The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1895-08-29
BASE BALL.

place at Kaukauna last Sunday has been
the subject OF good deal of comment
Kgukaun8 people had expected a reason
ably interesting game, but they must have
been badly disappointed, for d more tame
and uneventful walkawaY was never
seen. 1t was farce with the Manitowoc
team on the boards as principal comedl-
ans; and they were supremacy funny.
1t is hard TO assign any reason for the
defeat; every man on the team seemed TO
have struck his off day, A. Torrison's
pitching arm Was IN bad form and soon
gave out entirely. Follendorf then went
into the box, but was unable to connect
with the plate. W.Torrison came out from
behind the bat and tried unsuceessfully
to throw the ball. O'Hara tried 1t an
inning and Reuther, after catching a
while, pitched out the game with Rose1-
fielder at the backstop end Of the battery.
The game started with the kaukauD6s
in the field. Frambach was wild at first,
hitting two men with the ball and giving
q base. johnson finally scored on ".
Torrison's sacrifice. In Manitowoe's sec
ond, O'Hara went to first on an error,
stole around to third ard was scored by
Johnson's hit. Everything was blank
until their fifth, when base on balls and
Johnson's two Dagger produced run.
Otis error in the eighth landed Rosen-
fielder on first bag, apdW .Torrison's single,
Kadow's triple and bit by I, 1orrison
netted three runs. johnson got hit by
the ball in the ninth, gained second
through Rathsack's hit and ran all the
way home while Rathsack was gong out,
short to second kaukauna had a cir
cult race in their first, chasing Them
selves around the diamond on the
strength Of seven hits, gift of base,
three passed balls and errors by Rosen-
fielder. ". Torrison and Rathsack. They
stopped when they had made eight runs
In the third johnson and Frambach
singled, OFT struck out. Johnson wGs re-
tired attempting to sneak third and e,
Phillips pushed the ball far out INTO the
creek flowing through the outfield, scor-
ing himself and Frambach. Francis
caught up Vollendorf's delivery in the
fifth for one base and scored on a steal
and W. Torrison's passed ball and error.
johnson WAS presented base and sent
home by Frambach's safe drive. OFT had
four balls, and went home on Phillips
hit and an error In the next inning five
safe hits, two bases given, errors behind
the plate and collection OF wild pitches
netted seven scores. Three WAS all that
came in the seventh through two each OF
basehits, passed balls, wild pitches and
errors. In the next Reuther was hit
safely eight times, which was sufficient
with a passed ball and 8 few errors to
produce seven more runs. They thought
they wouldn't play the ninth. The tabu-
lated score is not interesting. Below Is
the summary:
SCORE BY INNINGS,
h hsoftaTac ,..,... ..i 9 9 ~
Hits Kaukauna Is. Manitowoc 5; errors, hau-
kauua g. Manitowoc -: home runs, z, Philips,
q. Phillips: three basehits, kadow, ". Phillips.
{. phillips; two basehits, Ditzler, " Phillips,
Francis, johnson; bases on balls by FrambGehS 3,
Inv A. 'Horrison l. by Nollendorf 4; hit by pitched
ball ~ Frambach b passed balls, w. Torrisoon i.
Heuthel ., hosenfelder !; struck out by a: Tor
c.son :, by Erambach 2douhle plays, Rosenfe!der
to Reuther; OFT to W Phillips; batteries, kau-
kauua, Frambach and KRONER; Manltow9c,
Iorrison. VoIlendorf and w. Torrison: w. lori
son. O'Hara and Reuther Reuther and Ro5en-
fielder,
Kau&auna played fast ball all the time
and prt up pretty game. A game with
this team has been arranged for nest
Sunday on the home grounds and il
view Of the brace which is to be surely
taken by tue locals there will be an ex.
citing time.
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