The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1912-06-20
WITH THE AMATEURS.

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The Martin Bros. travelled to Wilmot
Sunday afternoon and were defeated
by score Of 5 to 3.
The HOLMAN Ko Kos won from Win
throp Harbor by a score of to 4 Sun
day afternoon at Winthrop Harbor.
| The Standards defeated the Balm
| Wagon Works baseball team Sunday
morning by a score of 10 to 6 at the
| Standard Baseball Park.
| The Iroquois won a double header
Sunday afternoon at Rambler Park,
easily defeating the Nationals by a
score of 16 to 2. The Silver Swans
were not 50 easy but after hard
fought game the Iroquois came out on
| top, beating them by score of Z to 4.
| The Silver Springs went down to de-
feat after hard fought game losing
out by score of 4 to 8.
The Riversides travelled to Milwau-
kee to be defeated by the South Mil
waukee team by the score of z to 3.
| The cause of the defeat from the
Riversides standpoint was the rank
umpiring Of the South Milwaukee
umpire.
The hottest baseball contest in Ke-
nosha Sunday was at the North Side
diamond between the Pirates of Keno
sha and the Iroquois of Racine The
game lasted 10 innings of the hottest
! ball playing seen in Kenosha in many
day. The Pirates had the Iroquois
shut out until the ninth inning when
the Iroquois started batting rally and
brought in two runs tying the score.
But the Pirates showed their superiori-
ty by holding the visitors to no runs
in the 10th and brining in | run for
themselves, thereby winning the game
by the score of 3 to 2. The principal
feature of the game was the home run
Of Schultz Of the Pirates.
The Nationals Of this city travelled
to North Chicago and were defeated
by the score of Z to in an exciting
game.
The North Ends of Kenosha defeat
ed the Laurels by a score of s to i
Sunday afternoon.
The rain Saturday afternoon played
havoc with the schedule of the factory
league, not a game being finished al
though one went sufficient number of
innings only to have the score tied.
Players and umpire worked like mad
men to complete the required innings,
but the rain descending in torrents
quickly put quietus to the sport. AT
all the parks the grounds were so heavy
and soggy that consistent playing was
practically impossible while the falling
rain was productive of errors on easy
chances.
At Lake View Park.
The Badgers and Frost had a bat
tie royal for the three innings played
with clear air with the Badgers having
the edge. The last inning and half
was played in steady downpour and
although desperate efforts were made
to complete five innings it was impos-
BILE, the score standing 4 to 3 in favor
of the Badgers at the end of the fourth.
f. Schmitt Of the Badgers showed his
class by tanning s of the Frost men
and allowing one safe hit. Berkimoes
famed and allowed 5 hits
At Rambler Park.
The tail enders of the league, The
American Brass Co. VS.. Chicago Keno
sha Hosiery Co., were all square, score
and 2, at the end of the fifth and try
ed hard to make it . decisive game
by completing six innings. The Brass
company scored another run in their
half of the sixth, but were only able to
put out two of the Hosiery men before
| the rain called halt.
At Keno Park.
Simmons and JEFFREY Co., were tied 2
and at the end of the fourth III a
smuggling match which would have been
productive of some excitement had the
! day been clear.