The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1920-07-08
ton. With the opening of the fifth frame


things began to happen in the locals
favor. Hick led off with a single and
was advanced to second on Bile's sacri-
flee. Lob got safely on the runway by
]. Smiths error and Hick got to third.
Eros was thrown out, ]. Smith to Wood
and the play was so fast that Hick came
near to getting bottled up between third
and home when he made an effort to
score on the play. He returned to third
on very close decision and Umpire
Pummerville used good judgment when
he gave the runner the benefit of the
doubt. While Burn was at bat, Hick
scored on a wild pitched ball. Burn
struck out retiring the side.
The sixth frame saw the locals meet
with poor success, but with the opening
of the seventh things began to hum.
Hick led of with a hit and Lob stepped
into one for three stations, scoring Hick
and Biers. Eros went out on a foul fly
to S. Ryan, Burn was thrown out, r.
Smith to Wood, and San struck out re-
firing the side and leaving Lob stranded
upon third.
The eighth frame saw the locals start
out with what promised to be repeater
of the seventh. But on account of either
poor base running or poor judgment of the
coaches they fell one score short of tieing
up the game in this frame. liver led off
with a safe hit and Bona drove one out
to short center for safe hit and liver by
using poor judgment in base running,
was thrown out, Book to J. Ryan. Bona
went to second on the peg to that corner.
ON struck out, but Hick promptly drove
one out for two bases, scoring Bona.
Biers drove a grounder right back at the
pitcher and he in turn threw out the bats
man at first for the third out.
Wolf who opened up the game for the
locals as slab artist only worked the first
six frames. He held the visitors hitless
for the first four chapters, although they
scored one run off his deliveries in the
Roller led off and reached first on Iver's
error. Roller was forced out at second
when R. Smith hit grounder to Lob.
r. Smith went to second on Books sacri-
flee. J. Smith lifted high fly to right
field that should of been an easy out. As
two men were already gone, R. Smith
sprinted for home the moment the bat
came in contact with the ball and he
crossed the home plate about the time
Bile let the ball bound out of his hands.
J. Smith was forced out at second on S.
Ryan's grounder to liver.
In the fifth inning the visitors began
right off the reel to land on VOLTS deli
veries for .hits. FRANKIE led off with a
single to shoot right field. Rolfre hit a
liner to center and ON took chances on
hard run and scooping the ball out of the
grass, failed to make connections for the
ball bounded over his head and before
he oculd recover same and return it into
play, Roller had come to roost on third
and FRANKIE had scored. A moment later
Roller scored on r. Smiths hit. Book
in laying down a bunt, forced out r.
Smith at second who. was thrown out
and S. Ryan was thrown out, Eros to
Hick.
The sixth frame was repeater of the
fifth in the accumulation of runs. Wood
led off by going out on fly to Biers.
J. Ryan strusk out. Larpenteur drove
one out between center and right field
for two stations, Vernon was hit with
pitched ball and Roller drove one out to
center for three stations driving in two
runs ahead of him. ]. Smith was passed
on balls and Book went out on a pop fly
to Lob. AT the close of this frame Wolf
retired from the game. Five runs had
been gathered off his deliveries, while he
only allowed five safe hits, struck out