The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-31
CALUMET wins
FROM HANCOCK
LOCALS TAKE ADVANTAGE OF
ERRORS BY VISITORS AND
BUNCH HITS AT THE
RIGHT TIME,

by taking advantage of Hancock's
errors and punching hits at the right
time. Calumet won from Hancock in
the special game played at Athletic
park. Calumet, Saturday afternoon. 10
to .. Calumet played an almost err
rorless game. Eaton fumbling a hard
one batted by Flynn in the fourth in
ming which was the only error by the
locals. In the third inning, with two
Calumet men out, Under, who played
second for Hancock, let Reynolds fast
srounder through his leg and Reynolds
got second base. Hill, pitching for the
visitors, walked Lobb. Bill Gray came
to bat and dropped a long foul over the
right field fence. The next ball thrown
he pounded midway between first and
second base and over the fence for a
home run, sending in Reynolds and
Lobb ahead of him. Romberg hit safe
~, as did Orth, and Andrews was
struck by the ball filling the bases
AL Peterson who had been to bat be-
fore this inning. scoring on a sacrifice
by Eaton and the throw to first that
put out Sleeman, came up again and
raped out two-bagger which scored
Romberg. Orth and Andrews The
inning was ended when Eaton was
thrown out at first
In the first inning Eaton got first
when Joe Under, trying TO throw him
out, made a bad heave. the ball going
over TO the right bleacher fence and
losing itself. Eaton Travelled right
along and reached home before the ball
had been found.
In the sixth Peterson got first on an
error Of Linder's. Reynolds put out n
long sacrifice fly, Peterson scoring and
Eaton going TO third. Lobb got first
when Keough dropped the ball in cen
ter field and Eaton scored Lobb stole
second and scored on Grays single.
Two more were scored in the sew
enth, Orth walking and Andrews sin
Cling. An error by Anger on third adj
vanced both men and Orth scored on
o sacrifice fly by Sleeman. Andrews
scored on Reynolds single.
Haneoek's Scoring.
In the third inning Hancock bunch
ed hits on Peterson. Flynn popped
little fly to Eaton at first and went
out, Under singled and Mccarthy
took first on balls. Under scored on
ieough's hit, Mccarthy on Lees sin
Gle and Kcough on Augers safety.
Eaton's error in the fourth was re-
ponsible for another run, Flynn get
ing first safely, advancing when Pet
,rson walked Linder and scoring on
McCarthy's hit.
In the fifth Anger singled again, scor-
ng on Hills long drive
interesting Features.
Mccarthy was up five times Satur-
lay, getting four singles and a walk.
Linder was up five times getting two
walks and two singles, Anger, Han
cocks new man at third and a crack
erjack with the willow. was up five
times and made three hits, all singles.
Al. Peterson and Reynolds made two
baggers saturday. Gray's home run and
Reynolds stolen base giving Calumet
4 total OF rs bases. Sacrifice hits were
made by Eaton, two by Sleeman and
enc by Reynolds. Mccarthy Of Han
cock is credited with stolen base.
The game was a fine and interesting
one to watch. although It dragged
an hour and three quarters. |
In the third inning Calumet batted all
The way around and two over Nick
Kaiser was perfectly satisfactory as
umpire.
Hubbel Next Saturday.
Ifubbell and Calumet viii play a |
postponed league game. the one sche-
luled for week ago at Hubbell but /
postponed because Of rain, at Calumet |
text Saturday. This is ut the request |
4 the Hubbell management. The
anne win he good one. for Hubbell |
, playing fine baseball and making |
he leading teams hustle for their VIC
orics. Hubbcll has been very unfor-
nnate however. in many of It's games
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