The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1917-11-22
RALLY WINS GAME
Addisons Hitting Features Short Contest-And
Wins Game Before Darkness Closes In
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| FiNI1SNl1 1NCE MORE have the M.
NXNMZRIVN S. P.s vanquished South
NEg8NN Saltwater and it is with
lN1y real pleasure that we
chronicle the result. The victory
does not compare, perhaps, with
some others won from the same
teame because the visitors had but
eight players in their lineup, but,
so far as we could see, this COM
bination put up as lively a contest
as one could wish. When time for
play arrived but seven of the visit
ing players had mobilized. so ne
gotiatiOns were opened with view
to completing the lineup and a
final choice revealed Tim S. as the
added starter, because, as the Wis
iting captain stated, ''he could fill
the places of the two absent play
ers." Tim had good afternoon,
getting hit which drove in a run,
besides stealing base and himself
scoring run. 1t was a game
which abounded with hits long and
short. The visitors unpacked a
variety of longtclouts, but Add, of
the locals. led the hitting process
sion with three doubles which were
responsible for five runs. His last
two-ply smash was a very timely
affair, coming in the sixth when
the bases were jammed.
In the visitors half of the first
after Alberts had whitfield, Berger
drove a sharp grounder between
Bran's tootsies, the ball speeding
right on past our center fielder
though he had the signals set
against it and the right of way
blocked. Berger pulled up at
third. Anderson beat out an in
field grounder and stole second.
Beyers then cleaned the sacks with
a long triple to center. Stone
struck out, Underwood hoisted to
Har. Two runs.
The locals started out at swift
gait. Lee out, Beyers to Berger.
Brad singled and stole second. Add
doubled to center, scoring Brad,
and then stole third. East ground
ed to third but was safe when
Berger dropped Albert's throw,
Add scooting home on the play and
East pulling up at second. Bran
beat out an infeld grounder ad-
vancing East to third. A double
steal was then put through sue
cessfully, Bran annexing second
while East galloped over toe plate.
Har singled and Bran scored. Lohr
was safe a first when Stone drop
ped his third strike. Wells fly
was captured by underwood. Four
runs.
The home half of the second
produced one run. Lee struck out.
Brad beat out an infield grounder.
Add poked out his second double,
and Brad tallied. East singled but
Add was nipped at the plate, Ber-
ger to Stone. Gil walked. Bran
popped to Peulen. One run.
Nothing of Importance sthen
transpired until the visitors half
of the fifth when things began to,
happen with astonishing rapidity.
Lee relieved Wells in the box and
was warmly greeted. Beyers
opened with a single. Stone walked.
Underwood popped to Brad. Peu-
len singled to left, scoring Beyers.
Sullivan drove hot single to CEN
ter, scoring Peulen. Tim then stole
second. Alberts walked. Wells
then went back in the box. Ber-
ger singled, and Sullivan scored.
Anderson singled to center and
runners tore around the bases with
complete abandon; Alberts scored
but Berger found the going rather
heavy between second and third
and was nipped at the latter sta
tion. Beyers ended the marathon
by striking out. Five runs.
The local fans had about given
up hope of this game being re-