The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1921-06-02

ON and Hoy moved up one peg on the
play to third. Pominville drove one out
between left and center for two stations,
scoring Schell. While Donahue was bat
ting, Pominville scored from second on a
wild throw. Donahue went out on fly
to Bon. McGarry and Huelsmann were
hit with pitched balls, but Eastman ended
the agony by striking out. Two hits,
two runs, one error. During the full nine
innings that VOL worked, there was
total of thirteen safe hits made and four
of them were for extra bases. He struck
out ten men, passed one on balls and hit
three batsmen and still there was only
three earned runs that can be charged up
against him.
Cayou was on the mound for the visi-
tors and his ability at pitching proved to
be very puzzling for the locals in the
early chapters. After the local batsman
began to land on his slow ball, he was
then given almost superhuman support
and by getting this from his teammates,
he was able to pull himself out of several
tight places. He held the locals scoreless
and almost hitless, for three innings. But
with the opening of the last half of the
fourth, ON beat out an infeld grounder
for hit. Bur got a single to right and
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to the third corner. Lob struck out.
Sher drove one out to right field, scoring
ON and Bur. Myer hit a grounder
down the third base line and Donahue
took felders choice and threw out
Sher at second. VOL was thrown out,
Cayou to Hoy. Three hits, two runs, no
errors. This ended the locals scoring but
it was only accomplished by some excep-
tionally fast field work and Donahue was
the leading star in this demonstration.
In the last half of the fifth the locals
had men on the runway. liver drew
pass on balls but he was promptly put
out at first on an old, old trick, "the
hidden ball." Yves was thrown out,
Pominville to Hoy. Bon got on the run
way by single to right. ON hit fast
grounder that was headed between third
and short, but Donahue, when making
fast run, scooped the ball out of the grass
with one hand and promptly threw out
Bon at second.
Then in the last half of the sixth, Don
pulled off fast double play and if it
had been necessary, a triple could
have been completed. Bur, the first man
up in this frame, struck out. Lob got a
single to right and was advanced one
notch when Sher drew pass on balls.
Now according to the play that followed
triple coud have been made, providing
that many out were needed. Myer hit
fast grounder down the third base line
and Donahue made another one-handed
scoop, stepped on third, forcing out Lob,
then threw to second, forcing out Sher
and Myer could have been thrown out at
first but it wasn't necessary.
Another accurate play in the eighth that
cut off run at the plate is worth men
tioning. ON led off in this frame by
driving hot grounder through Pumer-
vile for hit Bur went out on long
fly to Carlson and while Lob was at bat,
ON stole second. Lob struck out. Sher
hit long fly to right but Eastman could
not get under it. ON tried to score from
second on the hit but Eastman recovered
the ball on the first bound and made
perfect throw to home, putting out ON
by small margin and retiring the side.
This ended the locals prospective scoring
for they went out in the ninth frame in
the one, two, three order.
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