The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-03-19
NECAUNtE TAKES REVENGE
ON HANCOCK HIBFRNIANS
vanquishes Local Champions in
Germania Hall by Score of
Five to Two.
A BRILLIANT BANQUET SCENE
to-,

The Negaunee Union baseball team
came to Hancock yesterday, saw, met
and vanquished the indoor baseball
team of the Ancient Order of Hiber-
mans, and incidentally got even for the
beating given them at Negaunee re-
Gently. Then they were taken in hand
by the Hibernians and treated TO one
of the best times they ever had i'm
their lives, and they all admitted IT,
The iron country boys arrived in
Hancock at noon yesterday accom-
panied by Judge T. A. Thoren, the
manager, and Charles G. Stocking,
manager of the Ishpeming indoor base
ball team. The boys visited about
town during the afternoon and show
ed up for little preliminary warming
up at about 8 o'clock in Germania hall.
The game started sharp at Q, with
Cooney Shields and Robert Bakken as
umpires, and the rival teams lining up
as follows: Negaunee-Catcher Dun
lazy, pitcher. kirkpatrick; 1b, Sean
Ion; 2b, ]. Murphy; 3b. w. Messier;
right short James LeMire; left short
Pete Trudell; right field, DIR. F. b. Me-
Cory; left field. II. Heineman.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Montgomery;
pitcher, Carney; Id, John Carney; 20
Jerry Flynn: 3D. C. Funkey; left short
Lee; RICH short, w. Flynn left field
Scanlon; right field, Delaney.
Story of the Game.
The A. o. II. team went first to bat.
Lee being first man up. He famed;
Jack Carney went out on a throw of
Lamire to first base, and Scanlon
struck out. Scanlon, for Negaunee, got
the first hit off Carney. Dunlavy fol-
lowed with another, advancing Sean
lon, Messier struck out, Heineman sin
gled, sending Scanlon to third, Lamire
knocked fly to Flynn at right short
who doubled with a throw to third,
putting Dunlavy out. Scanlon scored
the first run.
In the IIibernians half Of the second,
Funkey famed and Monty got the first
two-bagger on long drive to center,
Flynn went out on a throw from Kirk
patrick to first, and Jerry Flynn struck
out. The visitors were retired with
three strikc-ou in one, two, three or
der.
The third inning was the fatal one
for the A. o. H., the Negaunees get
other three men up did not get to first.
Kirkpatrick hit out a liner to right
which Delaney missed; then Scanlon
landed on the horsehide for n hit, Dun
lazy famed, Messier walked. Lamirc
was caught on short fly to left short,
Murphy singled, scoring Kirkpatrick,
Scanlon and Murphy, Trudell going out
at first.
The fourth and fifth innings there
was nothing doing on either side, the
men being retired in quick order. Two
errors were credited i'm these two in
nings. McCorry getting to first on
Lees error i'm the fourth, and Carney
i'm the fifth profting by tumble OF
Pete Trudelrs. This was said to be
Pete's first this season. Neither error
resulted in any runs.
In the sixth the Hibernians got in
their two runs. J. Carney landed for
two bags, Scanlon famed, Turnkey sin
gled, Monty struck out, w. Flynn
walked, and passed ball allowed
Carney and Funkey to come home.
Another run for Negaunee in the
seventh resulted from an error of Car
ney, allowing Messier to go to first af-
ter men had struck out Messier and
Heineman singled. Dunlavy scored
Messier out trying to steal nome
Ninth. out in one, two. three order
both sides.
The game was a most interesting one
and there was great enthusiasm on the
part OF the big crowd that filled the
stage. the balcony and the back and
sides Of the hall. The best of good
nature prevailed and the game was
one which everybody thoroughly en-