The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1898-08-04
BASE BALL.
AlanitOwoc 9.

Manitowoc 8. Sturgeon Bay 4.
Sturgeon Bays nine came down for
two gamee, one Saturday and one Sun
! day, blu: the raln OF Saturday prevented
playing the first one and two games were
played Sunday afternoon. Neither one
was OF any great interest. In the fret
the locals 50 clearly outclassed the visit
ors that they played horse end got very
listlees toward the end of the game. In
the second both teams folded poorly, and
the disparity in the pitchers spoiled the
interest, E. Bremner being nearly invinc-
| Ible while Gerisch was slammed all over
| the lot. The score above noted Was TIE
result OF the opening game.
Hart opened up the game by cracking
out his usual bone run. Kroner reach
ed first on Runkel's out at third. and
scored through Torrison's single and
Fremer's error. In the second the visit.
ing pitcher got fusillade OF hits, Rosen-
felder's single being followed by Cor
lach's home-run. KRONER also got
double and chased home when Moury
mIslsid throwr ball. There was some
more scoring In the fifth due to three
singles and FreUer's second error, the
| whole netting three runs. Dietzler open
ed the seventh with the longest drive
ever seen on the grounds line hit di-
rectly over the center field fence. 1t was
a peach. Gerlach did not seem to exert
himself much during the entire game,
but succeeded IN fooling the visiting bat
tiers, who only got five scattered hits. A
base TO Simon IN the third was followed
by Remillard's corking triple to the
fence. The latter scored on Doherty g
hy-out to Rosenfelder Moury picked
out an easy one in the sixth and landed
it over the fence. l. Bremner got q three
Dagger in the seventh and stole home
while the Manitowocs were IN a doze.
That ended their scoring, they having
accumulated four runs without any very
vigorous opposition from the locals The
latter put up very clean fielding game,
Kromer'e one error costing nothing.
The score:
Manitowoc. ...2 5 O O 3 01O %
Hits ................23 l 0 3 0 O 0-l0
Errors by 8. Bay. i 2OOl OOOO-4
Sturgeon Bay OO20I1 1904
Hits ............0 001011 2-5
Errors by Man. 40 0 0 0 o 90 0-1
Batteries, Gerlach and Torrison, j.
Bremner and Nardoff. 2 base hits, Krom-
er; base hits, Remillard, j. Bremner;
home runs, Hart, Gerlach, Dietzler,
Moury; bases on balls. off Gerlach 2, off
Bremner Q; struck out by Gerlscn 7, by
Bremner A. left on bases. Manltowoc 4;
Stu geon Bay 3. Umpire Herzog,
Sturgeon Bay Ii, Manitowoc 6
The main feature of the second game
was the cyclone of basehits that swept
over the diamond in the vlsltors' fifth In
ming. All but four of them went to bat
twice and most of them got hits. The
main cause Of the disturbance was Ger
lach's attempt to pitch two games run
ning. He began to weaken in the third
when he was hit for two doubles and
single, but sharp fielding prevented
more than one score. In the fifth came
the dsluge, and eight hits we'll punched
with two costly muffs by Vollendorf and
Rosenfelder and an error by Torrson
helped nine runs across the pan. That
was enough to win the game with some
to spare. Runkel went in and pitched
the game out, but the locals could do
little execution to r. Bremner and were
never dangerous. He mixed things up
SO that every one was guessing until the
ninth, vhen two hits and an error bv Co
chems filled the bases, and K Dmer clean
ed them off with home run. Harris
work in the two games was as usual first
class, he accepting in all sixteen chances
without An error. Runkel dug hot
gronnder out of the sand in the first and |
got his man out at second, spelling what
looked like sure-enough oase-hit. 9th. [
erwise neither team showed much com
men dable fielding. The score:
Sturgeon Bay. 80 0 o O 2-13 |
Hits ...0 B O8 l 90 1-13
Errors by Manu. 000 Is
Man1towoc. @ 900 4-6
Hits ......0 C l 0 0 l Sc
Errors by st. Bay. 2 l l % o Is
Batteries, E. Bremner and Simon;
Gerlach, kunkeI and Kroner.
2 hasehits, Simon, Doherty, E. Brem-
ner; basebits, E. Bremner; home run,
Fremer, KRONER; bases on bulls, off Ger
ZACH |, off Bremner 4; struck out by Ger
ZACH 3, by Runkel 4, by Bremner 2. Um-
plre Herzog,
Mr.. A. U. Wolfe, OF Dundee. Mo-, who