New Ulm review., 1922-06-28
YOUNG AMERICA 8
HOME TEAM GETS 7.
NEW ULM's CRACK BASE BALL
TEAM MEETS FIRST DEFEAT
OF SEASON.
HAMANN PITCHED WELL WITH
GOOD SUPPORT BUT YOUNG
AMERICA LUCKY.

AMERICA LUCKY
In game featured by Dame Luck
Tor Young America, added to which
was our loss Of Johnny O'Shea, and
the lack of the base ball band, New
Ulm lost their first contest on the dia-
1nond here, Sunday. Johnny O'Shea,
veteran second base man for New
Ulm, last year and the first part Of
this season, has been called in by the
big league, and is being farmed out to
a minor league in Iowa. Denny
Oates, a veteran outfelder, had to1
take his place. Denny held his posi-
ton manfully but in spite of his snap
and pep he was at a disadvantage.
Denny's place at left field was taken
by Seppe Guentner, the best center
field New Ulm has yet produced, and
his place, in turn was held down by
Herman. If his ball playing is OF the
same grade continuously, as he dis
played Sunday, Manager Minium had
better get busy with the pen and sign
him up before he gets away; a real
ball player.
Jess Becker played an excellent
game, at bat getting four hits. He al
so caught straight one from about
two feet from the ground. His good
work was somewhat marred by his
lack Of judgement in the field. He
bungled a high one for center field and
became somewhat bungled himself
Hamann pitched and was accredit-
ed with eight strike outs. Hamann
did not show up as was expected, per-
haps the lack of sleep the night before
was q. factor.
Billy Born also made a bone-head
play. A man on third and bunted
ball, Bill left the plate after the bunt.
The game was the best played this
year. 1t was anybody's game until
the very end. Young America came
to New Uln well stocked up for the
game. It is reported they paid 500
alone Tor one player. The crowd
should have been larger, in view Of the
good game played.
First Inning.
In the first inning, Bariere, first
man up for Young America was out
second to first. Dretschku hit to left.
Kehoe hit to first and got by on an err
ror by Sullivan, advancing Dretschku.
Olson, next man up, got a two base
hit, scoring Dretschku. Klue struck
out. Bohne flied out to Becker in
right field. One score. two hits.
for New Ulm and flied to center field
Deppe hit a keen fly to left field.
Dougherty hit a liner over second,
advancing Deppe to second. Herman
hit q double and drove in Deppe.
Dougherty attempted home on this
long drive but was out at the plate.
Billy Born hit to left field, scoring.
Herman. Billy was out attempting
second. Two runs, four hits.
Second Inning.
In the second inning Stemig got
hit over short. Ryan was hit by q
pitched ball and advanced the run
ners. Leverette, the 500 pitcher,
struck out. Bariere was hit by al
pitched ball. The bases were full
and Hamann struck out Dretschku.
Kehoe hit to short and was put out
at second. Becker hit to right field.
Sullivan grounded to third; out to
first. Seppe looked 'em over but let
EN- alone struck out. Hamann
liked his style and did likewise. No
scores for New Ulm..
Fourth Inning.
Stemig, first man up in the fourth,
was put out Of commission by Oates.
Ryan got on first on an error by Dough
serty. Leverette was out. second to
first. Bariere got on first on an error
by Oates. Dretschku hit, scoring
Stemig. Kehoe flied out. Herman
hit into frst's hands. Billy Born !
grounded out to the pitcher. Two
men out. Becker hit to left field and
Sullivan, next man up, hit double,
scoring Becker. Seppe had hard
luck, second to first. One run for
New Ulm.
Fifth Inning.
Denny Oates nailed high one, hit
by Olson. Klue tripled over to II
Becker. Misjudgement Of Becker
made this a hit. Bohne bunted and
chased Billy after q foolish one, and
scored. Stemig out to first. Ryan .
,afe on first. Leverette out to first.
One score for Young America. Il
Hamann out to first, from short.
Denny hit hot one to left field.
Deppe flied one right into third, Is
land, out to first. Dougherty hit ).
'ver to left and Denny scored. Her-lIy
nan nan hit to pitcher. One score for ]
lew Ulm.
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