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Newspaper
New Ulm Review
Location
New Ulm, Minnesota, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1914
Page
8
The Post Office team fell to the Barbers 5 to 4 on Monday evening at the Association grounds in a tightly contested game. A controversial plate call and baserunning miscues hindered the Government employees from tying in the fourth and sixth. The Barbers won by a close shave.
Bauer for the Cut-throats battled trouble but fanned two batters and escaped danger with bases loaded in the fifth. Hempel started for the Post Office, yielding two walks in the third while Barbers produced three two-base hits. Moriality led Post Office with two hits and drove in a run, plus a walk and a hit by pitch. Ed Vogel managed the Barbers and added a double and a single in three at bats.
Last Thursday the Millers beat the Bankers 23 to 18 as Raabe hurled a spit ball and kept the Shylocks at bay. A circuit smash by Dietz jolted the crowd while the Bankers claimed they played poorly due to no admission money in sight. The Millers relied on barrel staves for powerful hits and steady offense.
Discussion grows on forming a Twilight League with six to eight clubs, playing several games weekly. Teams from the Millers, the Bankers, the Barbers, and the Post Office appear ready, with carpenters, bricklayers, college boys sharing interest for organized competition. Local crowds support contests as Mankato Commercial College stays in session year round.
Miss Bertha Forstner vacationing with her parents while training as a nurse in Minneapolis. Reinhold Hiller, once of New Ulm, in town briefly. Dr Arthur Eckstein of Clear Lake attended KC initiation then left. Mrs Louise Prahl of Comfrey visited neice Mrs Patech. Miss Kate Russell of Walla Walla will summer with sisters and aunt Mrs John Henle. Otto Jaeger and daughter from Lamberton called on Mrs Jaeger at Loretto Hospital. Harry Kittle of St Peter underwent surgery at the local hospital and is recovering well. New officers of the St Caecilian Society named. Alfred Roos of Butler visiting his mother at Loretto Hospital. Roos train delayed 12 hours due to washouts near Minnesota City.
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