Watertown leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1909-1911, 1911-08-04

Watertown defeated the Burg
hardts at Washington Park Sunday
4 to 3.
Watertown's first run came in the
second when w. Richards hit the ball
for trot around the circuit, Beisner
went out short to first, Abel flew out
to right field, Hahn famed. In the
fifth Abel singled to left center, Hahn
famed, Ruedig went out second to
first, then Bahr stepped up and wal
loped the ball for a homer, scoring
Abel ahead of him, Schumann flew
out to short. There was no more
run getting until the tenth when
Ruedig reached first on an error at
short, Bahr hit for two bases but
Ruedig was forced at third, Schu-
mann reached first on an error at
short, Bahr going to third and scoring
on high throw to catch Schumann
at first.
The visitors counted only in the
sixth. Scharbert reached first on an
error at third and stole second, Jur-
ich flew out to short, G. Jeske hit one
down between short and third, Schar-
bert scoring on a high throw to first,
Klomann hit to left field, scoring G..
Jeske, E. Jeske connected for two
bases, Klomann scoring. In the Wis
itors last half of the tenth the first
three men up whitfield the air.
The score by innings:
4 n . n A
Burghardts. 0 90 o 3 0 0 0 0-3
Struck out-By Richards II, by
Schabert 7.
The I. T.. Henry Co. team added
another to it's long list of victories
camp Saturday by a score of 13 to E
Elks ......... 90 % o 0 2 o. 6
Henry Co. 800. 402 o 2 2 3 O-13
If satisfactory arrangements can
be made, the Henry Co. will try and
arrange a game with the strong Win
ninger Bros. baseball team during
their engagement in this city.
The Brandt-Dent team defeated
the fast Pinkerton team at Washing
ton Park Saturday afternoon by the
close score of 9 to s. H. Wore, the
former Indiana state league pitcher,
was given a tryout with the fixture
men, but after passing men, AL.
Price used the hook and replaced
him with Red" Waack, who finished
the game in good shape. The fielding
and hitting of Creuz and the pitching
of Carey were the features of the
game. The BID team announces the
following schedule: August 5, G. B.
Lewis Co. team; August II, Bankers; !;
August 10, Watertown Table Slide
Co.; August 26, Van Camp Co.; Sep
tember 2, I. l.. Henry Co.
Roach's Ramblers were defeated
yesterday afternoon by the Emmett
team to 8, at Casey's Park. The
Rambler's line up was badly Grip
pied by the absene of four regulars
John Scheck in his initial appearance
with the Ramblers, played fine
game at first. Irving was on the
mound for the Ramblers and secured
13 strikeouts. Casey and Lang did
the pitching for Emmett. The feat
ure of the game was a home run by
Irving.
Schlueter's RED Skins defeated
Kohlhoff's "Pale Faces" Sunday af
ternoon by a score of II to IL. Bat,
teries, Red Skins" Uttech, Schlue
ter, Jaeger; ''Pale Faces" Dahl, Con
ners, Sacks. Features of the game
were two twobaggers and one three
bagger by Curly" one threebagge1
by E. Sandrock, a home run by Sacks
and twobaggers by Schlueter and Ut
| tech.
Redwood defeated the Neitzel
Colts at Redwood Sunday 10 to
| Koenig, Richwood's twirler, famed Il
men and received errorless support
| Next Sunday Redwood will play the
| Jefferson team at Jefferson.
The Bittners were defeated at Hart
ford Sunday by the decisive score of II
to- 5.
The Hartig Brewers lost to the Kurtf
Brewers at Columbus Sunday q to O.
| Following is the complete schedule
| for next Sunday:
At South Side park-1:15 p m.
Motl jewelers. VS.. Fitzpatrick Tail
ors; 3:15 p. M, Kosciuskos VS.. Vein
brennerS.
At White City Park-1:15 p. m.
McGreals VS.. Burghardts; $3.50 p. m.
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