New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1914-07-22

IN the lineup, as ne was called out OF the
city by the illness of his sister.
Lynch obtained half of the Albert Lea
hits, getting single, double and home
run in five trips to the plate. Every one
odf the svats was healthy one at that.
NEW ULM PIRATES SHUTOUT
KAsoTv TEAM HERE SUNDAY.
The New Ulm Pirates easily outclassed
the Kasota team in a game on the local
A. A. grounds Sunday, winning by an
to 0 count. Kuester was in rare form for
the local
The New Ulm Pirates easily outclassed
the Kasota team in game on the local
A. A. grounds Sunday, winning by an 8
to count. Kuester was in rare form for
the local boys and set the visitors down
with remarkable ease. He allowed but
five hits and famed nine of the men who
faced him. On the other hand the Pirates
cudgeled to their hearts content, getting
eleven hits off Mulligan and Aim, who
did the twirling for the Kasota lads.
Both teams had five fielding mistakes
but the Pirates managed to tighten up
when the situation looked dangerous and
with Kuester's aid they averted the threa-
tened scores. Four hits, walk, sacri-
flee and an error or two gave the piratical
crew five more runs in the third inning
and they punched three more hits with a
walk in the sixth to get another trio of
markers.
Muesing and Wicherski were the hit
ting stars Of the day, the former getting
three hits in five times at bat, while
George made two in four trips to the plate
Konachal's fielding for the Kasota club at
third base was particularly brilliant, six
chances being accepted without bobble.
The Pirates pulled off the only double
play of the game when they nipped a
Kasota rally in the fifth inning.
Muesing and Kleinschmidt led off with
hits for the Pirates in the last of the first
inning but the following batters could
not bring them in. In the second a
double by Guentner, an error by Olson
and Schapekahm' single filled the bases
for the Pirates with only one out, but
Muesing and Kleinschmidt popped out
to the Kasota infelders.
In the first of the third single, an
error and a hit batsman filled the bases
for the visitors with two down but Kuest-
er forced Olson to popp up little fly for
the final out. The lastof the third was a
romp for the Pirates and five runs were
rushed over the plate. Wicherski singled
Schaefer walked and Kuester sacrificed.
An error by Swenson allowed couple of
scores and after Guentner famed, Her
zog, Schapekahm and Muesing singled
in succession, three more runs being re-
gistered.
Bradshaw reached first to start the
fourth frame, but Mulligan fouled out
to Kleinschmidt and Aim forced Brad
shaw at second, Muesing to Herzog.
Waterman poked a fly into Guentner's
mitts, for the third out. In the first of
the fifth Konchal arrived safely at first
on an error. A. Swenson flew out to
Schapekahm and w. Swenson hit into
double play, Kuester to Muessing to
Schaefer. Mcdonald opened the sixth
with clean hit butK leinschmidt snuffed
him out when he attempted ito purloin
the middle sack. Olson famed but Brad
shaw lined out hit. He stole second
and then Kuester struck out Mulligan.
In the last of the sixth the Buccaneers
managed to colledt three more runs from
the invaders. Muesing, first up to the
Pirates, banged out hit. Kleinschmidt
flew out to Mcdonald. Wicherski singh
ed and a double steal was pulled off. A
passed ball allowed Muesing to count
and Schaefer walked and stole second.
Kuester's single and sacrifice by Becker
brot the Pirate total up to eight for the
afternoon.
A single and a walk put two Kasota
runners on the paths in the seventh but
the pinch hit could not be delivered and
the boys languished along the way. That
was the last chance that the visitors had
as not another Kasota man could negoti-
ate the distance to first base in safety.
Two men walked in the Pirates half Of
the eighth but they were not anxious for
more scores and did not strain themselves
to push one across the plate.
TWILIGHT LEAGUE
Standing of the Teams.