Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-07-27
BASEBALL SEASON ENDS
WITH Thief RIVER GAME
Teal Of 46 Games Played, % Won
And 20 Lost Three
Ties

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1921 baseball season last FRIDAY ~
taking a 6 to defeat at the hands
of the Thief River Falls aggregation
atathat place. The day before Fosston
came mere and Won a 6 to 8 victory
over the locals. Following the Thief
River game the team disbanded and
the artous players returned to their
homes or joined other clubs in the
state and South Dakota league.
sOrty-six games were played by the
warren team during the season, which
opened In May and closed last week.
OF these the locals took the big end
OF the score in %, lost 20 and tied
three. AlvaradO and Warren played
az to 2 tie on the home grounds. Hal
lock and Warren also played one tie
game, which went for IL innings, and
resulted in the same score. The other
tie was played at DraytOn, N. D., re-
sultng in IA one and one score.
Starting the season with team COM
posed Of: local men there was a gradual
ABSORPTION OF salaried players until the
mid and latter season games, saw War
rem represented by nearly a whole
salarted team. Otto Edwardh and
Carl Arness were the only two local
men who stayed with the team through
out the season and both give promise
Of producing some fast work on the
di4m0nd next year as the result Of
some good seasoning In fast company
this year. Elmer Lindstrand and Ar
mold Lindstrand also received some
valuable experience on the diamond
an should be reckoned with when d
tefn .again formed In Warren. Carl
ISIsaxs hilrled good ball the early part
Of fase. season and while not in the
box proved good infielde Ter. There
was some other good prospective dia-
mOnd material in Warren which may
be used to good spug pose when team
again takes the field Tor the city.
although the official team Of Warren
has been withdrawn from the field base:
ball is not dead in Warren as was
amply demonstrated last Monday even
ing when an aggregation of single men
clashed with an assortment Of bene.
diets on the diamond taking the latter
into camp by an IL to 6 score. The
contest was replete with thrills, errors
and weird exhibitions of the national
.pastime. The contest, however, proved
very interesting from the special tors
paint of view and q good crowd was
bn hand to witness the performance.
Doc. Gunnarson was on the mound
for the married athletes supported II
the field by such stellar warriors as
Sheriff Hanson, Sig Enebak, G.. u
Stevens, r. NJ Gilbert and ''Doc.''
Skalman, receiving. The little hurlel
worked in mid-season form producing
such a varied assortment Of hooks and
bean balls that the unmarried gladia.
tors were able to connect with but
eight safe clouts during the fray. He
retired seven batsmen by the strike out
route.
Clarence Bake worked on the mound
for the. single men and in order thai
there would be no argument as to the
relative merits Of the playing Of the
two teams in. the field, allowed the
welded gentlemen the same number OF
hits as his team mates secured from
the married hurler. He struck out FIVE
Arnold Lindstrand did the receiving.
The next game to be played in the
Warren league will be. Friday evening
of this week when the Fats and
Leans" will clash on the local dia-
mond. It is assured that the contest
will be replete with thrills and excit.
ing moments from the opening round