The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1891-09-17
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BASE BALL.

Barring the breeze Sunday was per-
feet day for a ball game, and good sized
crowd assembled at the park between
2 and 3 p. m. They came to see the
slaughter of the Bay View team at the
hands of the Park Citys, and they were
not disappointed. The BOYS are a lot of
good fellows, and above all things, they
dislike to impose upon any ones good
wishes: this is why they won that game
Some people may say that they did i'm
pose upon their admirers and their pocket
books on Sunday last, when they sprung
the item cent racket on those Who drove
out; but this was through some misun
Outstanding and will not happen again.
Both clubs put up good preliminary
exhibition at practice and likewise did
they for the first three innings. But as
soon as our lads Lit on to their opponents
crack twirler, the lower jaw Of the Ba-la-
1a-la-la-la-la coacher dropped and without
that cunning little fellows noise, they
were no good This is how 1t went:
Morehouse led with a pretty single, but
was caught at second, Cober took 1st base
on balls, I'd on passed ball, and there he
stayed, for Writ and Miller flew out to
short. In their half of the first Browne
took third on a muff Of his long fly to left
Hansen and G. Albrech struck out. Then
Browne. the thief, stole home, making
the first run Of the game. Julian
smashed a red hot liner to KleiSt, who
handled it IN fine style and ended the in
ming l to O. Our boys came in from the
7 %I,o Of III
thing, but did they? Dickhaut struck
out, HoIderness secured base on an err
ror but was thrown out at second Win
slorf made a clean hit, but was left on
second by Nelson, who fouled out to first.
In their half Bay View added one more to
their credit in this way. Wolf started in
by making three sacker, the next three
men went out, but not until the old fox
had crossed the plate and made it 2 to 0.
At the opening of the third our boys
were wild. To be sure the game was, so
far, a good and exciting one; but not
enough excitement for them was there.
Kleist went out from short to 1st, More
house famed the wind, then did Cober
hit the ball fair for a base and SO did
Writ, advancing Cober to Sd. Miller
thought to do the same and sent Cober in
and put Tony on third. 1.-TWO bodies
out" says Tony ''all o. k, here she
goes What did he mean? He meant
here goes for a steal home and the slide
of my life and he did it, His slide into
the home plate tied the score and was one
of the prettiest steals seen on these
grounds.
Bay View went out in succession in the
last half Then came the bloody fourth,
which is too long to tackle. The home
team fell on the ball and rolled up runs
on four singles, hit by pitched ball, and
several errors. The visitors tried to brace
up and made one on single and double.
Our boys made one more and so did the
boys from the north and the score stood
8 to f.
In the 1St of the sixth inning Holder
ness hit safely, Windorf made another,
then NIesen pounded out three-bagger,
but was caught in an attempt to steal
home Kleist flew out to left, Morehouse
and Cober took 1st on errors The Bay
View boys now went completely out of
sight and piled up six errors on which our
boys took runs and now stood IA to 4.
AT this juncture we grew weary as prob
ably you are just now, and we say no
more until the ninth when Kenosha pre-
scented Bay View with three hits and an
equal number Of runs and took to their
own credit like number of errors.
The home team as a whole did remark
able good team work; only two errors
were made by them up to the ninth, and
some good base running was INDUCED in.
The score was large, but that is not indi
cative of poor play, for many brilliant
plays threw light on the dismal slaughter.
Kleist and Cochrane made good catches
at critical moments.
Below is the official score: