The mirror., 1919-08-14
M. S. P. Again Defeated
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Brad. The visitors, however, were not
abe to keep the locals from scoring once
and tieing the score in their turn at bat
Burn got safe hit and stole second. Gil
and Brad struck out. Hick drove out a
grass cutter to right field scoring Burn.
Kien struck out retiring the side with the
score standing "A, aud this is the way it
stood at the opening of the ninth inning.
The visitors then started batting rally
that was aided by some loose field work,
allowing them to pile up a lead of six runs
after two men we're out. Thorndson started
the fire works by getting safe hit. Turn
quist hit grounder to Brad and he fumbled
the ball enough to allow Tho ndson to
reach second, but he recovered it in time to-
throw out Turnquist at first. Stipe was
hit with a pitched ball. Both base runners
were advanced one station each on Haw-
kins' sacrifice Two men were now on
and two were out and none had yet scored.
Thomas drew base on balls filling the
bases. Klasek hit one out for two stations
driving in two scores. Cahlander got safe
hit scoring Thomas. Dougherty got a
three bagger bringing in two more runs
Erickson got safe hit scoring Dougherty.
Thorndson for the second time got another
hit. ~Turnquist rolled an easy grounder to
liver who threw out Thorndson at second on
fielder's choice, retiring the side.
The visitors Tor some unknown cause
changed pitchers in the last half of the
ninth. After six local men had faced Cah-
lander and five of them had scored and the
sixth safely anchored on third with no one
out, their manager decided it was time to
take him out. Thomas relieved him, but
he was unable to prevent the man on third
from scoring, which was sufficient to tie the
score and put the locals on an even basis
with the visitors.
The tenth inning the visitors went out in
the one-two-three order, while the locals in
their half came dangerously near scoring
after two men we're gone. liver and Burn
struck out. Gil got a safe hit and Brad
was passed on balls. Hick lined one out
for right field but the first baseman made
wonderful catch of the ball which retired
the side.
The visitors in the eleventh frame sue
ceeded in getting one man around the cir
cult. And the locals at their turn at bat
were not able to get man past first base.
The Silver Bow base ball aggregation
seem to have quite reputation here to pull
off those ninth inning rallys. On Sept. 81,
1918, they pulled off the same stunt as they
did last Saturday, winning the game 143.
Klasek, who worked upon the mound
for the visitors the first eight innings of the
game, allowed eleven hits which were
pretty we'll scattered: only in one inning
did they come in a punched form and that
was in the fourth frame when he allowed
FIVE hits to be made and they only resulted
in two runs. Cahlan6er, who relieved him
in the ninth, was driven from the box after
passing one on balls and allowing four hits.
Thomas, who relieved Cahlander, held the
locals down tight.
Kien, who did the artist work for the
first five innings of the game, pitched
excellent ball and we hope to see more of
his work in the future. Wells, who re-
lieved him in the sixth frame, pitched a
good game with the exception of the ninth
inning.