The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1922-09-21
BASEBALL

baseball club to the tune of IA to 8.
The game was very interesting and
closely contested for FIVE successive inn
ings. 1t developed right off the reel into
smuggling contest with the locals having
shade the best of the encounter. During
the afternoons fracas the locals pounded
four different pitchers to all corners of
the lot. Every local warrior secured one
or more hits. Ny led the attack by getting
three singles and one four ply wallop
out of five chances. Shu's steal of the
home platter in the opening stanza was the
most sensational play in the whole game.
Besides it was pulled off just at the right
time to weaken the pitching morale of the
opposing twirler.
Anderson, who was chosen to pilot the
St. Paul Builders to victory, pitched
nifty class of ball, but before his career
was over he met with adverse circum-
stances. Shu, the first man to face him,
led off with a three base smash to center.
It was plainly written on Anderson's face
that Shu would advance no farther. Hen
struckout and while Dts was going out
the same route, Shu pilfered home that ac-
counted for the locals lonely run in the
first round. Sher retired the side by strik-
ing out.
Three more runs were recorded in the
second frame. Ny started the lombard
ment by leading off with four base wal
lop to right and Han got two-bagger to
left center and on an attempt of pilfering
third, Han was allowed to score on Jacob
sons error. Wor struk out and Pfi went
out on fly to Coppini. Shu got single,
was advanced one peg on Hens single and
scored on Dts single to left. The play
being to the plate was too late to catch
Shu but Dts was thrown out at second,
Klue to mclaughlin to Schally, retiring
the side.
In the fourth chapter the locals got three
more runs. Han laid down an infeld
grounder and was out at first Cappini to
Hickey. Wor got a single to right and
on PTS single through second, both run
ners were safe. Shu went out on pop
fly to jacobson. On Hens high fly to
center, Wor was allowed to score on
Walsh's error, while Pf and Hen took an
extra base apiece and both runners scored
on DTS single. Gall got single that
h.
bat, Dts tried to pifer third but was
caught in the act, mclaughlin to Jacob
son.
The fifth round was blank for the
locals, as far as runs were concerned.
But in the sixth pitiful tale of woe could
be spun. Anderson retired from the
mound, took up his duties as left fielder
and Klue opened the inning as pitcher.
After pitching to only three batters, al
lowing one single, hitting one batter and
allowing a triple that scored two runs,
Klue retired from the box and acted as
relief catcher, mclaughlin going to first,
Hickey to- right field and Walsh came in
but during his period two men were put
out and he allowed only one three Dagger.
Hickey then came in from right field to
pitch and Walsh went out in his place.
Hickey finished the inning but during his
stop in the box he passed one on balls,
allowed couple of singles that were re-
sponsible for two runs before the side was
retired. Ten men came to bat in this
frame, five of them connected for solid
blows, one was passed on balls, another
was hit with pitched ball which accounts
for the five runs in this frame.
Two more runs came in the seventh
and last round and not single hit was
made. 1t was at this stage of the game
that two recruits were put into the game.
Klue and Anderson both retired. On an
error by the scorer he failed to get both
recruits names. However, they formed the