New Ulm review., 1922-09-13
DOC HAMANN OFF =
FOR BIG LEAGUE
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didn' get it. It was mighty hard one
to get but goes down as an error. war
rem rolled to short, forcing Shonka at
End. No runs, hit, error.
New Ulm-Redeen cracked 1t nlcely
for long fly, but was out to center
fielder. Guendner rolled to Gutzke at
End and was thrown out at first. Ha-
mann let tie pitcher put the third
strike on him. No runs, no hits, no
errors.
Third Inning.
Hopkins-Miller hit : through pitc-
her. Byes sacrifice, bunt tleldeo
by Hamann to Turen, advanced Miller
to End. Hsmann then got real busy and
struck out Christensen and Nygren,
the head of the batting list, in succession.
No runs, hit, no errors. @
New Ulm-Houle cracked out a high
liner which would have been good for
base hit any old time if it had not gone
straight into the hands Of Gutzke' tie
Hopkins second sacker. Turen was out
on his roller, Gutzke to Daniels. Daugh-
erty hit between End and 1st, Gutzke
got his foot in the way, booting it to the
side bit, but it was hardly an error.
Brackett cracked out low long hit into
left field, Anderson misjudging ran up
and it went way over his head. Daugh-
erty ran like deer from 1st and slid
home safely while Bracket was credited
with the only two-base hit made by
New Ulm. Billy Born connected, but
Christensen at short got the fly. One
run, 2 hits, no errors.
Fourth Inning.
Hopkins -Gutzke's hit to left field
bounded over Bracket making an
ordinary bingle good for two bases.
Daniels struck out. Anderson hit a
clean single into right field and Gutzke
tried to score on it, but Born pegged
home from right field and caught the
runner at the plate by wide margin
in one of the finest throws OF the
game. Cutting off that score made
Hamann feel so thankful to Born that
he deliberately famed Shonka, re-
tiring the side. No runs, 2 hits, no
errors.
New Ulm-Donaghue whitfield. Re-
deem skied high and far into LETT
garden but was out. Guendner drew
a pass whereupon he stole second.
Then Hamann stepped up with the
surprise of the game, and hit between
1st and End, the second sacker getting
his hands on the ball, but falling and
throwing to first while down, but too
late to get, Hamann. In the mean
time Guendner tailed. Houle was out
to the first sacker unassisted. One
run, hit, no error.
Fifth Inning.
Hopkins-Warren's wide foul was
duck soup for Redeem. Miller hit a
roller between 1st and End which
Turen had to go way aside to get,
but Hamann covered the fist sack,
a very UNUSUAL play, and the runner
was out at first. This was one of the
fine plays Of the game showing splen-
did headwork on Hamann's part. Bye
struck out. No runs, no hits, no
errors.
New Ulm-Turen rolled out, Warren
to Daniels. Daugherty also rolled to
third and was out the same way.
Bracket got to first on an error by
Gutzke. Born rolled a swift one to
Warren at 3rd and got first on his
error, which also advanced Bracket
to End. A wild pitch moved both
men ahead one base. Donaghue
walked, filling the bases. 1t looked
like slaughter for New Ulm when the
heavy hitting Redeem stepped up to
bat. He did connect, but short got
his roller and Born was forced at
IND. No runs, no hits, 2 errors.
Sixth Inning.
Hopkins Christensen cracked a
burner in the End sack neighborhood,
but ''Ole'' made a peach of stop and
the runner was out at first. Nygren
was out, Hamann to Turen. Gutzke
struck out, but Donaghue dropped the
third strike and a throw to first was
necessary. No runs, no hits, no
errors. "-'.. , eag .-
New Ulm-Guendner struck out,
Hamann did also. Houle placed hit
neatly over the head Of the pitcher
and right back of the second sack.
Turen's grounder to third was out at
first. No runs, 1 hit, no errors. 4
a: Seventh Inning.
Hopkins s-Daniels hit high and Turen
got it easily. A splendid sprint by
Brackett got Anderson's fly in left
field. ,shonka got to first on Redeen's
error, Brackett made a beautiful
running catch Of Warren's low fly into
LETT which looked good for hit. No
runs, no hits, l error.
New Ulm---7-ss'Ole,,' placed fly back
OF short, but it was too high and
for that reason, Christensen had time
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