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ROSES SCORE 4RUNS IN EIGHTHTIE COUNTDerringer and KallaCards Win TwoClassy Negro Nine Forced to Exert Itself; Visitors Score Twice in Ninth to Win Fast Game.Bert Jones Greeted With Barrage of Hits in Final Two Frames.Bjr WALLACE MORGAN.Though defeated, 6 to 4; Sunday morning at Athletic park, the Winonas showed arevival of their old time fighting spirit of a few years ago during Bert Jones’ local heyday to give a small turnout of fans one of the most interesting games this season. ,Oufchit two to one and facing a 4 to 0 shutout in the eighth inning, the Rosemen rallied to tie the count in their next to last bat and made the free swinging colored players extend themselves to the utmost to win the battle by scoring twice in the ninth,^Bert Jones made his first appearance in a Winonas uniform in more than a month to take over the hurling burden at the first of the eighth after Vondrashek had gone through a barrage of heavy clouting, which with a couple of bad errors, gave the Rosemen an exceptionally active seven innings in tho field.The colored Davids of Cuba” landed on Jones for a quartet of singles during the eighth but were held to one run when Bert fanned one batter and good support in the field accounted for the other two outs.Rose* Rally.Roy Lord, who made a spectacular running, overhead catch deep in centerfleld, led the rally for the Winonas in the eighth; He singled, O’Brien got to first on an error and Prosser’s one-bagger brought them both in.Bert Jones worked the tiring Freeman, colored pitcher, for a walk and Tust singled only to be caught on second base as O'Brien scored when Hargesheimer reached first on a fielder’s choice. Hargesheimer was togged out at second when Andy Wally rolled , one past the pitcher's box, but Jones came in with the tying run on the play.Although the colored players gathered two more tallies in the ninth, the Rosemen put up a fight to the finish. Keikbusch got to first when the third baseman hobbled his grounder and O’Brien walked after Lord had filed out to left field. Prosser hit to third base for. the second out and Jones received a second walk.With the bases loaded and two out Rollie Tust brought the battle to an end in a valiant attempt to drive in his mates, flying out to short center field. It was the. climaxing play in a game which held more tense moments than any which Manager Rose has been able to offer for some time.Darby O’Brien came through with two singles In three times at bat to share honors with Rollie Tiist for the-Winona batsmen.Visitors Get 15 Hits.Jones and Vondrashek werenicked for a total ‘of 15 hits, seven of which were charged against Bert in the two innings he pitched, while the Winonas were able to gather only seven safeties of Freeman.With-all their vigorous hitting the Davids were at no time able to coast, along on the strength of it. Manager Rose's men gave battle at every turn of the game and re-Yesterday’s StarsIBy the Associated Press.Goose Goslin, Browns—Made six hits, including homer and two doubles to lead in two victories over Indians.Luke Appling, White Sox—Hit two doubles and single and drove in winning ‘run in 12-inning victory over Tigers.Phil Collins, Phillies—Held Giants to one hit to win second game 3-0.Ben Chapman, Yankees—Hittwo homers, batting in five runs against Red Sox.Cliff Heatheote, Reds—Hit pinch double in eighth to. give Reds lead in 4-3 triumph .over Cubs.Henry Hanson Leads Homer Snipers With Score of 90 SundayHenry Hanson continued to lead the shooting at the Homer Snipers Rifle club range at Homer Sunday, turning In a score of 90 in a possible 100 points at 200 yards. His scores in the standing, kneeling, sitting and prone positions were 22,132, 23 and 23, respectively.Ole Hanson, his brother, was a close second with counts of 20, 23, 2l3 and 23 for an 89 total while William Feidler and Lewis Fay were tied for third and fourth places with scores of 87 each.A number of members of the local National Guard Headquarters company practiced with the Homer Snipers.The scores made by club members:Henry Hanson ........32 22 23 23—00016 Hanson ...........20 23 23 33—89William Fiedler .......20 22 22 33—87Lewis Fay .............21 21 32 23—87Russell Bauer .••••*••.21 18 23 22-^4R. B. LeMay ..........20 31 19 21—81Orville*DeWees ........19 31 22 19—81Helmer Hanson ........23 20 18 21—79fused to allow three bad errors in the field to discourage them.The colored team presented a fast aggregation of players, which although, not to be compared to the Kansas City Monarchs, were nevertheless worthy opponents for almost any club. Bach man on the team, .with one exception, earned at. least one hit, three of which went for extra bases.The game was played in the short time of one hour and 50 minutes with the Davids in haste to get to La Crosse where they were matched in the afternoon with the Troubadours.WINONAS (4). f AB U H 1*0 A ETust, sa ...........n 0 2 1 S ftHargesheimer, If .... 8 ft ft 1 0 0Wally, lb ..... 4 0 0 0 I ftSherln, rf .......,..3 0 1 8 0 1Klekbusch, 2b ......4 0 ft X 3 2Lord, of .......4 1 X 8 0 ftO'Brien, 8b ........ 3 X 2 It 3 0Prosser, o ....8 1 X 7 3 0Vondrashek, p ......2 0 0 1 1 ftJones, p ...........0 1 0 0 0 0Totals .... 4......81 4 7 27 13 3HOUSE OF DAVID lt;6).AB n U PO A EHilton, 2b ..........5 1 2 r 1 JBoldrldge, 8b ...... 4 1 2 15 2Barker, of .;.......3 2 2 3 0 0Jones, rf ........... 5 2 8 2 ft oWilliams, ......,..6 ft 3 1 1 0GUI, lb ..... 0 0 1 0 0 ftWorley, If ..........4 0 1 2 3 0Freeman, p.,......4 ft 1 ft 2 OEvitt, SB .......,.4 0 0 4 2 0Totals .......41 8 15 27 12 3Score by Innings:House of David ............00? 010 012-MIWinonas ...... 000 000 040—4Summary: Three base hits—Barker. Two base hits—Williams, Uliton. Sacrifice hits —Hargesheimer, Prosser, Worley. Stolen basfe—Evltt. Double plays—Boldridgrf to Evltt to G1U, Boldrldge to Hilton to GUI. Struck out—by Freeman, 1; by Vondrashek, 2 in 7 Innings; by Jones; 8 In 2 lh-nlnfs. Bases on bails—off Freeman, 3; off Vondrashek, 1; off Jones, 0. Left on.bases —Winonas, 7; House of David, 0. Wild pitches—Vondrashek, 2. Umpire—Lap Its, Time—1:50.
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Winona Republican Herald
Winona, Minnesota, US
Mon, Aug 31, 1931
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