Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1908-05-22
WAS SHUT OUT FOR
MILTON COLLEGE:
THE VISITORS DEFEATED WITH
EASE YESTERDAY.
Varsity Boys Trimmed Them to
Tune of 8 to O-ViCtOry Largely
Due to Excellent Work of Horn
Pitched d NO-hit and NO-run
Cdme-Fdnned Eight-NO Bases
on Balls,
CFrom Wednesdays Daily.)


Northwestern tradition of athletic
fears received severe Jolt yesterday
in the form of the MIlton-North-
western baseball game The latter
drowning out the visitors with an to
game. The one sided game was
largely due TO the excellent work OF
Horn, who pitched the first no hit.
no run game to be seen on the local
diamond. Ia addition he famed eight
men and gave no bases on tails. Yet
even in this contest Horn was not
seen to his best advantage as it was
only at critical moments that he
frightened up, relying on his support
to save him any unnecessary eXertiUn.
What he is really capable of dong
the local fans will have ample oppor-
tunity to witness III the two games
which will be played next week with
Ripon and the Watertown city team.
Owing to the low gear of several
players the game was unusually slow
and extended over a period of two
hours, yet in spite of this fact 1t
was not without its features.
Zell who was absent IN Saturday s
game celebrated his reappearacne by
accepting two chances both of which
the visitors score marker had intended
to chalk down as hits. While at bat
he used his persuasive abilities to
such a degree as to win Pitcher Max
son 8 heart for series of three passes.
Koehler who has again recovered
preferring three clean styles instead.
Berg who entered the game at the
sixth played in old time form, in fact
the entire team played big league ball
after a few trivial errors IN the ini-
tial innings.
With the exception of pretty dou-
BILE play in the third inning the visi-
tors did little of prominence in field
work. Maxson their slat artist pos
sessed few curves but was far toe
unsteady to be affective.
DEL AlLO-
Game opened with Milton at bat.
All three men went out in order.
man out but failed to score. Milton
then repeated it's feat of the first in
ming, while Koehler connected for a
single but died on third. North was
h.
aground. Koch famed and North
western was retired on double play
by HursIey and Hull.
In the fourth inning three pitched
balls by Horn sufficed to retire the
Miltonlans. In this inning North
western secured her first four scores
ON singles by Zeisler and Koehler and
two-bsggers by Kowalke and Hoff-
mann.
Milton again betrayed no inclination
to secure berth at first. Eick mann
WAS caught trotting across lots to sec
ond Zeisler and Kosher grounding out
to MaXson. In the sixth Berg was
planted ON third where he rewarded
Kowalke for the confidence placed in
him with beautiful assist of Max
sons unit Zell msrcilessly robbed
Hurley of a hit and Greene flew out
to Horn.
Northwestern broke the monotony
with two more scores by Hoffman
and Zell.
In the seventh Zell repeated his
lawless tactics by gathering in Hull S
hit after a lively sprint, not to be
outdone Berg followed suit with
Stewards line drive Unit one hand -
Northwestern added une more score
On hirs by Zeisler and Koehler The
remaining innings passed off unevent-
fully.