New Ulm review., 1922-08-30

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and one Of the sensational catches fol
the day was when Donaghue got
under it way back in a cramped space
between the end Of the grand stand
and the bleachers. Bohne hit a high
one over Houle at short, who had to
run back with it as it came down. It
was a hard one, but he should have
had it. His letting it slip through
his fingers was the only New Ulm
fielding error of the day. But Lever
cite was out, Redeem to Turen. No
runs, / hit, l error.
New Ulm Donaghue flew out to
icenter field. Short got Born's high
one: Redeem grounded to short and
twas out at first. No runs, no hits,
no errors. .4..s
Third Inning. s.
Young America Briere sent a
burner down to Dougherty at second,
but it was stopped and the runner
was out at first. Doc Hamann caught
a high one from Dretchko. Ole's one
handed catch of Olson's high liner was
the most sensational fielding play of
the game. No runs, no hits, no errors.
New Ulm Guendner rolled one to
Kehoe at first and the big baseman
outran the runner by close margin.
Leverette put three strikes on Stephan,
but Ryan passed the third, making the
batter safe at first. Hamann struck
out and Houle was out at first on his
roller to short. No runs, no hits, no
errors.
Fourth Inning.
Young America-Stone was out,
Houle to Turen. Kehoe cracked out
long fly to center garden, but Guend-
ner was right there. Barrett was out,
Redeem to Turen. No runs, no hits,
no errors.
New Ulm-Turen whitfield. Dough-
erty got first on being hit by pitcher.
Donaghue grounded to third, forcing
Ole at second, but double play at
tempt was too slow. Then Born
started his smuggling tournament, by
slamming out two-base hit. An
error on Barrett gave him another
base and Donaghue came romping in
with the first score of the game.
Redeem struck out, retiring the side.
One run, hit, error.
Fifth Inning.
Young America was out,
Houle to Turen. Ryan travelled the
same route, but would have been safe
had it not been for Turen's wonderful
reach atN first. Hamann struck out
Leverette, but Donaghue dropped the
ball, quickly picked it up and touched
the batter, who was already starting
for the bench. No runs, 1sno hits,
no errors. :it*stV
New Ulm-Guendner's grounder to
second, was booted by Briere.
Stephan sacrificed, Leverette getting
his bunt with Briere hurriedly cover
| ing 1st base, Kehoe too being after the
bunt. 1t was a pretty ,playnd a
showed good head work Thy Young
Americas infelders. This advanced
Guendner to second. Hamahn struck
out. No runs, no hits, 1 error.
Sixth Inning.
Young America -Briere started out
with a two-base hit. Dretchko ad-
vanced him to third by sacrificing,
Redeem to Turen. 1t looked like
trouble for Doc Hamann. Only one
man down and runner on third. But
the big boy just went to work and
famed the next two batters. Olson
and Stone, leaving the stamping Briere
on third. No runs, hit, no errors.
| New Ulm-Turen drew free pass
Dougherty's sacrifice, Leverette field
ing the bunt and getting Ole at first
advanced Turen to second. Donag-
hue sacrificed also, grounding tc
Briere at second, being out at first
but Turen was now on third. Borr
wasn't satisfied with one two-bagge1
tohis credit, so he smashed out another
scoring Turen. Redeem didn't want
to be outdone, SO he also picked out
one good for two sacks, scoring Born
Guendner's pop was caught by Lever
cite. Two runs, hits, no errors.
Seventh Inning.
Young America Kehoe startled tht
world with a three base hit right of
the bat. Barrett grounded to Dough
erty at second, who kept an eagle eyt
on the runner at third who didn' t dare
lead off much. So Ole threw Barrett
out at first with the adtnonition tx
TTuren to watch out for home. Kehoe
was too wise to try to make break fol
home. If he had, he would have beer
duck soup for Turen. Bohne STRUCK
out. With two strikes on Ryan, Do
Hamann had the hard luck OF hitting
the edge Of the plate. The ball tool
an awful bound and the lucky Keho'
walked in with the only score TO
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