Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1901-07-02
National Service,
Sunday Eve. July 7th,
Law Makers and Law Breakers"
An Address by REV. FRANK
A. PEASE, at the
METHODIST CHURCH.
WISCONSIN STATE LEAGUE.
Result of the Games Played Sunday
by this Organization.
STANDING OF CLUBS.

STANDING OF CLUBS.
WI PC W L Pc
Appleton. .7-O-1.OOO Milwaukee .2-4- 1888
K Kagibna S 6d W %shkoSh 80 $50
It's the same old story Wausau
again meets defeat. But though we
have to swallow the bitter dose we have
one consolation, and that is that we
witnessed as fine a game of ball Sunday
as one would wish to see, barring few
errors. Speaking of errors it seems as
though the locals make it point to
bunch their misplays at times when the
other fellows bunch their hits, at least
that has been the record all season.
Had it not been for a combination of
these yellow plays in the fourth inning
of Sundays game Wausau would have
won, for Kaukauna's scores were I'M
earned
Wausau's runs all came in the first
inning, and though the locals got men
as far as third in many innings after,
vet they died there Kaukauna got in
three runs in the fourth; Corcoran
threw the ball to Marcan on second who
let it 60 through his hands, then came
a series of bad plays and three men
crossed the rubber. They scored again
in the eighth, getting one man across
the plate, but tried to make it two on a
blocked ball. The umpire took them
at their own proposition, made early in
the game, put the runner out and sent
the third man, who had reached third,
back to second.
Both Pitchers did well and the hits
were few in number and scattering. 1t
was such game as anyone would rel
ish, for it was not played by the pitch
ers alone, as the strikeouts show, but
the fielders were made to work. There
was quite a large crowd present, about
900 paid admissions. Following is
the score by innings:
l 2 8 4 5 6 Z 8 9
Kaukauna 40 0 0 0 0 l y 4
Wausau.......2 0 0 0 0 0 0 o. =
''Kid" Fear made his first appearance
Sunday on the Wausau diamond and
played good game, though little
weak at bat.
Flanagan, a new man from Ohio,
signed to play short, made his first APP
pearance and played a good snappy
game. He gives evidence of being a
fair hitter, and fields his position nice
ly;
Darby Corcoran pitched his second
game of the season Sunday. He plays
a good game, is fast base runner and
uses good Judgment.
There is one thing lacking in the To-
Gals playing that ought to be corrected
and that is brushing up on team
work: The boys are not up on signals,
and the coaching is on the bum, as was
evidenced Sunday when Bebeau tried
to steal second in one inning when the
pitcher held the ball and was standing
out of his box. There ought to be more
head work.
Each individual player is now in the
position he belongs, and it is time for
the team to steady down and win a few
games.
Marshfeld plays here the Fourth.
The teams have met four times and
each has two victories to its credit. On
next Sunday the Appleton boys visit
Wausau and no doubt will draw a large
crowd. They have an unbroken record
of victories, and our boys will endeavOr
to spoil that record.
Appleton defeated Oshkosh at the
latter town Sunday while the Marsh
eld-Milwaukee game was postponed.