The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1915-06-17

as Laff calls it, connected with the
first ball pitched, but was unable to
reach first; while Will. the next man
up, singled safely, but jlffy later
tried to steal second with disastrous
results. hits 0-runs.
Stahl led off in the fifth for Oak
Park, but appeared to be able
only to shoot out quantity of fouls
one of these of perpendicular
variety was his undoing as Laff was
waiting to receive 1t when it came
back to earth. Dutch the next man
up and in passing let me say he is
some slugger) kept up his reputa-
tion by rapping out a nice single.
Law however in his turn laid out q
long fly to center field that Fanny
cared for in nice style. Forciea,
the next man at the plate, singled
safely, advancing Dutch to third.
Byres then took turn at the slab
and again singled, scoring the two
base runners and being advanced to
second on a balk. The visitors
rally was over, however. for the in
nlng, as Carter proved to be an easy
proposition for Atty. 3 hits 2 runs.
The M. S. P. got down to business
in their turn at the plate and showed
what they were capable of doing
when the necessity arose. Laff was
the first man up and while he
connected with the first Offering, it
was of no avail, as the fielders were
all on their job and the ball was
whipped to first just ahead of the
runner. Lew went to the plate in
stead of Van, who was replaced in
the box by Pat, and raped out a
nice single. Lovely, the next man
up. singled on the first ball that
crossed the plate, advancing Lew to
third. Fanny kept up the good
work by rapping out nice safe to
center, scoring the two men on bases
and reaching first in plenty of time
himself. Harry, the next man up,
laid out a long drive to the left
enabling him to reach second, scor-
ing Fanny from first. Saxo who was
next up. repeated the performance,
scoring Harry. Wood was the next
man up, and it looked for minute
as tho his drive to the center would
mean another score for the home
team but Berger was right on the
job out in, the garden, and managed
to get under it. hits-4 runs.
Berger opened the batting order
for the visitors in the sixth, and
connected with Pats first ball for a
safe single. Barstow, who came up
next, repeated his performance, ad-
vancing the previous batter to Sec
ond. Underwood, the next man up,
shot grounder down the base line
t. third, reaching first safe. but
Berger was forced out at third.
Stahl, one of the visitors strongest
hitters, was the next man up, and he
in turn made another safe single, the
two runners scoring, after several
false starts made successful steal to
second but when he tried to repeat
the performance and make third he
failed to get out of the trap and
was tagged trying to slide into third.
Dutch the next man to face Pat
let pair clip the plate before he
got one to suit him, driving splen-
did one out to deep center field that
enabled him to reach the second bag.
Law also raped out a nice single
scoring Dutch" but was tagged on
the initial sack a moment later
6 hits runs.
Bergie opened for the home team
in their half of the inning and poked
out nice two bagger to left; but
Will, the next batter at the plate
did not put enough ginger into
his swing and while he connected it
was of no account as the first base
man was waiting for him. Laff the