The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1896-09-12
THE HONORs GO TO BARAGA
THE CLOSING GAME OF THE TouRNA-
MENT, BETWEEN BARAdA AND
IsHPEMIMG
tContinued from NTH page


The most exciting ball game eve
witnessed in Houghton county was
the one between Ishpeming an(
Baraga Tuesday afternoon, which
closed the tournament and CAV,
Baraga first prize and the champion
ship of the upper peninsula. Before
the play began the Baraga captain,
Shepard, objected To the lshpemings
playing Mckinley, of the Escanaba
team, rs catcher, in spite of the fact
that their own catcher, Rivers, had
been called home on business, Fl
nally, however, Shepard yielded, and
Baraga took the field, presenting
Bender and GingrasS rs their bat
terry.
Pay opened with Goodman flying
to ST. Arnold, Coveau drew Il base
on balls. Frisk hit safe, sending
Coveau 10 third, the latter scoring
on an attempt To catch FriSk at
second, +. Rubillard made a fine
catch of Sliney 5 ny after hard run.
Here followed singles by Reichman,
Lynn, Mckinley and Heard, and two
baggers by Larson and Goodman.
the whole sending seven runs across
the plate before the side was retired.
For Baraga, Coqney, hit safe, Went
10 second on pnssed ball, third on
n wild pitch and scored on Darcy
single 70 left Shepard struck out,
Rubllard and MEG arthy died al first,
Second inning; Mccarthy caught
Lynn fly. Sliney singled and stole
second and third. L. Rubillard
made the catch Of the game, when,
after running 10 the fence, he caught
Reichman ; long fly. Lynn died AZ
first. For Baraga, Bender hit safe
and stole second, as also did ST. Ar,
mold, Rubillard nit 10 the pitcher.
and the ball was fumbled by McGin-
ley in an attempt 10 catch Bender AZ
the plate, Rubillard going 10 second
and scoring, with 81. Arnold, on
GingraSs sacrifice and Coonev : out
At first. Shepard reached first on
Goodman error and stole sacks
two and three, scoring on a passed
ball. After Darcy hit Tor two bases
Ruoillard flied, retiring the side.
In their half Of the third l>hpem-
ing sent Mckinley across the plate.
He hit safe and Heard drew a base
and each moved up a notch on Lar
son : out, and MrCinley scored on
Goodman OUT al first. Coveau
flew 10 -. Arnold, Baraga gave a
great exhibition ut batting in their
half OF this inning. Mccarthy GOT
= base on balls and stole second and
Bender started the downfall OF Mr..
trisk by rat;ling three Dagger.
Scoring Mccarthy. 81, Arnold hit
FIR three bases. scoring Bender L.
-Rubiilard hit for Two bases. >cor-
! ~ 81. Arnold with the tying run.
Gingra<S singled and stole second.
TA,n Coonty made hit. scoring l..
Ruo.IlarU, ami himself stealing sec
ond ~ the mrs. ball pitched Both
runners scored ON u Wild throw.
Darcy. MvCNr;hv and Bender were
retired al first.
Fourth :uNing: Fri>k, for I>h-
pHM.ME, hit safe. S.Iuey walked.
hnth scoring on Rcivhmau long hit
~ .1:;. which wa> good for three
bases. pUt IF cat tir>; ~ ;he wrong
time, ~ Umpire Condor was wai.h.
~ ann. NnU a.;cr running ncarS 10
second Av returned - ;hr initial bag.
Inc next ;nree oAt;cr> Wen, our IN
order. Here Lynn relieved Frisk
ana retired the bAraEa> in order.
Finn mining; Bergman relieved
Bender, Bergman had pitched the /
morning GAmr against Houghton. .
and his Eri; in again entering the /
box MAS wildly rhverei. Larson /
singled. Goodman struck out.
Covvau flied, Larson scoring on an !
error by Darcy. S,iney Went out
~ first. For BAraga, Saepard drew .
= base aEd Went second on 4 passed (
bal. scoring on Darcy clean [.
single. The neXl three eaters went
o.; n ORDER.
The change OF pitchers resulted eff
ttN;lvr.y for bU:n teams l>hpeming
ia Il - score in the sixth. seventh /
ANA eighth. while Baraga failed 10 /
SEIZURE u nit in the sixth and seventh. |
acknowledgements the eighth for Bar.
AEa oy again gettinga base on balls. |
Bergman anu ST. Arnold few out. |
/. Eublilard hit for two sacks. scur-
my Mccarthy, GingraSS hit safe.
>;o.e second and scored on Coonev !
hit. The latter stole second. Shep- /,
ard hit safe. and. with CoOnev 5. |
scored on a wild throw. Darcy !
closed the inning with an out al 1
mrs. Lynn opened for I>hpeming /
WIN single and scored on McGin- !
ley three Dagger. Heard singled /
and was caught ont in an attempt TO /
steal second. Larson few out and |
Goodman went out at first. via
Cnoney, ending the game.
The Baragas won first prize bv
their superior all-round work and |
are fully entitled TO their victory. |
The tournament was a most CRAFTY |
ing success; each club PLAYED excel |
lent bal and it was 20 do or die
from the start 10 finish OF each game. |
The Baraga boys returned home
on the In o clock train Wednesday. /