The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-31

At Mohawk yesterday, Mohawk shu
out Calumet. to o. In as close and ex-
citing a Came as the most ardent fan:
could wish To witness Mohawk wor
/ by taking advantage of the one oppOr-
/ tunity given them to score, this OPP
Portunity coming in the sixth inning
! Up till this inning. the men on both
teams We're retired almost in one. two
| three order, but with 'wu men out i'm
the sixth, Andrews made bad throw
to first and the two Mohawk runs came
across
The innings was a bad one. Hogan.
who was first To bat for Mohawk put
down an easy groundcr to Romberg
at short and was thrown out at first.
Buddo hit through second and Cross
followed with the same thing. Will
Jams struck out. making two down.
Sullivan was struck by the ball and
took first, advancing the other two
men ana filling the bases. st. George
laid down an easy one 10 Andrews,
who threw six feet wide, pulling Pc
tcrson off the bag TO get the ball. and
ST. George was safe. both Buddo and
Cross scoring and leaving two men un
base. Laneche struck out.
In the ninth, two sensational
catches In center field by Kinzel for
Mohawk undoubtedly robbed Calumet
of "a couple Of scores and an opportun-
ity TO take the game into extra in
mir I 10 haf 10
Andrews, who was due to bat first.
lie slammed out long. straight drive
to center. Kinzel nabbing il with one
hand after a long run. II this ball mad
cotton away 1t would have been good
for three bases at least. I.obb was
an easy out, Williams to Pascoe at
first. Orth hit out another long one
TO center. straight sizzler that look
cd safe. hut Kinzel. who could not get
back in time for it. made sensation
al jump and stop and the third man
was down and the game over
The game was "A veritable pitchers
battle. Rcnwick, for Calumet, allowed
but six safe hits and was given ex-
ccllcnt support with the exception OF
the one chance missed by Andrews in
the sixth Hogan allowed only three
hits. using straight ball, a drop and
his head all the time. Hogan rips the
ball along right over the plate and
close u the batter and here IL where
the Calumet men are weak They
could not bit the close ones down on
tho ground, everything going up into
the air for easy outs. In fact every
thing that was h;t nearly, went up
into the air Sunday. Mohawk having
but eight assists and Calumet only
six. There were little showers during
the game but the play went on,
II was a hard game for Calumet to
lose. for It dropped the locals to third
place, Double II winning from HUB
bell and taking second position in the
league standings, while Mohawks po-
sitiOn i'm first place is strengthened.
The big hltters OF the Calumet team
were not there with the willow Sun
day. either, Sleeman, Romberg and
Renwick getting the only hits. Rem
wicks was for two sacks. In the Sec
ond inning Orth for Calumet pulled off
as neat a sacrifice as one would wish
10 see, advancing Lobb to second af-
ter nc got first on Pascoe's nun. An
drews and Eaton famed, however, and
I.obb died on third. to which sack he
was advanced by a passed ball. In
no other inning was there any danger
Of either team scoring a good sized
crowd saw the game. George Werner
umpired and both teams found fault
with his decisions at times.
Too much blame should not attach
TO Andrews for his bad throw in the
sixth. for nearly every infielder Calu-
met has, has made plays just as bad
and lost games the same way. Vt was
an accident that might happen to the
best Of players.
Mohawk now has such a lead that
II will be very hard TO keep the Kc-
weenaw team from winning the pen
nant this year. Mohawk comes to
| Calumet for another game on August
| 10. Calumet has won one league game
from Mohawk and lost two.
Detailed Score.
| III. a.tutIad ecore of S,unlay'S game