New Ulm review., 1922-08-09
'uts. Gangl and Pitcher Anderson
.eAided on augherty.. Is einfeld fly, but

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outs. Gangl and Pitcher Anderson
tceAided on augherty.. s sinfeld fly, but
pitcher caught it. Deppe made IA
fclean hit5over short, his second for the
Iday. Born was out on a grounder
fielded by the pitcher, retiring the side
with one man on bases. No runs, /
hit, nc, errors.
Belle Plaine anatgglE liked. This
was the esecond time and Stephans re-
fused to pass anyone else. Petschke
Fstruck gouta NRlsqH rolled one to
EHouleyAt shortts which was good for
kaaother double play, the third of the
lgame. Nosruns, no hits, no errors:
~ Seventh Inning. s44.
u New UIm Guendner hitsway over
Gardel's head in center garden. It
was good for two sacks easily. But
Guendner tried to stretch it and was
out,at third, @Donaghuefollow with
a bingle. Stephans flew out to Gar
| dell. Becker rolled one to the pitcher
and the side was retired with one man
on bases. No runs, hit, no errors.
Belle Plaine-Larson hit a stinging
grounder through pitcher who Stacked
the speed of it, Houlea felded it6and
put; Larson, out at first.t,: Raddatz flew
to Daugherty in right field; the only
| chance Daugherty had in the field all
| day. Gardell's singlet over third was
a peach. 4D.A5Anderson was safe. on
first on an error by Houle. p. Ander-
son was. hit by pitcher, he; ball bound-
ling off@his backswhen@ he dyed This
was the second time Stephans hit a
batter Bauman,i SUBJ, was pressed
into&service to ruin for And With
phases full, Bonde3 cracked out aIliner
(which looked good for aEhit, but, Houle
Wase rightg athere,s retiring the ssside.
Much wailing and gnashing. of teeth
on the, part of Belle Plaine fans The
lucky seventh was very unaucky ffor
them. sNotruns, 1thit;,215 error. &ldf s.
'SIAt,rt Eighth Inning; 1ts2f&
New ,Ulm louie flew out to Rad
ldatz in left field. Turen was out,
EPetschke to- Gangl, and *Daugherty
was out Bonde to aGangl. No runs,
no hits, no errors. l.45,. s IT s 3
Belle Plaine Ganglt hit grounder, to
Turen& and was out.laP PetschkeF was
OUT. Depped to Turene Born juggled
Nelson's grounder long enough. to be
too late at first. This juggle was
costly because itshould. have been The
third out. Instead, the merry-go:
round started. Larson. cracked out "a
two-bagger, advancing Nelson to third
ERaddatz followed with another two:
Dagger, scoring the other two.G GGardeI
4 was out, Deppe to, ,Turen. Two runs,
E2 hits, i error The sun shones bright.
1lyefor Belle SPlaine fans with thesscore
3 to i in their favor.Gr tm%. G;%4fdel,4
.s Is >5E, rs Ninth Inning ruas.
132; q; New Ulm-Belle Plaine's joyS2was
short lived. :Deppe, i opened gtAie
/ ninth wish 2 two bagger over that
Essame old left sfieldas. fence. EBorn
Eeraeked .sout aIhighF fly but was out to
addatz.s lin left field. This was the
Eleit flelder's fifth, chance,and he ielded
5alISof them beautifully. Gardell iin
center garden dropped allow one oby
IsGuendner, Belle PLANES only err6r
SDpnaghu Rslap pped outeaa two bagger
scoring two and tieing the score
Anderson then settled down pano
fstruck out sStephans and fBeckery with
Donaghue waitingiion second. - I We
runs, 2 hits, error TX f:ns. seu<aa5st
Belle Plaine-D. Anderson made 4
clean hit over third. fStsphansi wal
Etired and gave way1for Hamann on The
mound for New Ulm. jHamann was
warming up and an argument resulted
Ibecause thesgame was delayed: Steph::
ans claimed a. hurt foot,Hto4 hold 1the
umpire while Hamann warmed aup;
.Playyresumed, Hamann, struck out sEj
Anderson. o::Bonde. rolled to- Born, side
Eout on doubleaplay, to ;Houle to- Turenl
More cussing over hard luck Bellle
Pla ine fans. Noruns, i hit, no2errors;
Gamesa tie, 538to g.. sst :@%s i fSssa Il
r4~ ,,&@s Tenth Inning. z >4t&raaEEs.i
| New 5Ulm m-Houle got q clean bit
between third and short. 2Turen
sacrificed on a sbunt, out pitcher to
first, advancing Houle to second. a
wild pitch by Anderson let &Houle.fto
third. Daugherty few,out to. iGardell
in center, but the sacrifice fly gave
Hollle a chance to score after the sfy
was caught. Deppe rolled one It'd
Eshort, but was s%out, Bonde to- Gangf.
One run, 1<hit, no errors. " asa 4 8 g
Belle Plaine Gangl made HIT
being clean drive between short and
second. Hamann threw high one for
Petschke which bounded off Donag-
hue's nritt, giving Gangl a chance to
get to second. The New Ulm boys
gathered around the pitchers box fog
an argument with the umpire, claiming
that Petschke tipped the ball for "a
,.f .r-,.Ts 80 .--p.