The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1901-08-08
MarOons of Chicago Defeated BY the
Heavy Hitting KenOsha Athletics
at Grand View Park.
CHESTER ALLEN DEFEATS BOGEY
The Favorite Kenosha Player Clips Two
Strokes Of the Record of the Kenosha
Golf Links, Beating by Five UP.

There was something doing at Grand
View base ball park Sunday afternoon
when the Chicago Maroons, leaders OF
the Chicago City League, came to Ke-
nosha 10 take fall out of the Kenosha
Athletics There was fall, but when
the game was over the proud leaders
of the big city league were on the unr
der side, and the score board showed
that the Athletics lad won the game
by the score of ten to three. The
game was one of the best seen on the
diamond in Kenosha this season.
While the score appears one sided the
game was a battle. From the first the
Kenosha boys had the better of the
argument. Glenn, the pitcher for the
visitors, was formerly the star OF the
Texas league, but the heavy hitters of
the Kenosha team took out all the
starts ambition and left him a verita-
bic dub. It all happened in the fourth
inning when the Kenosha boys were
one score to the good. Then the fusil-
ade began and G1enn's curves proved
to be of no value, for the Kenosha bat
ters landed on the ball for six hits tor
a total of nine bases and when the
carnage was over they had landed
five earned runs and the game. On
the other hand the Chicago players
could do nothing with Bowman, who
pitched a steady game. He had per
feet support from the field and
crowd of six hundred roOters shouted
appreciation.
The features of the game were trip
pie play by theIKenosha team, fine
catch of foul by Hubbard, running
catch of a fly by Connery and home
run by the pitcher for the Chicago
team.
The score and summary of the game
follows:
Kenosha. ......Q | 5 0 0 3 0 x-10
Maroons.. 80 O 2 0 0 0 0 o.
Batteries-For Kenosha-Bowman
and Breen. For Maroons-G1enn and
Cummings. Hits-Kenosha, 10. Ma
rooms, 5. Errors-Kenosha, 1. Ma
rooms, 4. UNPRECEDENTED. At
tendance-60O. Time-1:50,
Allen Defeats DOGGY.
At the golf grounds on last Saturday
afternoon c. c. Allen lowered the col
ors of Col. Bogey, and while the foxy
golf player had set a mark of IS
strokes for the'scourse, the Kenosha
golfer took a decided fall out of him,
and when the eighteenth hole had
been played the Colonel was five holes
down and had been defeated by four
lo1 ,O12 The
Torrance of Allen broke all records of
the Kenosha course and puts the Win
ner not only III good place to be the
winner of the cup offered as the prize
in the bogey match, but also the win
ner of the magnificent trophy offered
by O. M. Petit for the best Competi-
tive score made on the links during the
season. Allen played a great game.
On the out course he had 80 and COM
ing in he negotiated the course in AZ.
Quite a crowd of players and specta-
tors watched the play between Allen
and the mythical player. The score
for the record breaking match follows:
Out. SIS 4 4 $50
In...........445 54 5 5 5-42-81
DOGGY
Out. 5 5 "a 4 5 GAO
In.........5 454 5 6 5 5 6-45-85|
Not one of the other twenty-five
players in the tournament managed to
score on Bogey, but Chester Barnes
and Bertho1f Petit managed to hold
the old man evenkup in the eighteen
holes. Fred Petit brought in card
showing that Bogey had defeated him
bv a score of one down.
The best scores in the match follow:
C. C. Allen. as Bogey.
c. c. Barnes. 20 Bogey.
B. M. Petit. 10 DOGGY 49,. 30
Fred Petit. 80 Bogey.... ......1
Ned VanIngen. 10 Bogey. ......1
w. H. Yu1e 80 Bogey.... ......1
M. Petit. ....:..0 Bogey. -
Racine Fears Kenosha.
The Racine base ball team fears a
match with their rivals at Kenosha,
and this fact has been clearly proven
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