The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1920-06-24

the full quota of innings it would of had
a different ending.
The game developed right off the reel
in slugging match. The locals, how
ever, had small margin the best of this
encounter. The errors were about evenly
divided but those the locals made were
more costly.
In the opening chapter the visitors
clouted out three singles that were aided
with a couple of errors, allowing three
runs The second frame they drew
blank, but in the third they counted once
more on two singles, stolen base and an
error. The fourth frame saw six visit
ing batsmen take their turns at bat and
still they were unable to score. The two
first men up were passed on balls. The
next was an easy out for Burn on foul
fly. The next batter beat out an infeld
grounder, filling the bases with only one
out. However, the two following batters
were unable to connect for safe hits there
fore one run was cut off at the plate and
the third out was an easy one at first.
In the fifth frame by pounding out
couple of singles and stealing couple of
bases and being aided with an error, two
runs were counted.
The locals well remembering the last
game they played with the soldier boys
last season when they were shut out ard
held to only one measly hit, decided to
convince the visitors that the same predi-
cament was not to be repeated. liver, the
first man up was thrown out, Wiser to
Taylor. Bona cracked out single to
right field and ON. followed with two
Dagger to left field. Hick pounded one
out between center and left field for two
stations, scoring Bona and ON. Bile
hit one to right field, scoring Hick. On
hit and run play, Bile started to
second with the delivery of the ball but
Lob failed to connect. Roggy in pegging
to second was a little wild, thus allowing
Bile to be safe at that station. But on
account of the ball bounding out toward
centerfeld, Bile raced on for third.
Anderson quickly recovered the ball and
threw out Bile at the third corner by
a large margin. Lob went out on fly
to Montgomery retiring the side with the
score evened up. In the second time to
bat only five balls were pitched to retire
the side. Eros laid the first one down at
the pitchers feet so he was an easy out
at first. Burn struck at the first one and
missed. The second one he lifted a high
fly that was easy for Roggy to handle.
San let the first one go by, but the second
one he drove out a liner to Anderson for
the third out. In the third frame the
locals played in some hard luck at base
running that cut down their chances of
scoring in this inning. liver the first man
up went out on a fly to Montgomery.
Bona hit a grass cutter past Anderson
for one station and ON hit one between
Wiser and. Schwab for one station but
Bona sprinted to third on the same.
Prospects were now good for one or more
scores with Hick at bat. He drove out
a grounder that looked to be good for
hit between Wiser and Schwab. Bona
thinking it would be out of any ones
reach, took long lead off third. How
ever, Wiser made wonderful running
pickup of the ball and it was an easy
matter for him to tag Bona out at third.
Bile went out on pop fly to Wiser
retiring the side with no runs. The fourth
frame saw the locals get one man around
the circuit for count. Lob was thrown