New Ulm review., 1922-09-20
Billy Born. johnson flied out. One
score for New Ulm.
Seventh Inning.

.. SeVenGn AnnInSs e#Es5 ~ @
New Ulm changed pitchers in this
inning. Johnson took Lefty's place.
McClough struck out. Terry flied to
center. Pechous out to Houghstone.
Things looked rosy for New Ulm,
when Redeem hit safely to right.
seppe flied out. Becker got a nice
hit to left field. Houghstone hit single
hit to left field. Houghstone hit an
infeld fly forcing a double play. No
scores. s~
7. Eighth Inning. @s
" Toledo was retired 1-2-3-.4 style.
]. Murphy out to cehter. Burlington
out to End. Kosphaw out to short.
Stats Turen first man for New Ulm
flied out. Ole walked, Bracket
walked. Billy Born sacrificed to right
and Ole Daugherty scored. johnson
out to short. One score.
Ninth Inning.
Both pitchers struck out two men
in this inning. Malone and McClough
for Toledo and Redeem and Becker for
New Ulm. Terry for Toledo flied out
to center and Seppe for New Ulm also
flied out to center No scores.
Final score 6-3 in favor Of Toledo.
The crowd was not as large as ex-
pected, due to bad weather. The
guarantee however was covered. 1
This week the RevieaU people were
so busy going to the Toledo-NeW Ulm
game that we hardly remembered
that there were any other games on
the schedule of the week and besides,
we were minus a sporting editor and.
it was next thing to impossible to find
any one to report the games. Since,
last weeks issue of the Review, the
team has played their old opponents,
the Wander Bies of St. Paul@a at Bird
Island, GAINESVILLE at .Mankato, st.
James at St. James and the Toledo,
Association team on the home ground
yesterday afternoon. The Wander
Bies trimmed the boys to the tune OF
3 to 2, ard GAINESVILLE gave them a.
mother Jolt but the boys came back
Sunday and defeated St. James 6 to 8:
A report of the GAINESVILLE contest
at the Mankato fair appeared in the
Mankato Free Press and we are in
debted to that paper for the account
of the game which follows herewith:
"Thursday afternoon GAINESVILLE
finished the Mankato fair baseball
tournament by handing the powerful
New Ulm aggregation a four to two
trimming on the fair diamond and it ]
was one of the greatest battles that
has ever been played on any field.
For seven long innings there were no
scores although on several occasions
there were men on bases and threaten
ing. Both pitchers were coming clean
every time they got into hole and the
longer-it went the tighter the play be-
came. -a..-
"The first crack in the New ! Ulm
armor appeared in the eighth. With
two away ahead Of him, Barnes
sn:acked one to right field and went
around on hits by Wines and Null
lane. The rally, died after the first
run scored as Johnson put the clamps
on Nordvald who fouled the first ball
pitched to the third base territory.
In the GAINESVILLE ninth, things broke
with rush. i
"'Mert Meixel kissed one of John
sons shoots to right field and was
sacrificed to the keystone by Peters.
Byron hit one into Johnson's legs that
was too hot for any ball player tx
handle and they are safe all around.
Here was where Johnson cracked. He
passed the pitcher, filling the bases,
and faced the top Of the firing list.
Nyquist Earns His Salary.
'Nyquist hadn't hit thing all day
and while, the manager was debating
as to whether he should go back uI
there or let Mig Lane hit for him, the
lad went in, took hold Of the first one
that suited him and when they found
the apple out in left, there were two
more profit signs on the score board
and one sitting on third waiting TO,
Barnes sacrifice fly to send him home,
That is the whole story Of Janesville,s
scoring but the game was not over
there by any means.
with the Brown county contingent
at bat for the last time, Sid Holmgrer
got going by striking out Born, but
there he struck snag. He passed
Redeem, and Donaghue, next up,
siracked one to center for a brace Of
sacks and he was followed by Guend
ner and Johnson who each took singles,
Redeem and Donaghue counted,
Guendner was on third and Johnson
on first, when the GAINESVILLE hurlert|
found his bearings and the two last
hitters skied, Murphy to Nordvald
and T11ron tO MeiYeIl " hS ri