New Ulm review., 1922-08-23
BASE BALL GAMES
WON BY new ULM
ST. PAUL WANDER BIE'S co
DOWN IN TENTH INNING
LAST SUNDAY.
PING PONG GAME FRIDAY is
SEE-SAW TILL FINALS
SAY 10 TO9.

we Cledu LII W Cd1l-o VI oS
during celebration week when New
Ulm won every game of base ball
played. That is some record. The
best of it is that the games were clean
and rag chewing was delightfully."-
conspicuous by it's absence. All the
games played were good exhibitions
of base ball, we'll worth paying the
price to see, even including the ping
pong tournament with Fairmont on
Friday, which resulted in a 10 to 9
score, both sides being lucky and un-
lucky by turns.
Sundays Game Best.
Last Sundays game with the Wander
Bie's of St. Paul was the best. 1t took
ten innings to give New Ulm the Win
ming score. Throughout the game,
the Wander Bie's were in the lead, with
New Ulm coming up behind and
evening the score every once in While.
At no point in the game did New Ulm
lead till the winning score was made
in the tenth, which ended the game.
New Ulm deserved to win the game as
nearly all the luck seemed to be with
the Wander Bie's.
Hamann's Pitching Great. i,.-
Hamann's pitching last Sunday was
great. @,' He struck out IL men. = That
is going some against such sure hitters
as the St. Paul Wander Bie's. Only
one man drew pass from Hamann in.
all the ten innings. He made two
wild pitches, which although pretty
wild, could have been saved by areal
good catcher. Doc Hamann was east
ly the hero of last Sundays game and
New Ulm's best man.
Fisk Best Batter.
Fisk, who played right field for New
Ulm, was Sundays best batter. He
pushed out three bingles out of four
chances, being responsible for bringing
in two~of New Ulm's four scores, the
last swat bringing in the winning score
in the tenth. Fisk seemed to have the
ability to hit clean and safe when hit
would do some good.
Turen Had Batting Streak.
Turen, the crack first sacker, had a
batting streak last Sunday He made
three safe ones out of five chances, one
of them being two-bagger. The two
Dagger brought in Redeen's score in
the seventh, after the third baseman
had started the inning with three
base hit.
Errorless Fielding.
The fielding of the New Ulm team
was absolutely errorless last Sunday.
That accounts largely for the victory
over the Wander Bie's, next after
Hamann's superb pitching. On the
other hand, the Wander Bie's had 7
errors chalked against them. Some
of them were very costly.
Used Two Pitchers.
The Wander Bie's used Stone for
seven innings. When Redeem cracked
out a three-bagger in the seventh and
Turen followed with a Single, which
tied the score, Daugherty getting a
sacrifice which advanced Turen- to
third and Houle cracking out a high
one to left field, which would have
brought Turen in if he could have
legged it little better, the Wander
4Bie's decided it was time to change
pitchers. La Bissionere, their spit
ball artist, took the mound in the
eighth, but New Ulm grabbed of
fonr hits from him in three innings
making total of ten in the ten in
&nings, or~@rather nine and one-third
innings, as only one man was down
when the game was won. @.-~'
e Wandsr Bie's Score First.
# Neither side scored in the first inning
but walk, two hits and a wild pitch
let the Wander Bie's have two runs in
the second. There was no more
scoring until in the fourth, when three
errors, d passed ball, wild pitch, q
sacrifice and bingle netted two runs
for New Ulm, leaving the score tie.
Wander Bie's Lead Again.
Scoring stopped till #two-bagge1
by Duncan, followed by a sacrifice
and then costly wild pitch, gave
Duncan a score for Wander Bie's II