Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1895-07-29

Odd Fellows 3 80 2 4 0
Modern Woodsmen 9 5 O 4 0 2 o
Chas. Slattery in center field gave a
sample Of speedy sprintiDg in chases after
the woodsmen flies.
first base as we'll as handling the stick
He Feat EN- up Jake every chance.
Ed. Sells in LETT field couldn't even catch
a cold, let alone ball
Undertaken Howard held down second
and was ready at a moments notice to
embalm any of the Woodsmen. He
= undertook to run home from
third but was put out. He batted hard.
Chris Wise on third had every move Of
professional player. He made Il nice
double play at critical point. He bat
ted good but ill-luck was against him in
scoring az he always was left by the
Way-side.
Sasgive1's pitching was "out Of sight"
at least q great many of the Woodsmen
SO thought
Higgins catching was good, but his
coaching wasn't up toits usual standard.
Aleck must have been i'll.
Riley played a good first base and
batted like an old vetern. He made a
1,ica don hIn On a flv hit
Mulligan forgot TO bring along any OF
his ''favorites' for he couldn't make con-
nections With the little sphere, but when
he did reach first he went around like q
colt.
Nemacheck showed his skill with the
stick, making some good hits. Hepitch-
ed the last two innings.
Mechler the watch tinker" done good
work in center field. He also tucked
up" Solsgiyer for four base hits.
Huckbody distinguished himself as q
coacher. He received training at Wausau
last week. He brought three home runs
out to the grounds i'll his grip but lost
the key, and he was doomed.
Morrison viciously pounded the. dir.
Bangert couldn't hit yesterday. He
used his strength in the Three Lakes
game.
Regenfuss pitched good ball and circled
the bases like true ball player. He
distinguished himself as a catcher also.
Eogle in right field proved to be over
trained he failed to effectualy solve Sols-
giver curves.
Carter covered more ground than any
man. He picked up some ''red hots:'
A picked nine from Three Lakes came
up Saturday and played the 'Fat Eagles
Mart Hirzel was manager OF the Fats
and it was stipulated that they could
not go Oh the diamond and weigh less
than 1900 pounds.
Manager Hirzel took the nine Eat
Eagles and drove them on the large
hay scales and weighed them at .. m.
He satisfied Captain Hill, OF the Three
Lakes team, that he had fulfilled his
conditions Of the agreement, as the nine
balanced the scales at 2, 113A pounds.
The game was called at the end OF the
sixth inning the score being forty one to
nineteen in favor OF the Eat Eagles"
Mr.. Hirzel said had he thought his
team had SO much averdupois he would
have dieted them for the past week.
After the weighing i'll the teams pro-
ceeded to the ball park to try conclus-
IONS Time was called at two O'Clock
sharp.
GLEANINGs OF THE GAME.
Mcdonald held down second in a cred
liable manner and showed that he knew
a. thing about the great American game.
McIntyre's stick work and baserunning
was the feature of the game He gallop-
ed around the bases as a steam thresher
would go and pulled much louder.
NATION, of the Lakes, retired from the
game in the fourth by being hit by one
OF Halls pet curves.
Wise batted like amaior making
clean three Dagger in the fifth.
Louk, Three Lakes pitcher, is the
only man we ever knew that could be
successful in doing two things at once.
He steadied his nerves by hitting brian
pipe loaded with peerless" during his
stay in the box. The "Fat Eagles" tried
to bat the pipe out Of his mouth but
they never succeeded in even making him
miss a draught.
Moons bunting tactics were laudable
indeed. He succeed in upsetting himself
in coming in contact with Anderson on
first base.