Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1922-06-15
Games Next Sunday
Hazelton at Linton
Napoleon at Braddock
Strasburg at Hague

Napoleon at Braddock
Strasburg at Hague
Our old ball team went up in smoke.
Coming home from the game, Louie
Stowell turned his car upside down
and suffered minor injuries. Then
Fred Kist and Ted Brenner bet fifty
cents on what direction the wrecked
car was headed, and got in a prize
fight over which one was entitled to
the money. Guess that's pretty
good record for one day in any old
town. 50
Linton ought to be able to win ev-
cry game they have left on their
schedule this year. How do we fig
ure it, you ask? Well, the whole
team got seasons flock of errors,
misplays and bum base-running, and
lost to Hague by score of to 4
when Angel had struck out twelve
men and had allowed just four hits,
two in the fifth and two in the eighth
innings. y.
The first half Of the game gave no
indication of what the final result
was to be. Angel had the visitors
eating out of his hand for the first
four innings, while Linton started
off with two runs in the first. Not
Hague runner reached first until the
fifth and then the balloon went up. In
the first Of the fifth, three errors that
the scorer caught and some that he
didn't get, coupled with two hits, gave
Hague four runs Frank Sahli was
the first man up and walked. Angel
caught him off the sack. j. Sahli
then got in on Bertheau's error.
Schatz had life on Petrie's error.
Schmidt made first on Shiers' error.
When the bunch settled down, two
runs were across the plate. Clark
struck out and Foryziak drove in a
score with triple. M. Fischer got
on while Foryziak scored. Schweit-
ger flew out to Mohn. In the sixth.
]. Fischer singled, but couldn't score
while F. Sahli and Schatz were strik-
ing out and ]. Sahli was being thrown
out at first. In the seventh and ninth
no one got on. In the eighth, Hague
got Ia score when NJ. Fischer hit to
left for double. Schweitzer reached
first on Woods error, Fischer land
ing on third. He scored when Tufford
missed the ball. j. Fischer and the
sahlis were easy outs. Hague thus
drew five scores and q win on only
four hits.
It looked like Linton's game from
the first. Woods struck out. Berth
eau reached first on Schmidt,s error
Shier singled. and j. Sahli bobbed
TuAord's fiy. Bertheau scored. Mohn
flew out to M. Fischer, Shier scor-
ing. Angel was thrown out at first.
In the third, Linton filed the bags.
but couldn't score, Woods being
nailed at the plate. In the fifth, Pc
trie led off with single, followed by
singles by Woods and Bertheau. Pc
trie was nabbed at home on Shier's
infield bingle. Tufford singled, scor-
ing Woods and Bertheau. In the sixth
Becker was thrown out at first. Stew
art doubled and Petrie, drove q slash 4
ing single to left. Stewart hesitated
between third and home and lost 4
chance to. score. In the ninth. Plus
volk took the mound for Hague. He
started of by striking out Woods
Bertheau went clear to second on an
error by schatz. shier and Tud.ord
ended the game with strike-outs. . .
Volk got three strike-outs in the in-l
ming he pitched. Fcryziak rot i've /
strike-outs IN the eight innings hes
pitched Junge replaced Becker & ii
the eighth. & G.
Angel pitched : ii :rattling rood
game. and hid he hhad any support
at all in the pinches, would have had
cinch. Hague, however Is entitled
tc al sorts Of credit. They fought
just 90 hard when they were behind
g any other time. Linton had nine
I men die On bases Hague having three.
Cocnen and schall were the nm
pires and gave excellent satisfaction