at times. In
justice to Joe, however, we must admit
that with little alertness on the part
of some of the Athletics, several of the
blows would not have gone for hits.
Besides the eleven hits Smith granted
four passes to the initial corner and the
combination resulted in the one-sided
score.
Little Hanna" Williams put up a
corking good game for New Ulm,
grabbing three long flies in center and
banging out two of the Athletics five
hits in his three trips to the plate. The
rest of the bunch put up lifeless sort
of game and after the All Nations took
the lead in the second frame the result
was never in doubt. The All Nations
,felded in great style, Seymour's error
in the first round being the only misplay
charged against them. Seymour made
up for his mistake by scooping up several
hard chances later in the game.
Mendez began the game by drawing
a walk to first and Crow sacrificed him
to second, Sheldon and Carlson. Bran
dal then flew out to Lindemann and
Donaldson rolled one to Cordes. H.
Williams singled to left with one out
in the last of the inning and went to the
middle hassock on passed ball. "Chick"
few out to Brandal but Pfeiffer hit one
thru Seymour and Hanna scored the
first run of the contest.
Blatnier walked to start the second
and went to second on wild throw by
Smith. Dunbar went out to Carlson,
unassisted, Blatnier taking third on the
out. Brindley sent a blow to center,
scoring Blatnier, and then swiped the
keystone corner. Seymour fouled out
but Mikami picked single to right and
another run was chalked up. Mendez
hoisted long fly to center but Williams
managed to get under it.
The game was hopelessly lost in the
third inning. Crow dropped a hit in
right and Brandal poked one at Smith,
who threw wild to first, Crow going to
third and Brandal to second. Donald
sons bingle to center scored two and
Donaldson counted on Dunbar's blow
to left. Mendez walked to start the
fourth but was snuffed out in an attempt
to pilfer second base. Crow swung
another hit into the right garden and
after Brandal famed Donaldson singled
to center, sending Crow to third. Blat-
njer's smash to right scored two more.
A single by Brindley, couple Of fielder's
choices and a pair of doubles by Mendez
and Brandal gave the All Nations their,
final three scores in the, fifth frame.
New Ulm had only few slight
openings after the first inning. In the
second session Carlson singled to left
with two down but Smith struck out,
retiring the side. Friedl caught one to
his liking in the fourth and swung it
over the left field fence for home run.
In the last Of the sixth Hanna beat
out an ilnlfeld hit and after Chick
fanned Pfteiffer singled to left. With
the rabbit" on third and Pfeiffer on
first, they started double steal and
Williams was run ,l down near the plate.
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