The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1915-09-09
.M.S.P. GETS RAzzLE
FROM "ALL-STARS"
The M.S,P. Put up Brave Fight Against
Superior Odds and Case Of Jinx Which
the Visitors Seem to Have Transferred
to Our lntra-MuraI TWirIers.
By T. WI. Scorekeeper.

feature of the days attractions was
the ball game between our pennant
chasers and the All-Stars of Still
water. The visitors simply swamp
ed our team, the final score being
17-6 in their favor and considering
the class of game our boys put up
it is surprising the score against
them was not doubled.
It only takes a glance at the sum-
mary to see where the defeat is
chargeable, for with but one excep-
tion the fielders both out and in have
one or more errors charged against
them, there being a grand total of
eleven in the game.
While Pat. who opened the game
in the box, did not show up to ad-
vantage, he was given no support,
and this was the same throughout
the contest. Both teams got the
same number of hits, strike outs and
passes, but while the visitors made
two errors our team made eleven
Byle, the visitors left fielder, was
the star of the Stars" nothing
came out in his direction but what
it received prompt and careful at
tention. Goullette pitched in splen-
did form for six innings but was
tiring in the seventh so was replac-
by Byle who pitched in nice style,
Underwood relieving him at left.
Goullette struck out twelve. passed
three and gave nine safe hits in sew
en- innings. Byle in two, struck
out one, passed one and gave two
hits. For the home pitchers, Van
and Red did better in comparison,
while Pat fell down little; Pat in
two innings struck out four. passed
none, but gave four safe hits. In
five innings Van struck out six.
passed three and gave only five safe
hits. Red struck out three, passed
one and gave only two hits in two
innings.
Sandburg proved to be the
strong hitter of the day, getting
three clean ones while he made four
runs. Stone was close second
with two and three respectively.
Harry, being off color at the bat,
was replaced by Johnny in the fifth
and while the latter was an improve
ment as a run getter, he was hardly
up to Harry's standard as a second
baseman.
In the first, Farceia laid out a fly
to Bergie at left who muffed it, the
batter going to second, was advan-
ced to third on passed ball, and
scored on Hoy's sacrifice to short.
Byle famed. Stone popped a nice
one to second but Harry failed TO
hold it. Sandburg drove out two
Dagger to left scoring Stone. By
ers laid out a grounder to first Carl
muffed, Sandburg scored. Dahlin
famed. l hit-3 runs-3 errors.
The M.S.P. in their half failed to
find Goullette and were whitfield in
one e-two-t three order. 90.
In the second, Goullette doubled
to left. johnson repeated for a
single. Farceia famed. Hoy doub-
led to left, both base runners scored.
Byle raised one to Saxo at center.
Stone famed. 8 hits runs.
For the M.S.P.. Pat walked .Laff.
Carl and Harry famed. 90.
In the third, Van replaced Pat in
the box and whitfield the first two
men who faced him. Dahlin laid
out safe single to left and made
second on an overthrow. Goullette
was famed. l hit--0 runs.
For the locals, Bergie doubled to
center. Wag grounded out to Sec
ond. Lovely famed. Saxo popped
to Byers at right. l hit-0 runs.
In the fourth, johnson was Whit