The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1897-07-08
BY INNINGS:

u " " " v " L U
Waupun ....................0 0 0 90 e. 0 0 0-3
Earned runs Manitowoc 3. Waupun >; two ase
hits SciIuette, Vollendorf, Rathsack. Johnson,
(Waupunl, May; three base hits johnson Mani
towocl, Hanford; home runs Nollendorf john
son CWaupun). double plays v aupun ,; base on
Runkel l. by Buege l; struck out by Runkel 8, by
Buege 4. by Adkins 2. Umpire Herzog.
Sundays game started out nicely
but was brought up with round turn
after an inning or two by Capt. Han
ford's order to his men to leave the
field. He thought his team had been
given the small end of decision OF
balls and strikes. Every body kicked
home nine, visiting nine and spec
tators, in Difference to which HanfOrd
consented to go on with the game
Runkel twirled for the locals, but the
eleven inning strain of the day before
told on him. Three scores were the
total results of the visitors efforts up
to the seventh inning. when a single,
another, a home run and another in
quick succession evened up the score
sheet. and Orrin Torrison went upon
the slab. The convicts could do moth
ing with him, while the home talent
produced one more run through the
agency of Johnson's double, a steal,
and A. Torrison's sacrifice fly to deep
centre. Barring the tiresome wraLgle
early in the game, it was an interest
ing contest. Schuette again put up
good ball in his position, as did W.
Torrison. Waupun fell down badly
in the field, thereby losing the game
for their batting footed up to nine
hits with total of seventeen bases to
the locals eight hits for a total of
eleven. No less than five of the Man
itowoc nine took hand in appro-
priating eight bases, which figured
largely in the result. The score,
BY INNINGS:
Manitowoc. -. @ O o l l 0-S
Waupun. 1 0 0 z 90 4 0 o.
Earned runs, Manitowoc 3, Wanpun
4; two base hits, A. Torrison. ScLuet
tie, johnson (Manitowoc) Hanford,
Beaumont; home runs, Beaumont,
Flynn; stolen bases, A. Torrison 2, w.
Torrison 2, Runkel, Vollendorf 2
johnson, Manitowoc), Beaumont,
Flynn, Johnson (Waupun); double
plays, Manitowoc l, Waupun l; base
on balls off Runkel 2, off A. Torrison
l, off Beaumont 3; hit by pitcher, by
A. Torrison l; struck out by Runkel
| 7, by A. Torrlson l. by Beaumont 4, by
| Adkins 2; passed balls, w. Torrison 2
landlord l. Hits. Manitowoc s.
Waupun 9. Errors, Manitowoc 3
Waupun 9. Umpire Herzog.
The last close shave came Monday
at Ludington. II. Anderson and Pc
terik of the High School nine were
pressed into service to fill vacancies
The former was in the points with w
Torrison and hits and battery errors
were numerous the first two innings
Ludlngton chalking up five runs
After that everybody steadied down
and runs were scarce to the end
Vollendorf put up great game at the
third corner, taking care of eigh
chances without an error. Runke
was also greatly in evidence with two
runs. a two Dagger, three Dagger ant
nine chances accepted out of eleven
| LILO l1-Ssl CCLOOl COutlllSouU got III
some good icks, Peterik obtaining
double snd Anderson another. Fo
LudingtOn Butler of the Michigan
Univerity te am did we'll, as did Dow
land and Palmiter The score:
By INNINGS:
Manitowoc. 20 0 q 0 0 0 3 2
Ludington. .....3 2 0 900 g
Earned runs, Manitowoc 2, Luding
ton l; two base hits, Runkel, Rathsac
Peterik, Anderson, Painter; thre
base hit Runkel; stolen bases, A. Tor
rison 2, Peterik. Dowland 2, Luther
Butler 2, Painter 2, Hocomb. Shear
er; dea6le plays, Manitowoc 2, Lud
ington 4; base on balls, off Andersc
L 6, off Luther 3; struck out by Andel
son 4, by Luther 5; passed balls, Dow
land 1, W. Torrison 3; hits Manitowo
IL, Ludington 10: errors, Manitowo
3, Ludington 7. Umpire Herzog.