The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1916-04-20

representing the Chautauqua Circle. IN
clement weather prevailed and drilling
rain fell throughout the game. Shortly be-
fore noon the day promised TO be fair but
afterward the clouds lowered with the above
result; but be it understood, the ardor of
the players and fans was not dampened in
the least. The contest was repete with
exciting situations and brilliant plays and
not until the tenth inning were the M. S.
P.'s returned the victors over {. {. S by
score of to A. The form shown by the
Chautauquas created much favorable com
ment the team being well balanced as
whole, and we were assured by the man.
ayers of both teams that another strug
gle for supremacy would take Place soon
probably Friday or Saturday of this week.
Story of the game by innings:
First Inning
For the c. C.'s Ian. famed. Carl. got
on when Ach. fumbled his grounder and
stole second. S. hit one to short which was
slowly helded, and Carl. went to third. S.
stole second but was caught off the bag and
V. famed. No runs.
In the M. S. P.'s half Ach. flew out
IS grounder was fumbled and he stole
second afterward being caught off the base.
Shl. grounded out. No runs.
Second Inning
c. C.'s-Van singled and ,ook second
on a wild throw scoring moment later on
Macs two-base hit. Kul struck out and
F. dittoed Thorn. drew his base on four
wide ones and went to second, drawing
throw upon which Mac came home. Thorn
was thrown out at third. Two runs.
M. S. P's-Ls. singled and stole second.
Men. struck out. LIS. was caught stealing.
Murphy famed. No runs.
Third Inning
c. C.'s-Carl. ticketed one of Bl. shoots
for three Dagger but was caught at the
plate in trying to complete the circuit on
it. S. famed and likewise V. No runs.
M. S. p 's-Bl. was out on a bunt. Pa.
Wag. casyed. No runs.
Fourth Inning
G. C.'S-Van. was thrown out on an in
field grounder. Mac struck out and Kul.
went out on a ground ball to short. No
run.
NJ. S. P.'s-Not man reached first, the
xb oh
being retired on strikes. Some pitching.
No runs.
Fifth Inning
~ L. starts pitching fol the M. S. P.1s Bl.
going to left field, retiring Men.
c. C.'s-F. reached first when his ground
er was fumbled and went to second on
Thorn. S scratch Both runners advanced
on Lan.'s hard smack but F was caught at
the plate moment later. Carl. Combed
one to right Thorn. going to third but the
latter took took too much lead and was
thrown out S. struck out. No runs.
M. S. P.'s-Ls. flew out. L. singled
and went to second on the throw in, but
was caught mapping at the middle station.
Mpy, singled and stole second but Bl. fam
ned. No runs.
Sixth Inning
For the NJ S. Ps Vos. replaces Mpy.
in center and Stn. replaces S. at the same
station for the c. C.'S
c. c. 's-Vo. flew out Van famed and
so did Mac. No runs.
NJ. S. P.'s-Pa. famed. Wag. duplica-
ted. Ach. pulled three blow and came
home when the ball was thrown into the
crowd. Lo. struck out. One run.
Seventh Inning
c. C.'s-L. had plenty on the ball and
famed Ku, F., and Thorn. in succession.
No runs.
NJ. S. P.'s-Van. to show there was no
hard feelings, put on extra steam and retir-
ed Shl. Is and L. on strikes No runs.
Eighth Inning
G.. C.'S--Lan. was thrown out on
grounder to L. Carl. whitfield Stu. took
four wide ones. Vo. famed. No runs.
NJ. S. P.'s-Vos. slammed a two-b Dagger
taking third while Bl. struck out. Pa.
struck out. Vos. was safe at the plate and
Wag. was out on an in6ed grounder One
run.
Ninth Inning
Pa. retires and is replaced by Della and
Will goes in to catch in Ways place for
the M. S. P
c. c. 's-Van. singled, Carl. ran thebas-
es for him stealing second and came home
aided by poor throwing. Mac out. Kul.
out on hit to pitcher. F. struck out. One
run.
NJ S. P. 's-Ach. singled but was caught
at second moment later Lo took a three
ply wallop and scored on passed ball.