The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1915-06-24
STARkEL'S MEET Defeat IN
CONTEST WITH PRISON TEAM
IN A Closely Contested Game Prison Team Defeats
Saltwater Stdke|'s. Heavy Hitting Of Home
Team And Spectacular Fielding Of Visitors Left
Fielder Being Features OF The Contest
By 7. W. L. O6fc;ol Scors-Keepsr M. s. P.

Fanny was given free pass to first
and was advanced to second by
Saxo's single. Harry coming home.
Lovely raped out one to center
field. scoring Fanny while he got
first. Wood the next man up drove
a high one to left field that enabled
him to reach second, scoring Saxo.
but Lovely was out at third. Laft
singled but Carl was famed, and
Hans bunt was of no avail. Five
hits-Three runs.
The second inning was quickly
over for the visitors. Earn led off
with fly to first that was gathered
in by Harry. Byle singled, but was
caught trying to steal second and
Berger was retired by the strike out
route. One hit-No runs.
Van was the first man up for the
home team and put over safe hit
for the initial sack, and got second
on balk. Harry lifted one to Byle
at left. but Fanny singled safe. Van
scoring. Saxo, the next up, drilled a
fine two bagger. scoring Fanny.
Lovely bopped fly to Byle. Wood
and Laff both got safe singles. the
formers bringing Saxo home, but
Carl was off color, and was again
famed. Five hits-Three runs.
In the third inning both teams
drew blank. Mcclellan got single
and worked around to third but new
er had a chance to come across the
plate. Forcia lifted one to Harry,
and the next two men were out at
first. The home team met a similar
fate. Hans. the first man. failed to
reach first and Van popped fly to
Forcia at second base. Harry and
Fanny got singles. but Saxo's
grounder was felded too quick for
the runners good.
The fourth and fifth innings we're
a repetition of the third, the visitors
got two hits in the former and three
in the latter, but they were of no ac-
count, no players ever getting far
enough advanced to be dangerous.
And the M. S. P. tale was very
much the same, only getting one
safe hit in each period.
In the sixth, the Starkles picked up
their stride and things looked ba
for the M.S.P. Dahlin consistent
hitter was the first man to face Van
and got single, stole second and
came home on Pommerville's triple,
then Rivard and Earn were both
walked filling the bases. Byle pop
ped up an infeld fly that was muf-
fed but the runner was forced out.
Van struck out Berger, and McClel-
Ian drove one to center and it
would have been double if Wood
hadn't managed to pull it down thru
bit of quick foot work. 2 hits-1
run.
The M. s. P. again failed to alter
their tally in their turn up. only be-
ing able to get one safe hit
The seventh inning saw the visitors
last rally but they made good use of
it. Forcia, the first man up, was
given his base on balls, then Sand
berg singled and stole second and
both were scored on Dahlin's single.
Pommerville lifted a fly to Harry
but Rivard got another safe one to
first. and went to second on balk.
Dahlin being sent to the home plate
on the same occasion. AS it was
only too apparent that Van was all
in. he was replaced by Red. Earn,
the first man to try out the new
pitcher, was unable to connect and
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