New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-08-05

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coLLEclANs DEFEATED.
In the fastest and most exciting game
seen in. the Twilight League this season
the Professionals won out in the last
inning against the Collegians last Fri
day evening by score of 8 to 2. The
defeat dislodged the Collegians from
first place to second and the Eagles
are now the league leaders. The Pro-
fessionals are now tied for third place
with the BARRIERS.
"Coach" Seifert's home run with a
runner on third and two out in the
last Of the sixth won the game. Neither
team could register score until the
fourth frame when the Collegians pushed
over two. The Professionals then
squeezed one over in the fifth and made
the count 2 to /. Both teams folded
sensationally and each team made a
double play.
cap" Mueller toed the slab for the
Professionals and Huevelmann did the
twirling for the Collegians. The young
ster had the better OF the veteran for
Huevelmann allowed only four hits
and famed nine Of his opponents, while
Mueller was touched up for five blows
and struck out seven. The Collegians
also had the advantage in the fielding
end Of the game, only one error being
charged against them, while the Pro-
fessionals also slipped up on plays three
times.
Vogtel was the hitting star of the
game, ringing up two clean hits off
Mueller in three trips to the plate.
Besides his homer, coach" managed to
get scratch hit early in the fray.
With one down in the first OF the
opening session Vogtel was safe on
Hagen's error and stole second, con-
tinuing to third on A. Seifert's wild
peg to the middle cushion. L. Seifert
struck out but coach" missed the
third strike and had to throw to first.
Vogtel tried to register on the play and
was nipped at the plate, Guentner to A..
Seifert. ."
Groebner opened the second with a
single thru O. Seifert. Backer few out
to Hagen and Amann sent hot one to-
McHale, who recovered the ball and
forced Groebner at second, being given
a close decision. Marti rolled to Mueller
after Amann had stolen second. A..
Seifert began the last of the second with
a scratch inheld hit but was thrown;
out stealing second as Guentner struck
out. In the Professionals half of the
third Hintz walked with two down and
swiped the keystone corner, but Huevel-
mann famed O. Seifert for the third out.
Vogtel singled to left to start the
fourth and stole second, going to third
on wild pitch. L. Seifert struck out.
Groebner rolled to Mueller and Vogtel
was caught trying to score. Backer
rolled to @. Seifert, who kicked the ball
and both runners were safe. Amann
drew a pass and with the bases loaded
and two out Marti smashed a single to
right, scoring Groebner and Backer
and sending Amann to third. Marti
stole second, but H. Vogtel famed.
The Professionals took advantage of,
slow play in the last Of the fifth and
marked up run. Guentner popped a
fly back of third for a single and stole
second. Hagen beat out an infeldE
hit and Guentner counted on the throw
to first. In the last of the sixth McHale
was hit with one down and Mueller.
popped out to Amann. McHale pilfered
the middle hassock and went to third
when Groebner hurled Che pill to center
field. Coach then hit the ball into
the ravine in right and made the
circuit. The ball travelled along the
foul line and there was some question as
to whether the hit was fair or foul but
the Jumps called it fair and the game
was over. ~.
Score by innings RHE
Collegians 00O2 O-2s5 i
Professionals OOOOl Pa 3
Batteries: Collegians, Huevelmann
and Groebner; Professionals, Mueller
and A. Seifert. ..
Not wishing to join the knockers
brigade we believe that something ought
to be done concerning the lateness in
starting the ball games in New Ulm.