New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1915-07-28
PIRATES DROP ANOTHER.

In a game marred by great deal OF
unnecessary wrangling, the New Vim
Pirates lost to the Gibbon team last
Sunday on the home grounds by score
of 2-3. Huevelmann struck out eleven
of the visiting batsmen and H. Schroeder
who served the slants for Gibbon retired
nine of the piratical crew by the one
two-three method.
The recent ruling of the Minnesota
Boxing Commission that open air arenas
for boxing matches are within the law
stood the ball players in good stead last
Sunday. There were several times when
it looked as tho the spectators might
be permitted to see lively one round
engagement for the price of single adj
mission to the ball game. This is no
doubt cheaper than going to Minneapolis
and dropping five iron boys for ring
side seat. But the boys would do we'll
to remember that the public wants what
it pays for and on Sunday afternoons it
pays for base ball and not for demon
stration of the manly art. There was
entirely too much squabbling to make
the game interesting.
At that there were flashes of real base
ball and the game was far from one
sided. The boys should be able to
bring home the long end Of the score when
they again face the Gibbon team.
Following is the game:
list inning-Olsen cracked the first ball
pitched for single. P. Schroeder
walked. O. Gutzke flied to third. Carl
son walked. P. Gutzke hit to Huevel-
mann, who forced Olsen on home. H.
Schroeder flied to short.
Muesing hit to third. Lindemann
was hit by the ball and stole second.
Burk walked Schaefer whitfield. Becker
singled and Lindemann tried to get
home but was caught at the plate.
End inning-Hattlested, Friedl and
Walter all famed.
Schapekahm hit to second. Anderson
singled and stole second. Kuester flied
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3rd inning-Olson famed. P. Schroe-
der flied to Kuester. o. Gutzke singled.
Carlson followed with crack to right
field. Schaefer tried to get Gutzke on
third but the ball hit the winner and
he scored when Schapekahm threw wild
to the plate. P. Gutzke cracked out a
safe hit scoring Carlson, took second on
an error by Burk and scored when H.
Schroeder hit thru Schapekahm. Hattie
sted grounded to Burk.
Muesing flied to third. Lindemann
and Burk both famed.
4th inning-Friedl famed. Walter
hit third. Olson did the same as Walter.
Schaefer hit to the pitcher. Becker
grounded to first. Schapekahm flied
to third.
9Th inning-P. Schroeder fed to
pitcher. O. Gutzke fed to Lindemann.
Carlson struck out.
Anderson fouled to Olson. Kuester
flied to short. Huevelmann singled.
Muesing failed to connect.
9Th inning-P. Gutzke flied to Linde-
mann. H. Schroeder famed. Hattlesre
sted hit to short.
Lindemann got hit in the ribs and
stole second. Burk singled scoring Lin
demann. Schaefer famed. Becker
singled and stole second, scoring Burk.
Schapekahm was safe on flielders
choice. Anderson was safe when Olson
dropped the last strike. Kuester flied
to first. Huevelmann famed.
7th inning-Friedl and Oswald (batt-
ing for Walter) both famed. Olson
walked but was caught taking home on
P. Schroeders double.
,Muesing flied to left field. Lindemann
hit to pitcher. Burk dropped the ball
in front Of the home plate.
9th inning-O. Gutzke field to Burk.
Carlson hit to short. P. Gutzke famed.
Grams (playing for Schaefer) struck
out. Becker hit to pitcher. Schape-
kahn flied to third.
9th inning-H. Schroeder famed.
Hattelsted singled. Friedl hit to Becker
who touched Hattelsted and threw to
first.
Anderson hit to third. Kuester famed
Huevelmann grounded to first.