The mirror., 1915-06-10
PRISON TEAM SCORES SEC.
OND VICTORY OF SEASON
South Saltwater Nine Defeated BY The N. S. P.
Base Ball Team In Hard Fought Contest By
Narrow Margin Of One Run Final Score
Being 5-4. Record Attendance.
By T. w. l.. Official Scors-Keepsr N. s. p.

their first batter, going out on a
grounder to first; while Alvin, who
came next, and was apparently suf-
fering with the heat, kept tanning
the breeze in an effort to cool off
and was retired in short order. Goul-
lett. the next man up, laid fly out
to Fanny at third. 90
Laff led off for the home team
with safe single, and succeeded in
stealing second. Van, the next man
up, failed to make connections and
retired in favor of Lovely, who came
back and showed he could make
good by knocking a long drive to
center, that scored Laff and and al
lowed Lovely to reach third. Harry
the next man up, raped out nice
double, scoring the man from third.
Fanny. who was next in the batting
order, hit the first one to come
across but ALVIN at third reached up
and got it. Wood, the next man up
couldn't seem to see them cross the
plate, for he failed to connect.
Three hits-Two runs.
The visitors got real busy in the
fourth. Carlson, their first man up
made safe single but was nailed
when he tried to steal second. I'm
derwood. the next man at the plate.
followed the previous mans lead
with another safe single and was ad-
vanced to second by Dahlin, who in
turn singled. Then both base run
ners took long lead and by some
fast sprinting Underwood reached
third, but Dalkin was caught be-
tween the two sacks and tagged.
Sandberg, the next man to face the
music, made another safe hit, scored
Underwood, but was nabbed when
he tried to steal second. Four hits
One run.
The M. S. P. manager benched
Fanny and Van, substituting Lew at
third and Red in the box. Saxo, the
first man up, was easy for Goullett.
being struck out. Bergie, the next
batter up, was walked. Billy singled,
safely advancing Beagle to second
and they managed to make double
steal but it was to no avail for Laff
was famed, and Jack, a pinch hit
ter who went in for Van, only man
aged to roll grounder to first at a
little better speed than he could
travel. One hit-No runs.
In the fifth. Byers opened up the
rally for the visitors by singing
safely on Reds first delivery and
was advanced to third by Ander-
sons double. Dahl, the next man,
hit out another double, scoring the
two runners, and, in turn, scored
on Alvin's single. Goullett, the
next man up, singled safely, Alvin
going to second. The next man to
face Red, was the redoubtable Carl
son, but he failed to connect, being
retired in one-two-three order. Un.
derwood singled down the third base
line and while he made first safely
Alvin was forced out. Dahlin, the
next man, was walked, and then
with the bases full, all Sandbere
could manage was short drive to
first that Harry cared for. retiring
the SIDE. Six hits-Three runs.
In their half of the fifth the home
team failed to find the pitcher, all
being moved down in short order.
The sixth inning was quickly ov.
er for the visitors, for Pat had re-
placed Red in the box; while the
first man up connected all right, ii
proved to be an easy fly that Harry
took care of. Anderson, their next