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DAT MAN HE'SSOME PITCHERWhenever De Put One in Mah Gruve Ahs Gwin to Kill it ShoV*Says Donaldson.BROWN DID FINEWORK FOR LOCALSVisiting Team State Albert Lea Has Fine Team and a Hard One to Beat.Jk In a fast game despite the wet dia-■1 niond Albert Lea was bested by the J#JA11 Nation team yesterday by the§^01 score ot 2 to 1 Donaldson, the big 1 smoke was responsible for the defeat las he had the locals at his mercy at Jail times and it looked like a shut out ^ until Jack Hill connected for one of his healthy drives that was good for II three bases. Mendez, the Cuban, re-0K turned the ball from deep center but -Q the third baseitihu failed to stop it ll^vjund Hill counted our one score.The visitors first score came in the fourth when Donaldson stepped into a high one and sent it over the fence. They counted again in the eighth If VI when Donaldson took first on a field-ml ler's choice, went to second and thence to third on a boot by Kobinson and came horn on a wild throw by Lisy. •aid. I The game w as remarkably clean and j” | well played except for those two errors which were accounted for on account of the wet ground. tory j Donaldson, according to all those jve,j I who saw the game, is easily the best tQ, pitcher seen in these parts this year. lt;jay He had our best hitters eating out of his hand from the first and twenty of them went to the bench by the air line. Hill’s long drive was the only I safe connection made by Tony's fol-pf lowers. pnf Brown pitched a fine game for the home team and with an even break of: bys atit in. uies tentluck and a little hitting behind him would have won the game. Several times with men on bases he tighten-ap‘ ed up and it was one, two. three. He 1 [struck out seven and allowed only four Dingles.red.Telia n-uu-ict” and get. but andtheALBERT LEALynch, c . Hill, If ... Primley, m Lisy. 3b ..wasnchas-nchvebwasingandsedgotaic-ing.totovashit,Irstx tili 3ALL NATIONSMoore, cABR11POAE40035o•m4003103007214111V040000020000130020u0 w »001121200020ABRHPOAE500000*»u00004000*«—04910304011941400001100000401700401100tfcrstaf.finPcPtlnslt;TCasetfoertliEarned runs. All Nations 1, Three base hits, Hill. First on balls, off Donaldson 3, off Brown 3. I^eft on bases, Albert Lea 4, All Nations 6. Home run, Donaldson. Struck out, by Donaldson 20, by Brown 7. Hit by pitcher, Lynch by Donaldson, Elder by Brown.IMTAMTIIT PARAIYCIQptalftaivitedcintalowPlt;uifaprdiP*5(1matthgrthkfsitVfl
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Albert Lea Times Enterprise
Albert Lea, Minnesota, US
Wed, Aug 13, 1913
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