Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-06-29
BALL TEAM WINS THREE
AND DROPS TWO GAMES
Alvarado. Lancaster and Argyle Lose,
While Hallock and DraytOn
Win From Locals.
Warren 2, Alvarado /.

Tim Lindstrand BclOuted out three
Dagger in the seventh inning, driving
Ryder across the pan and making
possible the garnering of another count
er and to 1 win over Alyarado last
Wednesday evening on the local lot.
The visitors were leading in the fray
by 1 to 0 count until the seventh when
an error put Ryder aboard tie bags,
Lindstrand's drive drove him home and
another error put Edwardh on bases
and gave iindstrand the fourth sack.
Carl Rays was on the mound for
Warren and hurled nice article Of
ball with the exception Of the opening
frame when the Aivarado batters got
to him for double and two singles, re-
sulting in run. A. Sands doubled and
H. Sands sent him home with a hit.
f. Sands also connected with safe
one but died on the bags. Rays had
nine strike outs to his credit and allow
ed the visitors but three more hlts
after the opening frame.
Shoop was on the mound for the Al
varado crew and hurled an excellent
article of ball. allowing the locals bit
four hits scattered throughout as many
innings A three-base drive and two
errors lost the game for the Alvarado
hurler. Anderson worked behind the
bat for Alvarado and Freeman did the
receiving for Warren. =
Warren 10, Lancaster 1.
With Lefty Ryder on the mound, al
lowing the visitors but four safe
bingles, the Warren team took the Ian
caster aggregation into camp by 10
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Thursday evening. The Warren team
secured a total of 10 hits for an equal
number of runs. Nichlous started on
the mound for the Lancaster crew but
was relieved by Sparrow in the second
frame following four three-base drives.
Sparrow allowed the Warren team but
four safe hits during the remainder Of
the contest Warren scored once in the
opening frame, five times in the second,
once in the fourth, twice in the sixth
and once in the seventh.
HallOck 8, Warren !.
After giving the Warren team Il
three-run lead in the second inning and
allowing them to keep it until the
eighth the Hallock crew got to the Of
ferings of Barney Childs to the tune of
four runs in that frame and nosed out
an to ( win from the Warren team
at Hallock last Friday evening. john
son started on the mound for HallOck
and proved rather easy going for the
locals, who secured five bingles off of
his delivery in each of the second and
third frames. resulting in three runs i'll
the second and two in the third. Again
in the seventh they got to him for three
hits and two runs when he was re-
Heved by Tanning. Here the scoring
of the Warren crew ceased.
"A total of Is hits were garnered by
the locals to made by HallOck. Childs
held the entertainers down to five safe
bingles up to the eighth frame when
four hits resulted in similar number
of runs. tss4 r.
Drayton II, Warren 0.
It was for Drayton to hand the War
rem crew the first shut out Of the sea-
son last Saturday evening when the
aggregation of that place rompe1
around the sacks to the tune of II runs
and allowed the locals to get no farther
than second base at any stage of the
game Gooselaw was OH the mound for
Drayton and allowed the Warren team
but four hits scattered throughout as
many innings Edwardh is credited
with two of these four safe bingles.
DraytOn secured the same number OF
hits as runs during the fray. Kays
was on the mound for Warren.
.. o. Warren 2, Argyle 0.
With Barney Childs inyincible on the
mound, and the other members of the
team playing good brand Of ball the
Warren creaw defeated the Argyle ag-
gregation on the local ball lot for the
first time this sesOn last Monday even