Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1916-06-14

Special Train to Ada, Sunday, June
25th.-Warren Will Meet
Fergus Falls.
Sunday, June 25th will be gala
day at Ada and the Warren base
ball team, band and enthusiastic fans
will assist in making it so. A spec
ial train of cars has already been
secured for that day and scores of
fans are now making preparations
to attend the big game at the Nor
man county capital. Fergus Falls
will also send special train with
her base ball team and will be ac-
companied by the Fergus Falls band.
All indications are that this day will
be the biggest of any in the history
of the base ball sport in the north
west.
The train will leave Warren at
about ten o'clock in the morning and
all who wish to make the trip are
advised to make their reservations
with N. O. STADIUM, at the Great
Northern depot.
Warren 2; Red Lake Falls 4.
In fast and interesting contest
Red Lake Falls trimmed up the
local collection of ball players by a
score of 4 to 2, Wednesday evening
last week, on the home diamond. Del
burn, an ex-Northern Lacquer heaved
for the visiting nine and struck out
~ men. Halbert was in the box for
Warren and threw a godd game Sc
curing IL strike outs; but was given
rather poor support by his fellow
team mates.
| Warren s; Stephen 4.
In game with little or no "pep''
the Warren nine took the home pro-
duct team of Stephen into camp Fri
day evening on the Warren diamond,
to tune of to 4. Considering the
fact that the Stephen nine is COM
posed entirely of home talent and
that this was their second game of
the season, they put up a good game
OF ball. "Chuck" Russell was ON the
round for Warren and struck out II
men. Jack Walker received and
backed up the twirler in great style.
! Swanson sheaved9 for the visitors and
secured 5 strike outs. Bouyette
played on the receiving end for the
Stephenites.
The features of the game were a
home run by Bouvette of Stephen
and three base hits by Herringer of
Warren and Rushing of Stephen.
Warren IS; Mimic 2.
In one sided contest the strong
Warren club defeated the fast ag-
gregation of ball tossers of Minto
Sunday afternoon. The Warren line
up as a whole was struck by
heavy batting streak, each man Sc
curing one or more hits Cline took
the lead and landed four hits. Fos-
ter ranked second taking three blows.
The battery for Warren was Foster
and Cline. Mimic had Cheslik, who
pitched nine innings against Grafton
without giving them hit, as their
t"'irler. Mack received for the North
Dakota town aggregation.
! About dozen cars from this city,
loaded with fans attended the game
at Minto.
Warren 5; Drayton 0. .''
In spite of frequent showers dur
Ing the game the Drayton and War
rem teams played a full nine inning
contest which resulted in score of
5 to O in favor of the local club.
Though the game was shut out af-
fair, nevertheless it proved to be
an interesting one and kept the fans
! guessing as to which would be the
winning team. Warren scored its
first run in the second inning and
IL, the eighth, with three men on
bases German hit into deep center
for three bases. German also scor-
ed making total Of four runs in
one frame. The game ended in the
ninth with score of to o. ~~-.'~
Kiefenheim threw for Warren and
allowed the visitors only two hits
and struck out ten men. Cline re-
ceived in a very able manner.
F'arnsdorth on the mound and Scott
at the receiving end composed the
battery for the visitors.