The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1917-09-06
By "BobbLes''

and third on the resulting fielder's
choice, but finally got back to Sec
ond when Lew dropped the ball.
Sande grounded to Har and Moore
was forced at second, Larson con-
cluding to hold third. Brown
struck out. No runs, one hit, one
error.
Lewis fly to left was muffed by
How. Har fouled out to Sande.
Lew went to second when Borst
let Browns throw get by. Lohr
hit Texas Lacquer back of third
upon which Lew scored, but the
former was thrown out trying to
make second. Bran struck ont.
One run, one hit, two errors.
SIXTH
Bonde bunted safely down the
third base line, but was caught
later stealing second. How struck
out. Theis sent fly to Burns for
third out. No runs, one hit, no
errors.
Burns hoisted to Bye. Wells
struck out. Gil struck out. No
runs, no hits, no errors.
SEVENTH
Bye hit past second for a double.
Larson hit short single to center.
Borst singled to right, Bye holding
third. Moore popped to Lohr.
Sande grounded to Har, forcing
Bye at the plate. Brown grounded
out to Lohr. unassisted. Thus
Wells extricated himself from
very tight situation and was liber-
ally applauded by the crowd. No
runs. three hits, no errors.
Fan sent fly to center which
Theis captured. East then tried
the outer defense in left field, but
Hall got under the ball. Lew
hoisted to Theis for the third out.
No runs, no hits, no errors.
Bonde sent up a skyscraper to
short right field, but Burns stood
still and made no effort to grab the
easy chance. The ball dropping
too far away for Gil to reach it,
Bonde made second on the hit.
This was the initial spilling of the
beans. Hall fouled to East. Theis
out, Lew to Lohr- -Bonde going to
third on the play. Bye grounded
to Lew, who fumbled long enough
to allow the runner to reach first
Bonde scoring the run necessary to
tie. Bye stole second. Larson
out, Bran to Lohr. One run, one
hit, one error.
Har beat out a grounder toward
first base. Lohr fouled out to
Larson. Bran struck out. Burns
bounced a hot one past pitcher
and second base. Wells struck
out. No runs, two hits, no errors.
NINTH
Borst scratched an infeld hit
and stole second. Moore struck
out. Sande singled to short, send
ing Borst to third. Brown popped
to Har. Bonde struck out. No
runs, two hits, no errors.
Gil singled past second. Fan
hoisted to Theis. East doubled to
right, Gil being held at third.
Lew popped to Brown. Lee was
substituted at bat for Har, but was
ruled out by the umpire on the
ground that he was not notified of
the change. Manager Rutherford
protested that he had announced
the substitution, and there were
many in the crowd who heard him.
but protest was not allowed. For
the visitors, Hall had been substi-
tuted for How in the seventh. no
notice reaching our bench until the
ninth inning, the jumps, however,
said this change had been an
noupced properly. 1t must have
been very feebly voiced. No runs,
two hits, no errors.
| TENTH
Hall beat out an infeld ground
er and took second on a passed
ball. Theis struck out. Bye out,
Bran to Lohr. Larson grounded
to Bran, who threw poorly, Hall
scoring the winning run. Larson
stole second. Borst struck out.
One run. one hit. one error.
Lohr fouled to Larson. Bran
singled and took second Oh Browns
wild throw. Burns popped to
Bonde. Wells grounded to Borst,
unassisted. No runs, one hit, one
error.
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