The mirror., 1922-07-13
BASEBALL
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went out on pop fly to Smith, but on
Calls single to left Shu scored. Gall
thinking he could make second on John
sons overthrow to Smith was put out at
first by Aknock who fielded the ball in
time to catch Gall off the bag. One run,
one hit and no errors.
In the fourth round the locals were
handed another goose egg, but in the fifth
two more markers found their way to the
score column. Wor led off by striking out
Shu got another single to right and was
advanced to second when Del got free
transportation by getting hit with
pitched ball and moment later both
runners pulled off successful double
steal. Dts drove hot grounder to Kelley
who took felders choice in throwing
out Shu at the plate, but Shu got too big
a lead and scored, while Del advanced to
third on the play. While Gall was bat
ting, Del scored on passed ball and Dts
went to second. Gall struck out and Fos
went out by the same route. One hit,
two runs and one error. This ended the
locals scoring until the last half of the
seventh round. Then on a bunch of hits
and errors, the locals put the game on ice
for keeps. Shu led off with single and
pilfered second. Del went out on fly to
Smith. Dts popped another fly in the
same territory and was safe at first when
Smith dropped the ball. Gall hit fast
infeld grounder to Feyerhensen, who was
unable to make a play on any runner,
thus the bases became loaded. On Fos'
single Shu and Dts scored, the play being
to the plate, allowed Gall and Eos to ad-
vance one station each. Sher hit a
grounder to Smith, who threw the ball
wild to first, allowing Gall and Eos to
score and Sher went to second. A moment
later Sher was passed to third on a wild
pitch. Bur grounded one to Feyerhensen
that developed into a double play. Bur
was thrown out Feyerhensen to Aknock
and Sher was thrown out, Aknock to
Helenberger, retiring the side with three
hits, four runs and three errors.
Bur was on the mound for the locals
and he pitched good game of ball all
the way. His infeld support was all
that could be expected of any team. The
visitors were held scoreless until the open
ing of the fifth round. 1t was then Eos
who paved the way for the entry of the
visitors to the score column. Fahey led
off by being thrown out, Bur to Gall.
Feyerhensen swung at three wide one but
Fos dropped the third one and then made
an overthrow to first, allowing Feyerhen-
sen to advance in safety to second base.
Then on Fleece's two-bagger, Feyerhen-
sen scored and on Helenberger's double
Fleece scored. Smith got single that
scored Helenberger. Aknock struck out
and Kelley was thrown out, Del to Gall,
retiring the side with three hits, three runs
and one error.
In the eighth round Smith led off with
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ror. Aknock went out on fly to Shu
and Kelley was thrown out Shu to Gall.
johnson got single to center and when
Smith was scoring from second on the hit
johnson tried to 60 to second on the play
to the plate. johnson, however, was
thrown out, Ny to Del to Eos to Dts, re-
firing the side with two hits, one run and
one error. This ended the visitors scor-
ing for the remainder of the game. Bur
got away with a nice clean victory even
though he was working under trying cir
cumstances with an exceptionally sore arm.
Any one could see that, for it was swelled
almost twice its normal size. He allowed
only six hits, struck out eight men, passed
three on balls and issued one wild pitch.
Visitors AB BIZ Po Z
Fleece, Sd ----------- 4 0 1 0
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