The Calumet news., 1912-06-10
.CALUMETS MAKE
fighting finish
DEFEAT NEoAuNEE BY SCORE
OF TO YEsTERpAV-NE-
oAUNEE WINS sATUR.
DAYS GAME.
s,andina Of III. Teams.

Marquette ..... .......5 4 800
.... =. ......4 Al
Ncraunee ..4 i .444
The Calumet baseball team develop
ed the spirit which made victory in
a fighting finish possible at Negaunee
yesterday. The final score was 70
r I'm favor OF Calumet. all of the scores
for Calumet being made in the last
two innings. According to the Calu-
met players who arrived home this
morning. the locals should have had
the game cinched in the first few in
nings hits by Mclaughlin. Cross, two
hy Cooper and two by Romberg and
one by Noyes, having placed Calumet
men on bases in every inning. In sew
eral innings two or three men were
left on bases
The Calumet lineup was consider
ably altered I'm the games at Negau-
nee. Nick Kaiser was unable TO par
ticipate i'm either game and on Satur-
day, Mclaughlin was not present. In
the Saturday game Rombers's finger
was hurt and IT was deemed advisable
&c play him in centerheld. Hogan COW
ering second very acceptably. Juul
was especially effective in pinches'
In the eighth and ninth innings, all of
the local players were effective with
tho bat. Smith. batting for Noyes IN
the ninth, slammed out clean two
bagger. I,obb covered the short field
IN the ninth and his sensational catch
retiring the side was one of the fea-
| lures IF the game. The ball was pat
ted in,o deep short but out OF th'
| reach of Romberg. Lobb turned ano
ran for the ball. making the cater
| with ono hand by leaping backwards
Rosevears somewhat childish actor
in throwing his bat az Umpire Smiu
after the latter had ordered him u
the hench for keeping one foot on th'
Mate was commented upon by loca
n,avers. Rosevear was batting fo
| Cuilis.
The victory over pitcher Malone!
of the Negaunce team was sweet "
| the local players, for II was Mahone!
who shut the team out 90 to at IN
rauriurn park in the opening game
The development of ginger ana IN
fighting quality also augers well 10
1.-The teams future.
The runs, hits and errors are as io'
lows: :,
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Calumet ..'. .''''''''''''
Negaunee .......- '''''''O
! patterles--Juul and Cooper; Maho
uev and Siedenson Mahoney fanne
seven men and Juul one. Both me-
granted one pass. Two-baggers Wer
made by Harley. Cooper, Aronsor
Day. Hogan. Romberg and smith
Saturdays Game.
The pitching of Rosevear was t'
feature of Saturdays game, the LOT
mer local boy letting Calumet dow
without hit in the first eight In
ninRs. Siebenthal, who replaced mn
in the ninth was touched up for fou
safeties and allowed four passes
Renwicks arm was sore before IN
opening of the game. but II was ue
cided 20 pitch him. He allowed nv
hits in four innings and later hi'.o
nen relieved him. Hiltonen was WI
and allowed nine runs ana nihe hl'
,r the last five innings. Calume
,nadc eleven errors behind the tw
pitchers.
The runs. hits and errors were
|
Il II
NeQaunee .......... ..,.'.--lf IL
Coiur,e, .. - l
Rstteries-Rosevear SieDcnthai an
,Ieidcnson. Fleming; Renwick' HI
tuncn and Cooper
Ishpcrning Marquette
The Ishpemins and Marque''
teams broke even i'm the Saturua
and sunday games at Marquette flV
funs from a combination of four MI
,d ave errors in the fourth, gaV
Ishpeming the Saturday game an
Nnler's splendid pitching, backed u
hv perfect support proved too niue
for Ishpeming yesterday. lshpemin
made only six hits and hve error
while Marquette secured eleven MI
an5 made no errors. Following al
tho runs hits and errors.
Saturdays game -
Ishpcming ..,. =. ''''''''
| Marquette ..... ''''''''' :,
Ratteries-Scott and oNoh"e''
Caesar and Tiffany. Home run
Adams. Marquette
Sundays game -
Marquette ... -
| Isnppning ..... .......''' -
Batteries--Miller and Tiffany; COO
and o'connell.
Marquette Here Saturday
The Marquette team VIII be hci
saturday and Sunday to meet tne ~
calls. Manager Horkirs is especiall
desirous of securing large CROWD 10
these games and urges the fans
purchase the white tickets which ar
placed on sale ir advance. The tear
has lust about broke even financial'
co far. and the management is desir
ous of getting funds ahead with whic
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