The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1920-07-15

margin the best of the offensive work, it
seems as though they should of had a
walk away in winning the game. Only
one score can be charged up against err
rOrs in their defensive work. So in order
to put the blame where it properly belongs
it must of been in the batting order. The
batsman who produced the most effective
hits was too far apart on the batting list.
Hick in four trips to bat drove out one
single, one double and one three-bagger.
These three hits of his only produced one
run, and he was left stranded on the
bases each time by the following bats
man striking out for the third out. Bunr
who was batting at the foot of the list
.made four trips to bat and he cracked
out three singles that produced one run.
Now if Burn had been following Hick
at bat, Burn would of batted in three
runs, which would of been sufficient to
win the game. AS it was the two star
hitters of the day was so far apart that it
took six hits that was good for nine bases
to produce only two measly runs.
The visitors broke into the scoring COL
umn in the first round. Peulen led off by
drawing a pass on balls. He was sacri-
feed to second on Hoy's out and scored
on Forcia's hit. Forcia went to second
on Pummerville's sacrifice and Huelsmann
went out on fly to liver, retiring the side.
In the third frame they hung up one more
counter after two men had been retired.
Hollenberger struck out and Peulen was
thrown out, Lob to Hick. Hoy got safe
hit and the three following batsmen were
passed on balls giving Hoy free trans
portation to the home plate. Rice struck
out retiring the side.
In the fifth round the visitors began to
land for hits that caused the locals to do
considerable booting of the ball. Peulen
led off with hit and pilfered second and
scored on Hoy's two-bagger. Hoy went
to third on Forcia's sacrifice fly to right
field. Pummerville got safely on by
Hick error and Hoy scored on the same.
Hick recovered the ball very quickly and
made a feint to throw it home Pun
merville thinking he had done so raced
for second. He was Immediately bottled
up but was allowed to advance in safety
when Lob dropped the ball. Huelsmann
that scored Pummerville from second.
Rice struck out and Rolof went out on
fly to Lob. This ended the visitors scor-
ing although they came near the scoring
point in the ninth.
Peulen led off in the last frame with
safe hit, was advanced to second on Hoy's
sacrifice and moved up to third on For
cia's sacrifice and there he remained when
Pummerville was thrown out, Eros to
Hick.
The locals in the early frames took the
lead in the gathering of runs. In the
first chapter the locals hung up two counts
to their credit. liver led off by getting
pass on balls. Bona struck out. ON
was passed on balls. Hick got a single,
scoring liver and ON reached third on
the same. Biersdorff poled out grounder
to Hoy that enabled ON to score but
Biers was thrown out at first. Lob went
out on pop fly to Peulen. In the second
frame they hung up their third and last
count of the game. Eros led off with a
freak hit that landed twenty feet or more
outside the right field foul line and the
jumps called it fair hit. Eros stretched
it into two Dagger and scored on Burn
hit. San and liver struck out and Bona
was thrown out, Hollenberger to Rolof.
Hollenberger and Huelsmann per-
formed the battery work for the visitors.
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