The Calumet news., 1912-08-19
GlluMET AND NEGAUNEE
LOSE; ISHpEMING WINS
,uu PITCHES TWo-HlT GAME,
suT FATEs ARE uNkiNp
TO HIM.

l. losses for both the IdiuHe' anu
n~.aaunee teams aud victories for
-'orouette and Ishpeming. The lsh-
,ino team was therefore able 10
Item its percentage column and take
u,tle bigger lead on the two teams
ybich have been crowding them 50
hard
The Marquette Mining Journal says:
NIarouette defeated Calumet. TO z
,asterday, and chased the jinx that
RS followed the team during July
"a August. 1t was good game, and
yas all over at O'Clock. In spite OF
.bs wet grounds. the players put up
rannv baseball, and only three errors
,.ors made. Marquette won by SUI
nerior base running, having only three
r,sn left on base TO Calumets eight
rrbs absence of Cooper and Kaiser
from the Calumet lineup greatly
,.sakened the visitors. Hanley, form
ariy with the Menominee team of the
y y w. league, and who joined the
.som saturday played an inferior
came behind the bat. and his work
u,ith the stick was nothing like Coop
sr,s slugging. Herman, who also join-i
ID calumet Saturday, played fast
came in Kaiser's position at second.
Marquette Scores First.
Marquette squeezed In run In the
first inning without hit. Ryan got
his 'steenth pass for the season and
trotted 10 frst Young laid down
psat little saerifice hit and advanced |
Rvan 20 second. A passed ball placed
him on the third sack, with Tiffany at
bst The signal was given for hit
and run play, but Tiffany fouled. Tif-
fsny then knocked sacrifice fly into
the aeld, and Ryan came home ahead
Of the ball. Gust went out, Herman TO
Eriggs.
Calumet got its only runs in the
second inning. but they were not
earned Hogan singled 10 center.
Briggs laid down a grounder to
schocker, who threw to second, try
ing for double play. But the ball
went through Young's fingers, and
Hogan went to third. Hanley also laid
one to Schroeder, but this time the
throw 10 second resulted in put out,
snd Hogan was kept at third. JuuPs
sacrifice and Connelrs hit scored Han
lev The scoring was stopped when
Allan went out to Gust.
Tiffany Steals Home.
Marquette squeezed i'm another run
in the fourth without the assistance
of hit, tieing the score, Tiffany was
cafe on the initial sack when Allan
dropped his ny TO right field, and went
10 second on Gusts sacrifice hit. Mack
was hit by the pitcher, and both were
advanced base when Heidenson went
out. Herman TO Briggs. Adams had
two strikes, and ii looked like goose
egg when Tiffany coached by Buddy
RYAN. stole home while Juul was
winding up. plowing through the mud
with the tying run. While Hanley, the
Calumet catcher, was trying To con
vince "the jumps" that the ball pitched
should have been a strike( Wilkie
who was running for Mack came
sailing into port but Hanley was
warned just in time TO catch him, re-
firing the side.
The winning run was not earned, al
though Heidenson's hit figured in its
scoring 1t was Marquettes second
MT uuilnR tie kdiht,
bned one over Hogans head i'm center
field for three bases In the sixth. Mack
came to bat i'm the SEVENTH lucky
one-and drew a pass. Heidenson's
single placed him on third, and scored
on a passed ball. Heidenson danced
up and down the third base line while
the side was being retired, and one
time escaped being put out only be
cause the ball hit him on the head.
Calumet got only one hit off of
schocker after the second inning. Ho-
gan hit grounder to Mack, who
nelded the ball perfectly, but Hogan
reached the sack first Young was
scooping up the hot ones in almost
every inning. and got five assists and
two put-outs. with men on bases
in the sixth, seventh and eighth, Cy
was responsible for the last put out,
and in the ninth he got two assists.
The scores and hits by innings were
as follows:
Marquette
Hits ............0 o 90 -
Runs .......,....1 0 0 o "'S
Calumet
Hits .... e.. ....1 90 90 %
huns ...., ......O 2 o 0 0 o %
Three-ba hits-Tiffany. First on
balls-Of JUL g.; off Schocker, 4. Sac
rifce hits-Young. Tiffany, Gust. Mar
qhette. Juul. Calumet. Left on bases
Marquette 3; Calumet 8. Stolen
pases-Titfiany, Hanley. Briggs and
Donelly First base on errors-Calu-
met !; Marquette L. Struck out-By
JUL I; by Schocker, 8. Passed balls
-Hanley CD Hit by pitcher-Mack.
umpire-Smith.
lshpemins Wins Again.
The lshpemng Negsunee game was
also pitchers battle between Burton
ior lshpeming and Jones and Rose
wear Tor Negaunee. Burton famed
lour men and granted six passes. lib
crafty that led to his replacement by
scott Jones famed four men and al
ioWed four TO walk to first, while Rose |