The mirror., 1915-06-03
Hastings Defeats M.S.P. By A Rally In
Ninth Inning
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third one was candy for Bergie in
right field. 90
The home team substituted Carl
for Josie at second base in the Sec
half of this inning. Wood, the first
man up, failed to find the course
the leather was travelling in; and
while Tip poked up a grounder it
went the wrong way and beat him
to first. Bergie. however. kept up
his rep" and singled safely, and
proved his calibre as player by
stealing second, third and finally
home on an error by F. Shoulder,
at third. Carl, however, only fam
ed the atmosphere. One hit-One
run.
The sixth was quickly over. Red
famed the first man up, and the
next man reached first safely on a
bunt, but the next batter popped up a
short fly to Harry at first; and while
the forth man managed to make a
safe single, the next man up
popped another fly which Red
cared for satisfactorily. One hit
No runs.
Our boys did no better in their
half. Red. the first up, had to be
content with tanning the breeze.
Lovely made safe single and sue
cessfully stole second and third, but
led too far from the latter sack and
was tagged. Harry, IN turn. sent a
grounder to second, but failed TO
make first. One hit-No runs.
| The seventh was a repitition OF
the preceding inning. F.Shoulder
rolled a grounder down the base
line to Harry, at first; the next man
repeated the performance, while
Young sent out week fly to Wood
No hits-No rims.
The home talents were retired in
short order. The first man got a
single and was advanced by the
next batter to second by sacrifice
and the third man popped fly to
Young at short, who whipped it to
Shoulder at third in time to meet
the runner. One hit-No runs.
In the eighth, the visitors led of
with safe single which was follow
ed by the next batter with double
The third man made double, bring
ing in two runs, but he was caught
mapping a moment later and tagged
The next up, sent out an easy ore
that Red took home; and then, as il
to rub it in, Red famed the next
man. Three hits-Two runs.
The M. S. P. agony was quickly
over, being retired in the one-two.
three order. 90.
The last inning the visitors went
to bat with the short end of a g to
score, and knew it was then or nev
er-and they certainly proved thai
they were able to hold their own il
a pinch. Hubley, the first man up
was unable to find Red, and it look
ed as if we were to count the frs
lgame a victory. F. Shoulder, the
second man at the plate. however
singled. The next man followed
suit. Two men on bases and one mar
down. The fans had been roofing
all through the game, but this wa'
serious and the game was carried
along in dead silence. Young, the
next man up. sent out an easy
grounder which Red shot to first in
plenty of time. Two men out, the
| fans came to life! Marshall, the
lnext man up, sent out long drive
to deep center, which Troby missed
lscorlng two runs-the batter reach
4 ing second. Babe Shoulders ther
4 followed with another to the same
point which Troby muffed, scoring
another run. Dixon, the next man
\ failed to find Red. Five hits-Three
runs-Two errors.
| The M.S.P. failed to do anything
in their half. Altho Pat, the pinch
hitter, went in for Red, they went
| in the one-two- three order as III the