The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1908-08-27
Cy Young Jr., Gives an Exhibition of
Some Pitching but Kenosha Hit
at the Right Time Wal i .3g
lace Gets Only Run
Standing Of the League
Games on Sunday
Kenosha /; Milwaukee O. se
Racine 9; Menasha 4.
SheboYgan IL; ManitoWoc 8.

Sheboygan IL; Manitowoc 8.
The Kenosha Lake Shore League
team batted it's way back into the
hearts of the Kenosha fans on Sunday
afternoon when Breen IS players shut
out Cy Young and the milwaukee
White Sox with a margin of a single
run. It was one of the greatest games
ever played in Kenosha ana from the
opening was a battle royal. tt should
be said for the Kenosha team that 1t
was head work and not luck that won
the game and the daring dash Of Wall
lace from first to second base madeait
possible for him to come home on Col
bert's hit with the only run that cross
ed the plate during the two hour SEES
sion. The much touted Cy Voting of
tWenty-one inning fame was in great
form, but up against him was Joe
FElse and he was in just as great form.
The Milwaukee players got one more
hit than Kenosha, but Pulse saw to it
that hits did not mean runs and he
managed to keep the hits scat
tered SO that only one of. the Mil
waukee players reached third. Pulse
was using his head all the timer and
he knew just what sort of game he
was up against and played accordingly.
There was no balloon ascensionafor the
K.enosha players either and theotwo er-
rors that were scored during the nine
innings were on desperate chances.
Laabs led the Kenosha team in bait
ting, getting two clean singles off
Young while Mason and Goedepfor the
Milwaukee team had just as egood a
record against Pulse 2 It was a game
that made the crowd shout and the
roofing had something of the Old time
ring in it. The crowd had picked up
considerable over the former week and
it is evident that with a winning team
the. .Kenosha manager will have one Of
the big paying ball teams in the state
Milwaukee was little scary in the.
first round when with two gout Korse
chance landed him as he started for
second. Kenosha went out in once two,
three order in the first einningy and it
was evident that the ,Kenosha men
were afraid of Young. Milwaukee got
hit in the second, but the man was
caught attempting to steal second.
Kenosha got the only run Of the game
in the second. With two ouf Wallace
got clean hit out to right field and
proceeded to steal second on the first
throw. He scored on scratch hit by
Colbert and Colbert was caught steal
ing second.
After this inning Kenosha never got
a man past second base. There were
q few scattered hits along the game,
but Young was invincible with men on
bases and none of the hits counted for
anything. Pulse had the real test of
his metal in the fifth when Mason start
ed for Milwaukee with a hit to deep
left field Then Leopold hit to Pulse
and Pulse was slow to handle the ball
and he was safe at first while Mason
went to second. Britt was thrown out
by Collins, but both of the other bat
tiers advanced and it looked as if the
visitors would certainly score. Then
Pulse got right down to real pitching
and the next six balls went straight
over the plate without resistance and
the agony was over.
After this little scare in the fifth
the Milwaukee players were never in
danger of scoring and only two reached
second base.
The score of the game follows.