The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1920-08-19

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SUMMARY-Erned runs, Mitchell l.,
Miller 4; LIST base on balls off Kaiser
2; off Fischer 4: Struck out by Kaiser
2, by Fischer /; LIST base on errors,
Mitchell 3; Miller L; Left on bases,
Mitchell z, Miller 81; Home runs, Fs-
cher. G.. A.; 2 base hits Bottonly, G..
A. Fischer; Double plays, Pierce to
Hollocher to Bottomly, Williams to
Kensel; Hit by pitcher Holmes and
Williams; Sacrifice hits, Holmes and
Guerney; Umpire Jansen.
The locals have continued their los
ing streak during the past week. Los
ing to Redfeld Thursday 10 to 6, win
ring Saturday from Sioux Falls IL to }
and dropping Sundays game IA to s,
and losing again Tuesday to the lead
ing Kernels 10 to A.
Gholewa started for Miller in Thurs
DAYS game with Redfeld and after the
Miller ~sluggers had giving him a four
run lead in the first inning, proceeded
with the assistance of a couple of err
rors to present the game to Redfield
IN the second frame. After two were
out. a base on balls, two hits, one a
double, two more walks, a couple of
errors on hard hit balls, and three sin
eles, netted the visitors eight runs.
The Red Sox were held scoreless by
fast fielding and good pitching during
the seven innings Albertson worked in
the box, except in the 9Th when two
men crossed the plate.
Forziak who started for Redfield
lasted little better than two innings,
Williams, first man up in the third
connected with one of Forziac's fast
ones for a home run over the left field
fence Altho the next three batters
each got safe hits they were unable
to get another man across the plate.
Another score was added in the 9Th on
Aronson's twobase swat and Guerney's
single. This ended the scoring as
Halsted pitched tight ball only allow
Ing three men to get to first in the
three innings. The score:
kedfield :. 0 s 0 2 0 90 0 do Is 2
Miller 49,. A 0 / 90 0 0 o. 6 IL 5
Forziac, Durham, Halstead and Mark
Lson. Cholewa, Albertson and Conkey.
The only game won in the week was
from the Sioux Falls umpire crab
bers." Boyd pitching for the Siouxs
was meat for Miller, gathering IL runs
and IS hits off his delivery.
The game was on ice after the first
innings with Fischer working in the
tox for Miller in his usual excellent
form. Holding Sioux Falls to five hits
two of them coming in the seventh
frame, and issuing five free tickets to
first. 1t was a fierce day for the KILLER
sluggers, every la on the team get
ting at least one hit, "a in all good for
AZ bases. The scorer
500 Falls 20 o 0 G 1 l / 0 o. 3 5 5
Miller 2 332O2 5 x-17 "a /
Boyd, Dwyer and Carisch, Peters;
Fischer and Conkey.
Sioux Falls turned the tables in Sun
days game winning IA to s. The game
started of with the Sioux's scoring one
IN the first and Miller came back with
three in their half. In the Sioux's half
of the second with n ou and the
bases filed Foster hit ellis with a
pitched ball forcing in a run. ellis
then pulled the biggest b~onehead stunt
pulled on on the diamond this year,
by attempting to assault the Miller
pitcher. with the result that he wal
chased from the park by Umpire jan
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