The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1915-07-01
PRISON TEAM MEETSDEFEAT
IN CONTEST WITH SIMONETS
District Champions Defeat Home Team In Exciting
Contest By Score Of Seven To TWo---Swan-
mans Spectacular Pitching Feature Of Game.
Local Boxman Receives Poor Support.
By T. W. L. Official Score Keeper M. s. p.

Bergray started off the second
inning for the Simonets. but was no
match for Red. tanning out in short
order. Forceia, however. singled
safely but was caught trying to steal
second and Red whitfield Nadeau,
making the third out. l hit-0 runs.
In their half the home boys had
the same luck. Lovely and Hans
were both famed, Red got a clean
single but died at the sack as Harry
whitfield in his turn up. l hit-0
runs.
So far, the home team had had
the best of the encounter, but in the
third inning the tables were turned
Reward, the first man. breezed out,
and Barrowman was retired on
short drive to third that was fielded
too quickly for the runner. Swan
man, however, got pass on balls
and then Hoy drove out a three
Dagger to left field, Swanman COM
ing home. Boo, in his turn, landed
out another to center that Saxo let
slip through his fingers, allowing
Boo to reach third. while Hoy iu
the meanwhile had scored. S Hoy
raped out one to center that scored
his namesake, while he made first.
Bergray, in his turn, drove out q
long fly but Lovely got under it.
2 hits runs-1 error.
Our boys made a poor sh owing in
their half being retired in one-two-
three order. Fanny, the first man
knocked fly to Forceia at left.
Saxo tried a bunt but couldn't make
first and Laff famed. 90.
Forceia led off for the Simonets
in the fourth; and. after having had
two strikes called on him, raped out
a nice grounder to right, but Berg
les fielding was to fast for him to
reach first. Nadeau laid out nice
two-bagger to center. but made an
unsuccessful attempt to steal third.
Reward. the next man up, got away
on nice single and negotiated po-
sition on second. but tried to slip
home on Barrowman's single with
out going to third and, on being
caught in the act, failed to retrieve
his position on second. 3 hits-0
runs.
In their half of the fourth, the
home team got away in good shape
and would of quite likely have run
up an addition to their score, if they
had not taken such long chances on
base stealing. Bergie led off with
q nice safe single and was advanced
to second by Woods sacrifice; but
when he tried to steal his way to
third he found the visitors very
wide awake, and was retired. Love-
ly was given his base on balls, how
ever; it was of little avail as he took
too long a lead and was tagged. !
hit-0 runs.
In the fifth inning the visitors lit
tie twiler led off with fly to Fan
ny at center, while G.. Hoy's bunt
failed to carry him to first. Boo the
next man up. drove out long clean
one to left that enabled him to reach
second, but S. Hoy was whitfield by
Red. l hit-0 runs.
In their half up the M. S. P's.
hopes were quickly over. for Hans
led off and his hit was to weak to be
of any .1se, and Reds was an exact
duplicate. while Harry laid fly out
to third that Nadeau cared for. o
hits-O runs.
There were number Of OCCASIONS
in the sixth inning when it looked
as though the Simonets were going