The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1918-10-17
ATURDAY'S contest was
won from the Saltwater
All Stars by a score of
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lf6E5H won from the Saltwater
HETg98N All Stars by a score of
l1eg 10 to 4. Numerous er-
rors by the visitors were response
BILE for the locals in getting the
game safely tucked away early in
the contest.
East, the first man to- bat for the
locals, waited for four bad ones and
walked to first base; then stole Sec
ond and scored on Jams hit to
left field. Brad and Bran went
out by the strike.out route. Bush
lifted high one to Donahue, who
promptly took care Of it. In the
second frame, Burn started things
moving after he had struck at
three good ones and A. Mcpherson
let the third strike slip. through
his mitt, allowing Burn to get
safely on before he could recover
the ball. Helm was thrown out,
Donahue to Peulen, allowing Burn
to advance to second base. Add
was given pass on balls. Then
Lee laid down one just inside the
diamond but was thrown out, Ca
you to Peulen, Burn scoring on
the play. East drove one over
second base, scoring Add. Brad
could not find his favorite hickory,
consequently he struck out. In
the THIRD inning on a combination
of hits and errors, the locals we're
able to get three more men COM
pletely around the circuit. Bush
started the mischief for the visit
ors by getting safely on when Mel
son fumbled his grounder. Jam
got on when B. Mcpherson drop.
ped his fly. Bran lifted a high one
just outside the diamond, which
should have been an easy out but
on account of the high wind drift
ing the ball so badly it fell to
earth without any fielder being
near it. Donahue, who recovered
the ball, threw it to third base. On
account of no felders being on this
station at the time the ball went
wild among the fans, allowing
Bush and Jam to score, Bran 60
ing to third on the error. Burn
was thrown out, Donahue to Peu-
len, Bran scoring on the play. Add
struck out and Lee was thrown out,
Cayou to Peulen. In the fourth
inning the locals started out to
show the visitors what they could
do by clean hitting. East started
out by landing on one of Cayou's
slow drops for a ree-bagger. He
scored on Brad's hit. Bush found
one for two stations, scoring Brad.
Jam lifted a high one to Cayou
and was out. Bran got a safe hit,
scoring Bush and Bran advanced
to third base when the ball was
played to home plate. Burn was
thrown out, Donahue to Peulen,
Bran scoring on the play. Helm
struck out. This ended the locals
score record, for the visitors tight
ened up wonderfully and played a
good defensive game for the re-
naming innings. \
The visitors first score was made
in the third inning. Nelson, the
first man up, was issued a pass on
balls and stole second base. He
went to third while Ryan was being
thrown out at first, Add to Jam.
Cayou got a safe bit, scoring Nell
son. Donahue and Peulen were
easy outs, although the visitors had
made their initial score. In the
fourth inning they came near to
scoring. Adds fast work in a
double play, however, stopped
their chances for scoring in this
inning. A. Mcpherson, the first
man up, got two-bagger. Berg
got safely on when Bran became
momentarily confused as to where
to play the ball, consequently he
held it keeping A. McP Pherson how
lering over the second sack. B.