The mirror., 1921-08-11
Myers, he gave him pass on balls. Bush

King smashed out a double, driving in
two counters. Scott landed on the pellet
for a single, scoring King. Collet struck
out, but Jelnick smashed out a triple,
scoring Scott and a moment later Jelnick
scored on Loh's error. Menk was thrown
out on an infeld grounder, ON to Hic.
This ended O'N's period in the box, for
with the opening of the second frame,
VOL was greeted with resounding cheers
when he stepped out to the mound. Mol
crone was the first man up and he prompt
ly went out by the strikeout route. Hider
lifted high infeld fly and was given the
breath of life at first when ON dropped
the ball. Myers went out on pop fly to
liver and Bushman went out on a foul fly
to Lob, sending the visitors back to the
field scoreless.
In the third stanza the visitors man
aged to get one runner to complete the
circuit. King got single and went to
second, on a passed ball, and advanced to
third on Scott's out, VOL to Hic. Collet
smashed out long fly to center and King
scored on the sacrifice. Jelnick struck
out, retiring the side.
All that kept the visitors from scoring
in the fourth frame was their inability to
hit and hit safely. They had the bases
jammed full but the necessary hit to bring
them home failed to materialize. Menk
went out on fly to ON and Sporer went
out on a fly to Iver. Hider was passed
on balls and by Myers beating out an
infeld grounder he was chalked down
with a hit. Bushman drew a base on
balls, loading up the bases. King hit a
long high fly to center that sailed up
among the clouds but before it came to
earth, Bur was under it and the wonder
full running catch he made of the little
pill was welcomed by all but the St. Paul
Firemen.
In the fifth chapter the visitors hung
up two counters on a double, couple
of passes and sacrifice fly. Scott led
off with two-bagger but Collet went out
on fly to ON. Jelnick and Menk were
hit with pitched balls, filling the bases.
Sporer smashed out fly to center and
Scott scored on the sacrifice. When Lob
felded the peg to the plate he made a
wild throw to third allowing Jelnick to
score. Hider went out on a fly to Bur,
retiring the side.
When the sixth frame rolled around
the visitors could not break through the
locals defense. Myers went out on
foul fly to Lob and Bushman struck out.
King got a single, but Scott went out on
a line drive to ON.
The seventh proved to be lucky frame
for the visitors, for this was the only
stanza they were able to bunch hits off
VOL. Linley led off by striking out and
Jelnick went out on an infeld fly to Hic.
Carney got two-bagger and scored on
Sporer's single. Hider got a single and
both runners scored when Myers hit fly
to left, that would have been an easy out
but Bon let it get away from him and when
the ball was retrieved by Bur, Myers was
sprinting to third. Bushman hit grounder
that caused some fast work to complete
the out. However, Yves was equal to the
occasion and Bushman was thrown out at
first.
When the eighth and last chapter rolled
around, the allotted time for recreation
was rapidly drawing to an end, so in
consequence thereof, the locals did some
fast work in retiring the side. King
went out on fly to liver, Scott and Linley
struck out
Molcrome, who started to do the mound
work for the visitors, had liver as his first
opponent. liver went out on fly to Bush
man. Bur hit triple to center and scored
on O'N's sacrifice fly to Bushman. Hic
got single to right, but was thrown out
on an attempted theft, Menk to King
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