The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1918-05-02
M. S. P.s Play For Red Cross
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cracked Z hard single to center scoring Brad
and Wells and taking second on the throw
in. Read was safe on Dresceler's tumble of
his grounder. Min struck out. Three runs,
two hits, two errors.
| Stillwater-The crowd was now in high
good humor and seemed to enjoy seeing the
M. S. P.s retire the champs in quick order.
Klein was safe when Lohr dropped Lees
toss but was quickly forced at second when
Weidell grounded to Brad. The ball was
not negotiated fast enough for double play,
however, and Weidell trotted on to second
when Lee made poor throw to first mo-
ment later. Dreschler out, Wells to Lohr.
Novotny out, Brad to Lohr. No runs, no
hits, two errors.
FOURTH
MI S. P.-Lohr skied to Dreschler. Lee
beat out grounder to short. East out.
Novotny to Klein. Brad famed. No runs,
one hit, no errors.
Saltwater Huelsman lifted high one to
Brad. Berger shot a liner to the same spot
which Brad grabbed though it lifted him off
his feet. Loney then tore off triple, but
it was wasted for Berger was retired on a fly
to Min. No runs, one hit, no errors.
M. S. P.9Stillwater changed its line-up
by shifting Klein to right field and substi-
tuting Schroeder at first base, Easton retir-
ing from the game.) Wells fly to right
went for single as it was just out of reach.
Bur struck out. Helm struck out. Read
sent fly to Weidell. No runs, one hit,
no errors.
Stillwater-Schroeder struck out. Klein
walked and stole second. Weidell singled
Dreschler tapped an easy one which Read
fumbled, Klein scoring, Dreschler taking
second and Weidell third. Novotny singled,
scoring both runners. then stole second.
Huelsman singled to short left, Nosotny be-
| ing held at second. Huelsman and Novotny
then pulled. a double steal. Berger doubled
up against the left field fence, clearing the
bases. Loney singled, scoring Berger.
Bertsch out, Brad to Lohr. Schroeder
singled to center and stole second. Klein
walked for the second time in this inning.
Weidell singled to short, Schroeder scored.
Dreschler popped up an easy one which
Read muffed, Klein scored. Then Weidell
caught between third and home finally gave
his pursuers the slip and scored when Read
missed an easy throw. Novotny ended the
agony by tanning. Ten runs, seven hits,
three errors.
M. S. P.-Add substituted for Min, struck
out. Lohr flied out to Klein who made
circus catch. Lee struck out. No runs, no
hits, no errors.
Stillwater-(Wells goes in to pitch and
Lee to short for the M. S. P.) Huelsman
famed. Berger popped to Wells. Loney
famed. No runs. no hits, no errors.
SEVENTH
M. S. Past drew a base on balls.
Brad skled to Weidell. Wells grounded to
Loney, forcing East at second. Bur famed.
No runs, no hits, no errors.
Stillwater-Bertsch walked but was forced
at second on Schroeder's tap to Wells.
Klein drew base on balls. Weidell singl-
ed, Schroeder scoring. Lee fumbled on
Dreschler's grounder and Klein scored.
Novotney out, Lee to Lohr. Huelsma
safe when Lohr failed to take Brad's throw,
Weidell and Dreschler scoring. Berger
flied to East. Four runs, one hit, two
errors.
Even Manager Rutherford admitted that
was enough. Deputy Warden Sullivan
thonnht 90 toa and the nanne ras callad