Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1916-05-31
MANAGER HANSON BOOKS
SOME FAST GAMES.

paSe Dall manager mas recently COM
pleted his schedule for games for the
month of June. This schedule will
be followed out, with the exception
of two or three games, of which
nothing definite can be said. It will
be noticed that all the towns booked
maintain fast clubs and the Warren
fans can be assured that they will
have the opportunity of seeing some
of the, fastest ball played on the
local diamond.
Thursday the boys play Red Lake
Falls on the Red Lake diamond and
Friday the fast Grand Forks bunch
play here. Grand Forks trimmed up
Humboldt two games on Tuesday of
this week. Sunday the team plays
at Roseau and on Mondav the fans
Of this city and vicinity will be given
the pleasure Of witnessing one of
the fastest games ever played on
the local diamond, when the Lakota
team plays a return game here.
The schedule complete is as fol-
lows:
June. 1 Warren at Red Lape Falls.
June Grand Forks at Warren.
June 4 Warren at Roseau.
June Lakota at Warren,
June Red Lake Falls at Warren.
June II Warren at Minto-
June IL Park River at Warren.
June 13 Drayton at Warren.
June IA Thief River Falls at War
rem
June Is Gilby at Warren.
June 16 Mimic at Warren.
June 18 Warren at Thief River
Falls.
June, 19 Grafton at Warren.
June 20 Warren at Drayton.
June Fl Inkster at Warren.
June % Red Lake Falls at Warren.
June 25 Warren at Grand Forks.
June 26 Ada at Warren.
June Is White Earth Indians at
Warren
June 80 Twin Valley at Warren.
Warren met the Grand Forks
Stars on the home diamond Mem
orial Day and gave them the
whalloping of their lives. The score
ended 10 to 3 in Warren's favor.
In the evening of the same day
Orleans came down and suffered de-
+ feat at the hands Of the local boys
This game ended in a score of 16
to 1 with the local team at the long
end
The games for Memorial Day
were not of the standard that the
management wished to secure. The
reason for this is that they were
doubled crossed by the Humboldt
manager, who booked his team to
play here on that day and later in
the week took a Grand Forks en-
gagement and left the Warren
Management in a hole.
Lakota Takes Two From Warren.
On Sunday afternoon the Warren
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on their diamond and as result
dropped two poorly played ball
games. The first game was called
at 2:30 and ended in a score of
to 4 in the favor of the Flickertai]
state town. The second game start
ed at $50 and when the game was
called in the seventh inning, the
score stood to 2 in Lakota's favor
Both games were featured by weak
hitting and numerous errors by the
two teams. The Warren boys do not
admit that the Lakota bunch are 6
better collection of ball players, but
hold that Sunday was an off day
for them and somehow or other they
could not play the game together
According to several reports the
umpiring in the first game was ranl
and Warren plucked the lemon every
time, when it came to receiving bae
decisions. The batteries for the frs
game, Lakota Day and Sholder
Warren Wingfeld and Russell. Tht
second game for Lakota Day ant
Martin; for Warren Wingfeld an<
Halbert.
Warren 8; Fordville 1.