New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1921-08-10
new lL|M BEsTS
SLEEP EYE
HIT PYELL HARD IN TWO in.
NiNGs AND scoREsFIvE
RUNS.
FINAL COUNT SIX TO ONE.
VISITORS TALLY ON
Ii ERROR.

Before a crowd of $500 people the
Sleepy Eye Indians went down to de-
feat at the hands of the New Ulm age
gregation by the score of six to one.
Hard hitting blythe locals in the fourth
and fifth frames put the game on ice.
In these two frames the locals hit seven
OF Pyell's offerings safely into the OUT
field and scored five runs.
AT the outset of the game it looked
as II the battle would be another of
those one to nothing games. For the
first three innings neither of the teams
We're able to score but in the fourth
inning the fireworks began, Born
the first man up in that inning hit to
second who threw Born out at first.
Shea and Deppe each singled and Shea
got to third and home on two passed
balls. Guentner then hit one through
second scoring Deppe. McGovern
followed with nice two base into
center field scoring Guentner. Becker
grounded to Pyen and Hamann tanned.
ending the inning.
In the next inning the locals added
two more runs, when Standard, the
first man up, hit into right field for two
bases. Oates followed with single
scoring Standard. Born sacrificed but
was safe when Glotzbach dropped the
ball. Shea laid down a perfect bunt
filling the bases. Deppe then hit to
Hoffman who threw home forcing
Oates. A quick throw to first doubled
Deppe before he reached the bag.
Born scored a few second later on a
passed bali. Guentner ended the
inning by flying to the right fielder.
4 New Ulm's final run came in the
eighth inning. McGoyern walked and
stole second. Becker fpuled to .Sande.
Hamann wiffed. Standard was safe
on an error by sGlotzbach, M cGovern
scoring on the play. Oates flied to
center field for the final out.
Count in Seventh.
Sleepy Eye got their lone tally in the ,
seventh inning. Kuhn, The first man
up doubled. Dahms was out, Deppe
to MEG Govern. Redeem hit fly be-
hind first but McGovern fell in back
ing up to get it and the bail dropped
safe scoring Kuhn. High flied to
Shea for the second out. Glotzbach
hit to Standard who fumbled, the ball.
Sande then ended the. visitors last
chance to score by flying to Deppe for
1.-THE third out.
| Sundays game showed the fans
what good fielding team New Ulm
has. McGovern at first accepted II
chances without an error. Shea and
sDeppe accepted nine and five chances
respectively without tumble. The,
|,outfeld had but two chances and these
were both sgarnered in by Guentner.
Three double plays were made by the
1.-TWO teams, two by the locals and one
Eby the visitors. "A quick throw by
lBorn in the sixth inning caught Hoff-
imam of Sleepy Eye mapping on first.
| Pitched Good Ball.
! Hamann was in the box for New
Ulm and altho a bit wild pitched good
ball. Three hits were made by the
visitors; one Of which was, of the
scratch variety. This makes FIVE hits
in eighteen innings that were allowed
1.-THE heavy Sleepy Eye clouters by
Hamann and when any pitcher can
do that he is sure pitching ball. I Pyeu
was touched up for nine hits by The
locals, two OF which were for extra
bases. Four walks were issued by
the latter while Hamann allowed two.
The latter struck out four OF the Sleepy
Eye batters and Pyell whitfield five of
the New Ulm hitters.
| The box score.