The mirror., 1922-05-11

run, there was general stampede on all
base lines to advance in safety. Palmquist
at once dashed for home but he was
tossed out, Han to Eos. The hit and the
play caused considerable discussion but in
reality there was nothing to argue over.
The batter went out automatically on an
infeld fly and the out was credited to the
fielder whose territory it fell in. In case
any of the base runners wanted to ad-
vance after that, they did so at their own
peril. Olsen went out on a pop fly to Shu
that retired the side. When the locals took
their turn at bat, ten men faced the op
posing pitcher before the side could be
retired. Bona was the lucky man to
make two trips to the bat in this frame
and he was the one to make the first and
third out The first time up he was
tossed out, Thompson to Kuhn. Gall fol-
lowed with double and Fos scored him
on triple. Sher was passed on balls and
went to second with no opposition. Bur
made clean sweep of the bases by smash
ing out a homerun. Nell hit safely but
Shu flew out to Palmquist. Mye hit
safely and Han brought in the two run
ners on double. Bona made a long drive
to right field but Lalone was on the job
and he retired the side by catching the
ball.
Nothing more of Importance occurred un-
til the opening of the fifth inning. The
visitors then got real busy and connected
for enough hits to give them two well
earned runs. Lorette led off with single
and scored on Kuhn's triple. E. Peterson
struck out but L. Larson, who batted for
H. Peterson, hit safely and scored Kuhn.
Palmquist dumped one in front of the
plate that resulted in double play. L.
Larson was thrown out, Nell to Tol, and
Palmquist was tossed out Tol to Gall, re-
firing the side. The locals on a series of
hits and errors, made three runs during
their period at bat. Han led off with
drive to center but Larson dropped the
ball. A moment later Han was caught
mapping off first and he was thrown out,
Thompson to Kuhn to Olsen. Bona was
passed on balls and Gall bounded one off
his bat that looked like it would result in
a double play but Thompson fumbled the
ball, allowing both runners to go safe. Eos
walloped out a two-bagger that scored
Bona but on account of Calls slowness on
the runways he was obliged to roost on
the third corner. Gall finally scored on
Sher's sacrifice and Eos scored on Bur's
single. Nell was thrown out, Lorette to
Kuhn.
The visitors failed to score in the sixth,
but the locals connected for three more
runs. Shu was passed on balls but was
forced out at second on Tol's infeld
grounder, Hoffman to Olsen. Han was
safe at first when Palmquist dropped his
fly ball. Bona cleaned up the bases with
three-bagger and moment later he
scored on Calls single. Eos was passed
on balls and both he and Gall was ad-
vanced one peg each on Sher's sacrifice.
Bur struck out, retiring the side.
In the last frame the visitors scored
once on three bagger and single. The
locals also added one more counter which
came by the way of couple of passes on
balls and Bonas hit to left field. Bona
however, failed to touch first base and
when the ball was returned to that sta
ton he was called out, robbing Bona of
hit, retiring the side and ending the
game.
Thompson, who was the mound artist
for the visitors for six innings was touched
up for twelve hits, that were equivalent to
twenty-five bases. He struck out five
men, passed five on balls and issued one
wild pitch. Olson who relieved him in
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