New Ulm review., 1922-07-19
HOME RUN GIVES
DEPPE new HAT.
RE-ORGANIZED NEW ULM BASE
BALL AGGREGATION BEATS
4. . BELLE PLAINE.. %
VISITORS DRAW SHORT END
OF SCORE IN LAST SUNDAYS
GAME.

the local diamond the New Ulm base
ball team ran off the long end Of the
score. Belle Plaine came to New Ulm
very confident of winning and were
supplied with plenty of the lukre OF
the land which was generously left in
New Ulm. Belle Plaine prided itself
on having Lefty Fehr as pitcher
and Nelson as catcher. With a lineup
of this nature they were out to get
New UEn's goat but Lefty was knocked
out of the box in the 9Th inning and
Andersen was substituted.
The New Ulm team has been re-or :
ganized and we have four new men
in the lineup. This aggregation put
up excellent ball last Sunday and the
fans were we'll satisfied.
Some very hard games are going to be
played on the local diamond and with
the present aggregation New Ulm
will undoubtedly capture the Mime
sofa penant. =. .~..
First Inning. i
Bonde, Belle Plaine, hit nice single
to right field, Gangle, the second man
up whitfield the ozone. Reed hit long
single to left field scoring Bonde. Mel
son came to first on walk. Larson
and Doaverk struck out. >~'
New Ulm led off with our new man
Houle. He hit hard fly but was out
to first. Our long, lanky, first base
man, Turen, also new man, cracked
one into the pitchers hand and was
out to first. Dougherty, the opposing
pitchers misery, hit hot one to short,
who fumbled it and Dougherty was
on first. Deppe, the swat king hit to
first retiring the inning. Three strike
outs.
Second Inning.
Belle Plaine was retired 1, 2,
style. Born, first man up for New
Ulm, this inning, hit high one that
stayed up for half minute. His ball
struck the short-stop and he dropped
it. Billy safe on first. Stephan, the
new man who nailed the high ones
in left field, laid down a neat sacrifice
bunt, advancing Born to second. Do
naghue, who shares honors with Billy
as catcher, hit very hard two base
hit scoring Born. Seppe, next man up
was not yet acquainted with the pitch
er and struck out Hamann hit Donag-
hue with a batted ball, retiring the
inning. .-.. -,- '.. ..s..
Third Inning. -
Another /, 2, style for Belle
Plaine. Fehr is afraid of Houle and
walks him. Turen laid down the
second excellent sacrifice bunt. Dough-
erty excited the pitcher but didn't
straighten out his ball; out to left
field. Two men down. Deppe hit
hard one for single to right field,
scoring Houle. Fehr more excited now,
walks Billy first. He is scared of
Stephan and he walks. He is still
more scared of Donaghue and he
walks. Seppe had become acquainted
with Fehr's curves and hit two base
scoring Born and Stephan. Hamann
retired the inning by fly to second.
Four scores for New Ulm in this in
ming. ,..,. ,.,.. 49,. a.
Fourth Inning. -. Z
Another /, 2, 8 arrangement for
Belle Plaine. Houle was hit by a
pitched ball in this inning. Turen
flied out to second. Dougherty hit
to left field. Deppe flied out and Billy
thought it was no use and did the
same-no scores in this inning.
Fifth Inning. .....
Hamann decided that Bonde needed
a rest and let him hike to first. Gangle,
the giant killer of Belle Plaine, gently
popped to second. Reed struck out
Nelson also stretched his legs on
walk. While this was going on Ha-
mann took a long, windy wind-up
and Bonde stole home. This was quite
a sensational stunt and was neatly
executed on Bonde's part. Larsen
flied out to right field. One score for
Belle Plaine. In the next half Of the