Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-08-22
Thursday Aug, p, 1895.
TWO MORE SCALPS'
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WAUSAU LOSES BOTH GAMES

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The lovers of base ball in this city
We're treated to tw" very fine exhibit
tons of the national game last Satur-
day and Sunday Wausau had
strengthened their club to the best OF
their ability and came up here with
the assurance of taking both games,
but they we're woefully disappointed
and it was crestfallen lot of ball
players that left here Sunday night
for home: They we're simply not in it
in<either game and were outpaye0
both with the stick and in the field as
u sumiilary of the games wifi show.
Diamond and Colman did the bat
terry work for the home team in both
games: In spite of the fact that he
rad been sick for a wick and was
hardly able to get to the grounds,
Coleman did good work behind the
bat although of course not quite up
to his usual standard.
Tuttle was in the box for the yisi-
lOIS LII Odl AdulC duu Woo Sis
EN- an unmerciful drubbing. He re-
ceived good support and Il number Of
high flies We're pulled down and hot
grounders stopped but stilf he had
ten singles. three doubles and one
three base hit against him while the
Wausa,t boys only found Diamond for
three singles and one OF them a very
scant one.
r" - DETAILS OF THE GAME.
Jerry Murphy opened the game for
Eagle River with fly to left field for
two bases. Nj. Murphy put one in the
slime garden and Jerry Went to third.
A wild throw by Lee scored them
both. Diamond struck to Lehay and
was threw out at first. COlman found
the air and Smith struck hot liner
to right garden for base and took
second on pass ball and stole third.
Lull flew out to Bells and the side re-
tired. For Wausau, Colman let the
third strike by him and Fuller got to
first. Manson put one in right garden
for one base Fuller resting at second.
Bells struck to Diamond WHO threw
J Fuller out at third. Manson and
Bells got advanced one base on pass
ball and Manson scored on another
passed ball. Lee pounded wind and
Belmont retired the side art first.
In the second Hull got tzafsst a.y being
hit with pitched ball. Carly hit to
center garden for two Aases and Hull
took third. "O'COnnor StnMck out and
Hull scored On wild throw. j. Muir
ply drew base on balls and Carly
scored on Lees muff NJ. Murphy left
three holes in the air. J. Murphy got
= the basemen after him and outrun the
ball aud scored. Diamond got hit by
the ball and Colman hit to right gar
den fence for two Dagger but made
Il mistake in thinking it was three
bagger antl was put out at third and
diamond scored. Wausaa drew q
goose egg. 'Lehay went out to Dia-
!mond, Kretlow hit air and Wright
WAS out for kicking the ball.
pthe third Smith found the horse
hide for three bagger. Lnll couldn't
tiniffit at all bat Hull putt in right
pasture for u base aad Saith crossed
, the plate. (Afly was given first on
! Lehay's generosity Manson pulled
: .O'Connor's fly slown and j. Murphy
hit tho wind For the visitors Tuttle
was presented with four halls, FnAer
swiped air, Manson retired at 6rsthhd
Bells added another to Diamond'
strike outs.
This inning was short, neither side
scoring; NJ. Murphy WENT but Fnller
to first, Diamond hit to center for cone
base and Colman and Smith knVckel
high flies which were both eaten up.
For Wausau, Lee and Belmont hit the
air and Lehay went out Diamnnd to-
first.
In the fifth Lull got first on short
stops choice Tuttie s1hffed Hulrs
strike and Lull went to- second. He
was afterward caught trying to- steal
third and retired Carly struck the
air. O'Connor struck to Bells who
.muffed it and Hull went to second.
J. Murphy struck hot liner by short
for one base and Hull advanced to
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