The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1921-08-25
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Rattle' Next Sunday. 1s-s5t
The Princeton ball team wound up
the official local season by defeating
the Calhoun Commercial club team of
Minneapolis by the score of z. to L.
The contest was staged at the fair
grounds and was witnessed by only
fair-sized crowd. In comparison with
the community picnic crowd it looked
like mere handful. It wasn't game
that anyone could get unduly excited
over for Princeton took the lead in
the first inning and held it through
out with never a serious doubt as to
the final result. The only question at
issue was how large the score was
going to be.
Princeton took the field first and had
no trouble in banking the visitors in
the first round. Two easy infield
grounders accounted for two. Lefty
Halvorson walked the next two and
then the runner at second was caught
between second and third for the third
putout. Galley was first up for
Princeton and was safe at first when
the Minneapolis shortstop booted his
infield grounder. Doane hunted, ad-
vancing the big first baseman to Sec
ond. Fischer drew pass. Berg
slammed wicked grounder at the
shortstop and Galley came tearing
along just in time to get hit with the
ball for the second putout. Cleve was
hit by pitched ball and the bases
were full. Grow hit down the third
base line and Fischer scored on the
play, Donae, running for Berg, being
trapped between home and third for
the third out. In the second round,
with two men down, Halvorson got a
life on an infield error. A moment
later he stole second. Galley was
passed and, on wild pitch, both rum
ners advanced a base. Doane drove.
one through the second baseman, scor-.
ing Halvorson, and Galley was caught
at third for the third out. ..>
In the third Princeton doubled it's
output by scoring two more runs.
With one down, Berg singled, Cleve
was hit with pitched balr again, and
when Grow drew free transportation
the bases were all cluttered up again.
Jack Schmidt cleared the situation
with a smashing single which scored
Berg and Cleve. No further damage
in: this frame. Minneapolis got it's
lone marker in the fourth when they
punched two singles, a walk and a
tielder's choice, which netted them
their one score and their only one.
Princeton added one more in their half
Of the fourth. Galley led off with a
single, Doane's sacrifice bunt carried
him to second and Fischer's screaming
triple to the racetrack fence in right
center scored him. Fish's teammates
allowed their scrappy catcher to die
at third for want of punch of some
kind to score him. Again in the sixth
Nanke's crew slipped in another one
by some base running hokus pokus
that bewildered the city fellers long
enough to let Fish scamper safely
home. With one gone, Fisher singled
and Berg followed suit. Bob's ankle
was in bad shape and Doane ran fer
him. Cleve failed to connect but the
two runners went to second and third
on wild pitch. Doane took a healthy
lead off second and, when the pitcher
tried for him at second, Fish scooted
home for another marker and Prince
tons center fielder eventually worked
his way back to his station without
getting caught. The last run came in
the lucky seventh and was brought in
IN the manner following: Young led
Oft with clean single. Halvorson
clouted out another one and Young
was caught at third on the play. Galley
cut loose a felder's choice, Halvorson
being retired at third in the mixup
following. Galley went to second, on a
passed ball, to third on wild pitch
and scored when the Minneapolis
catcher let the ball get away from him
and roll to the backstop. This ended
the scoring for both sides.