The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-03-19

Nebauhee team played
splendidly Kirkpah elk having snlen-
ala control Of the sphere, DunIavv
seeonding his efforts in a perfect man
her behind the bat, and the team giv-
ing me quickest and best support at
the right moment. The Hibernians.
lacking couple of their regular team
drafted Turnkey and Montgomery from
the Elks and all did their best TO win.
but lack of practice since the last
game was apparent in the work OF
some OF the boys, and some too. SEEM
ed trifle nervous. emperor Will
lam Carney held the evenings record
Tor strikeouts. making eleven. while
kirkpatrick was credited with nine
and each pitcher walked one man
showing the two pitchers to be pretty
evenly matched.
Score by innings: R.H.E.
Negaunee E. .1O30O01Ox-5 7 1
Hibernians ..O0OOO2OOO-2 10 ?
Two-baggers, Montgomery, Funkey;
double plays, Funkey to Flynn; strike
outs, Carney IL, kirkpatrick Q.
Visitors Are 6anqueted.
After an interval in which the play
.ers changed from their uniforms into
ordinary attire, all reassembled in the
Hibernian hall for the banquet that
had been prepared and to which the
members of the two teams, the Hibern-
ian Athletic association, a number of
the managers, captains, etc, OF other
Fraternal league teams, Mayor James,
and other guests had been invited. The
hall was decorated with the Irish and
American flags, and from the center
of the ceiling over the tables, was sus-
pended last years championship PEN
nant, from which extended red, white
and blue steamers to the four corners
of the hall. The tables were arranged
i'm the form of three sides of n circle
and were decorated with carnations
and miniature flags of Ireland. The
tables were spread with an abundance
Of good things to etc, provided and
served under the direction of the La
dies Auxiliary of the A. o. H.. which
reflected great credit upon the ladies'
and won them many compliments from
the diners.
John Keyes presided as POSTMASTER
and simply dubbed with wit and happy
illusions to incidents in which those
who were to speak had figured or were
concerned. 1t was just midnight wher
he arose and asked that a few words
be heard from Judge Thoren, manager
Of the Negaunee team, before begin
ming to eat. The latter expressed his
pleasure at having met the Hancock:
again and of course was pleased thai
his team had won. He gave credit tC
all his players and praise to the HI
bernian team.
Iron Country Wants Games.
The Negaunee players expressed 6
desire for a third game to settle the
question of supremacy, but it was no
thought anything could be done thi:
season owing to its lateness. The gen.
eral expression of opinion relative t.
arranging for games of baseball thi:
summer between the iron and copper
country teams was very favorable, Mr.
Stocking manager of the Ishpeming in
door baseball team, speaking for hi
town i'm the matter The last address.
was made by Mayor James. who com
plimented the Hibernian Athletic asso-
citation upon their successful effort:
to promote amateur athletics and
sports in the copper country through
the medium of their annual field days
the indoor baseball league and the pro-
posed outdoor baseball league, which
two latter movements were inaugural.
ed through the Hibernian association
Frank Condor, president of the Han
cock baseball association, spoke al
some length on the subject and APP
proved of taking in the iron country
teams if possible.
The POSTMASTER expressed his APP
preciation of the assistance given by
the press of the county in placing
matters relative to athletic matters
before the public and creating inter
est, without which publicity he sait
but little could be accomplished.