The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-07-27

The fans who journeyed to the
Moorhead ball park yeste1 day, found
the gland stand upset, and they were
compelled to sit on the b~leachers or
grouped about the walls of the arena
under the blazing sun. Despite that
fact and in spite of the fact that Grand
Forks came through with the long end
Of the score the crowd got IT'S moneys
worth for it was q heart breaking See
saw contest, that was a~nybody's game
until Wejdell was nipped at the plate
in the last inning.
Grand Forks rounded the ball harl,
and neither Ferris nor Beisser sue
ceeded to any appreciate extent in
firing them out or keeping them guess
ing. On the other hand, the Grain
growers were unable to hit opportune-
ly, n although they came within one
of it out in the last ditch, the visitors
copied the victory, 5 to 4.
Unglaub tied the score in the eighth
inning on a home run, but Freer came
back in the ninth with another homer,
upsetting the layout for the home team
n gaining an advantage that could
not be overcome.
The Forks team made it's first
circuit in the first inning. After Nc
Graw had knocked n into Weidell's
NIT, Freer hit and stole a base, and
Flaherty hit and scored Freer. Alt
mar flew out to center and Anderson
was beat out to first.
Schuler famed, Sullivan was beat
out on the initial sprint and Dreis hit
but was scalped on secon base by
Nifnecker, who permitted Unglaub to
get to first while he was doing it.
Nifnecker and Wheeler both went
down at first, Greisel s%pringing into
the air after q high boy to get the
latter. Peters few to center.
After Doyle had been thrown out at
first. Greisel got a two-bagger. Peter
son previously had muffed a foul fly
on Greisel so was charged with an
error. A fly to left field and a ground
er to first put Weidell and Murphy
out Of the running.
Snow hit but was caught at second
when McGraw was given the advant-
age Of f1elder's choice. Freer hit, but
was followed by Flaherty's foul fly to
Peterson and Altman's failure to beat
one to first. ."
Ferris famed, Schiller was thrown
out on a relay to first and Sullivan flew
to left field. =.
Anderson and Nifnecker both hit.
and Ferris was in a tight place. But
Wheeler flew to center, and although
i liAtS lAlIIlS ln6 DdSSSs ANDERSON
and Snow went out on a double play,
Ferris to Murphy to Greisel.
Drefs flew to short, Unglaub walked
but was caught at second and Doyle
knocked a foul fly to first.
McGraw sent one to Schiller, which
was relayed to first ahead of the run
ner, and Freer famed. Flaherty hit
and stole a base, but Altman famed.
Greisel was thrown out on the in
itial sprint, and although Weidell
walked and stole a base, Murphy
struck out and Ferris lost out on the
first leg Of his journey.
In the sixth inning both teams scor-
ed, Grand Forks one and the Grain
growers two. tieing the score.
Wheeler rel to first on felder's
choice with two men down. Peters
hit. Snow knocked one to the inield,
which Ferris picked up and relayed
wide Of first, letting Wheeler score,
while Snow reached the initial station
safely.
Schiller had been put down at first
when Sullivan walked. Then Dries
went down on the initial sprint, but
Unglaub came to the rescue with a