New Ulm review., 1922-08-02

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Paulson. The big pitcher felded the
ball nicely and nabbed Thompson at
the home plate preventing score.
Bases were still full, however, and
Houle took advantage of that fact by
picking out nice one for a two base
hit, scoring Guendner and Donaghue.
Paulson tightened up and struck out
Turen. Daugherty hit a foul which
was caught by Fairmont's catcher, re-
tiring the side with two men on bases,
the score standing to 2 at the end Of
the inning. 3
/ Third Inning.
I Narum got to first on an error by
Daugherty. A wild pitch by Stephans
gave him second. Swanmann hit q
high fly which Deppe ran or and got
his hands on only to drop it. Lano
sacrificed, his bunt being picked UP by
stephans and tossed to first. but it
advanced Narum to third and Swan
mann to second. Then came Brown
with a hit, scoring both Narum and
Swanmann, and in the excitement in
chasing the scorers, Brown sneaked to
second. Fredette was out, Thomp-
son to Turen, but the sacrifice ad-
vanced Brown to third. Stephans
thought the inning had gone far
enough and struck out Boulet.
Deppe bingled. Born flew out to
right field. Thompson was the victim
of one of Paulson's strike-outs. Guend-
tner hit nice clean bingle which ad-
vanced Deppe from first to third. He
next stole second. With runner on
third and on second, it looked like an
opportunity for Donaghue, but Paul
son wasn't giving out hits right then
and a grounder to short was put-out
at first, ending the inning without any
scores for New Uln, the game standing
6 to 2. r.
Fourth Inning - H. .t
Stephans was b leary of Paulson
who had hit like real batter the first
time up, so he passed him to first. An
error by Stephans made Watts safe at
first, advancing Paulson to second. A
passed ball advanced both another
base. With vengeance in his eye,
Stephans picked on Radtke, who had
made the, first hit off him, for strike
out. Naru.n grounded to Daugherty,
who took plenty of time in Juggling the
ball and just barely got t to first in
time, but big Paulson scored on the
play. Swanmann hita high one which
was bagged by Daugherty., The net
result was one score for Fairmont al
though there hadn't been single hit.
Stephans struck out. Houle hit a
long foul, but Fairmont's first base
man, Narum, picked it right off from
the automobile line. Turen hit a high
one back of second, but Radtke ran
back and got it. The fielding by Fair
mont in this inning was perfect. !
Fifth Inning +.
Lano started the inning with a
clean two-base hit. Brown was the
next man up and as he already had two
hits to his credit, Stephans passed him
to first after he had made efforts at
bunting. Thompson picked up
Fredette's grounder, tossed it to Houle
at second, who relayed it speedily to
Tureu at first, completing the double
play which put Brown and Fredette
out. Boulet hit stinging high liner,
but Houle grabbed it right out ef the
air. The work of New Ulm in the
field this inning was delight to local
fans. <'
Daugherty was out, short to first.
Deppe walked, but was put. out
at second when Paulson felded
Born's grounder, but Born Was safe at
first, the double play attempt being
too slow. Thompson hit right into
first baseman' S hands, retiring the side.
Sixth Inning
Paulson was out on Houle fielding
his grounder. Watts popped cut to
Tlren. Radtke hit high one back of |
second, but Houle got it. Another
inning of beautiful fielding.
Guendner hit a high fly which was
muffed by Swanmann in left field.
This gave Guendner hope and he
dashed for second, Radtke failing to
step a bad throw from left field. This
must have angered big Paulson who
deliberately set to work and struck out
Donaghue, Stephans and Houle in
quick succession. ;..,~.s @{.,s., Ef
The Lucky Seventh
Narum was given d pass by Steph-
ans, but Donaghue nabbed him with |
good throw as he tried to steal second.
Swanmann was out when Daugherty
ran back for :. high one. Lano swatted
out a clean bingle over second base.
Stephans tightened and struck out I
Brown in revenge for the two hits and
free pass he had drawn before.
Turen hit clean one into right |.
garden. Becker was called on to run /
for Turen. Daugherty hit a swift one
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