New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-07-29
Athletics Take
Sunday Contest
NEW ULM WINS FROM MARSHALL
BY TO 2 SCORE AT
MARSHALL.
PFEIFFER AND FRIEDL STAR
GETTING ALL NEW ULM
SCORES.

Sundays game at Marshall between
New Ulm and Marshall was dandy,
especially for the New Ulm fans and
players. 1t looked like anybody's game
until pretty close to the end, but the
final score was to in New Ulm's
favor. The fasco of the preceding day
had killed off the crowd for the Sunday
contest to some extent, but goodly
number turned out and were well-repaid
for their loyalty.
Frank Crawford's mastery hurting
and ''Big Bill Pfeiffer's all around work
were mainly responsible for the New Ulm
victory. Crawford breezed thru inning
after inning with remarkable ease,
being touched up for punched hits in
only one frame, the third. He held the
heavy hitting Marshall batters to five
hits, three of them resulting in run in
the third. The other score made by the
Marshall bunch came in the sixth as a
result of walk, hit batsman, an out
and a twenty minute rag-chewing con-
test.
Pfeiffer's big stick was very much in
evidence during the afternoons fracas.
His first two hits developed into two
runs and made the other pair possible.
He was robbed of a hit by a wonderful
running catch by Robinson in the sixth
inning, and in the ninth he cracked out
smother bingle. Besides his hitting, he
made two fine running catches in right
and nipped Marshall runner at the
plate in the third by making peg to
Hodgins. Outside of these few trifes
Pfeiffer did not have much to do except
plod around in the mud and water in
right field.
While bestowing the laurel wreaths,
let us not forget Ed. Friedl and Hodgins.
Friedl and Pfeiffer scored all of the
Athletics runs, each getting pair. The
first time up Friedl beat out bunt, ad-
, jNancing Pfeifer to second, and they both
counted. The second time at bat he
sacrificed, and was safe on Mccarthy S
wild peg to first. Again they rang up a
brace of runs for New Ulm, Hodgins
coming to the fore with crashing single
to left after two were out Hodglns'
work behind the plate brot him many a
round applause from the fans and time
after time he outguessed the opposing
batters.
But everybody played fine game.
''Hank" Dahms smashed out long
sacrifice fly in the second, which resulted
in New Ulms first marker. "Chick'
Williams, Hanna" and Cordes handled
all of their chances like veterans. But
there was goat on each side. Burk
made the only two errors for New Ulm
and McCarthy's two wild throws were
practically responsible for the Marshall
defeat Burk's errors, however, did not
give Marshall any scores.
= Paul Morse, the "pride of the Mar,
shall club" was in the box for Marshal
and worked hard all of the time. With
the exception of Pfeiffer the New Uln
Ulm batters could not do much with hin
and nine of them famed. He was giver
good support, except for the catcher
two wild pegs, Kelley at third and Hard
stead at short playing great game.
There was nothing doing for either sid
in the opening frame, but in the secont
things began to hum. Pfeifer, first vi
for the Athletics cracked single to left
Friedl hunted and beat it out. Bot
advanced when Morse unbuckled a will
pitch and Dahms smote fly into dee
left, Pfeiffer scoring on the sacrifice
Mccarthy cut off the throw to the plat
and hurled the ball to third, but nobod
was covering the bag, Friedl scored.
Things appeared exceedingly danger
Gus in the last OF the third. With on
gone Handschu doubled to right. Kelle
- picked one-timer to the same garde
and Handschu tried to score Pfeiffer'
whip came in handy right here and tn
Marshall runner was nipped at the plate
Kelley going to second on the throw
Framer busted single to left scorin
Kelley and Robinson was safe when Bur
allowed his grounder to roll to RICH