The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1900-05-23
WASHRURN AGAIN VICTORIOUS.

wAsHBURN AGAIN VICTORIOUS.
Hayward an Easy Victim for the Locals
Last Monday.
Washburn VS. Hayward was the
program at the ball grounds last
Monday afternoon. The game was
O. Snort one, only seven innings
being played in order to permit the
visitors to take the 400 train home.
Considerable interest was manifest
ed among local enthusiasts as to the
aDa6come of the game. owing to the
fact that our new pitcher Mr.. Sporer
was to Eli the box for his first game
Eu this city. Mr. Sporer filled his
position in good shape, only allow
ing five singles, a double and a three
&3avger to be secured during the
came. while the locals pounded
Ravoir to the tune of eight singles,
three doubles, one three-bagger and
"a home run. Mr.. Sporer will I'M
doubtedly finish the season for
Nashburn. Hayward's defeat by
Ashland Sunday and their more
decisive defeat here Monday only
goes to show that both Hayward
and Ashland will need considerable
strengthening before they can ex-
nect to take any laurals from Mac S
snen.
GAME BY INNINGS.
Keefe opened Mondays game with
q two Dagger to center field, Baxter
got base on balls, Felix put a
grounder to third but was caught.
Burke found it fora single, scoring
Keefe. Rolgren followed with sacri-
Zee. Burke and Baxter moving up.
Baxter scored on wild throw.
Manning flew to second closing
the first half of the inning with two
scores. The last half Corners flew
GO rst-base, Smith hunted to pitch
er, and McGraft flew to Lee. All
were well handled and the visitors
retired with O.
Sporer opened the second and
faaned, Sowder made single, Lee
famed, Keefe got first on bunt to
short and error of baseman, and
Baxter closed the first half with 0
doy dy to frst-base. The next for
Hayward was short Wall flew to
pitcher, Harrington famed and
Hurd knocked grounder to short
stop.
The third, Washburn got a white
wash, although single and double
we're secured, but two strike outs
and a fly retired the side without
q score. Hayward in the last half
of the third seemed to take courage
from the fact that Phillips, the first
man up to bat, got pass to first.
Freeman famed, Revoir secured a
single scoring Phillips, Connors fol-
lowed with a three Dagger scoring
Revior. Rydeen fouled to catcher,
aad McGraft senta liner to short
stop closing the evening with an
even score.
In the fourth Washburn did some
heavy batting and secured two runs
while the visitors were only allowed
two scratch hits while two men
famed.
In the fifth Washburn secured
another run almost wholly on error.
I'm the last half Freeman got to
third but was caught coming home.
Revoir sent a liner to Baxter, but
failed to make first. Connors sent
to Holgren but caught on
first closing the inning with another
q for Hayward. In the sixth Hol-
gren and Lee scored on two base
hits and an error of short STOP
Rydeep opened for the visitors with
q pretty single followed by McGraft,
wno famed. Wall secured a pass to
first. Harrington made a sacrifice
ft2!:..o, y. y, by base hit by Hurd,
Ryden and Wall scoring. Phillips
sent liner to Burke closing the
5nning with two scores.
The first half of the terrible sew
en'Bh opened very tame. Holgren
6ouled to catcher and Manning
tanned. Sporer sent liner to Sec
9nd and made first on error. Sow
der followed with a single, Lee
bunted to shortstop making first on
a tumble. All three bases were full
when Keefe went to bat. A short
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