New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1921-09-21

NEW ULM SHUTS OUT WELLS
AND TAKES TWO FROM
NEW RICHLAND.. 4

LOCAL TEAM DIsBANDs AFTER
HIGHLY SUCCESSFUL
Z SEASON.
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/ New inns crack diamond artists
returned home from the Mankato Fair
with three additional scalps fastened
to their belts, having met and defeated
Wells by a 2 to o score, Wednesday,
and registered two victories over the
i New .Richland, nine, Saturday and
Sunday. The Saturday game also
was shut-out, ending with three
TALES for New Ulm and none at all
for New Richland. \. All three contests
were hard fought and some Of the best
demonstrations of base ball ever seen
in this section Of the state.
Wells Gets !Goose-Egg, HIS
/ Although Wells was successful in
getting. four hits off Ha1nann, these
were scattered to such an extent that
there was no chance to- score. OF the
I33 batters who faced him, Doc.
struck out five. The hits were made
| by 'Sauke, second baseman;l Nicholson,
center fielder; Mathews, right fielder,
and Antho ny, left fielder. The balance
Of the Wells lineup was as follows:
Kelly, first;t Keawan,, third; Dietrich,
shortstop; Gates, catcher. and Joe;
| Davis (colored) pitcher.
| New Ulm scored both it's runs in the.
fourth inning, when Reider. and Deppe
scored on a two-bagger by Gutzke.
Standard connected with the sphere
twice, in the fourth and eighth innings,
respectively. The only other hit.
registered by the locals was Gutzke's
| double sacker in the fourth Our.
boys were at bat II times and there
were but FIVE strike-outs. New Ulm's
lineup was as follows: Standard, short
stop; Oates, left field; Reider, first;
Deppe, third; Born, catcher; Otto
Gutzke, second: Becker, right field;
Schueller,, center field, and Hamann,
pitcher. s&sgs
Saturdays Contest.
OF the SO New Richland batters up
during the first game, Saturday, is
failed to find Lefty" Borchert and
only three succeeded in hitting the
ball. These we're: Stadulski, left field;
Turnqdist, second and Tieggs, pitcher.
Their efforts proved unavailing, how
ever, so far as scoring was concerned,
and the contest. ended with q white
wash. The balance of the New Rich
land lineup was: Higge, shortstop;
Kruger, right field; N ock, center field;
Kaplan, catcher;f Tryholm, first, and
Wulf, third.
| New Ulm's three runs were brought
in by Standard, Reider and b. Gutzke.
in the third, seventh and eighth inn
ings, respectively. Thirty-fve local
batters faced Tieggs and found him for
a total of eight hits. Standard, Oates
and Re.der each registered two hits;
while Born and Schueller each con-
Injected with the sphere once. Our
lineup was as follows: Standard,
shortstop; Oates, second; B. Gutzke,
left field; Born, catcher; Otto Gutzke,
third; Swenson, right field; Reider,
first; Schueller, center field, and
Borchert, pitcher.
| Four to One, Sunday.
I Sundays game with New Richland
resulted in a four-to-one victory for
New Ul1a. Our lineup was the same
as On the previous day.. with the ex-
ception that Hamann was in the box
Ein place of Borchert. He registered
eight strike-outs among the; 80 men,
Lat bat and allowed but three hits
EStadulaki pitched for New. Richland
fand famed six Of our men, allowing
-four hits Twenty-eight New Ulm
Ibatters were up. New Ulm's hits
|swere registered by Standard, Oates,
Reider Ga two-bagger) and Born.
Hamann brought in the first score in
the sixth inning, while Standard, Oates
land Reider crossed home plate in the
Iteighth.
i New Richards lone score was. OBJ
I1tained as the result Of an error; in the
ninth inning and was creditedto Turn
Iquist. The three hits were made by.
Turnquist, Higge and Stadulski. New
lRichland's lineup for Sundays game
was: Higge, shortstop; Denwald, right
field; Stadulski, pitcher; Turnquist,
Isecond; Schultz, center field; Kaplan,
catcher; Tryholm, first; Wulff, third,
and Tieggs, left field.
Wind-up Of Season.
I The official baseball season, SO far
as New Ulm is concerned, closed with
the Shakopee-NeW Ul1n game here "a
week ago Sunday The local nine had
gained such aimeritad reputation, how
ever, that the team decided to continue
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