The Calumet news., 1912-07-29
SPORTING DEPARTMENT
TWO GAMES ARE
WON BY CALUMET
Hopes Of Fans Rise When Locals
Defeat Marquette Team

The Calumet baseball team of the
IRON Copper Country League defeated
Marquette ON the G. & II. diamond
Saturday afternoon by the score of O.
to 4, and earned another victory yes
terday afternoon by the close score OF
10 to in a ten-inning contest, played
at the Laurium driving park. Both
games were witnessed by Large crowds,
and the fans were most enthusiastic
The Calumet team has been greatly
strengthened during the past week or
two and is playing good ball now,
This has increased interest among the
/ fans
| Yesterday afternoons game was
regular swatfest, Marquette securing
| fourteen hits off the Calumet pitchers,
of whom there were three, JUL. Rem
wick, and Sterling. while Calumet got
eleven eff the Marquette twirlers, Mil
ler and Wilke.
Marquette played ragged bah in the
field. six erors being chalked mp
against the Queen city boys. while
Calumet played good ball, making only
two errors.
Marquette opened the scoring in the
second inning. With two men out,
Schocl<er got first on bunt. Young
walked, sending Schocker to second.
| while a wild pitch advanced him to
third. Yele sent a grounder to Con-
nell. who fumbled it. allowing Schock-
er To score.
Calumet scored two i'm the third.
Briggs singled. and Connell walked.
Both men scored on long hit by Al
len to center field. Calumet went up
i'm the air in the firth inning, when six
men crossed the plate. Schultz singled
to right. and stole second, and scored
when Tiffany drove a hot one through
short for three bases. Adams sin
gled 10 center and Tiffany scored
Gust was struck out, Mack singled
and Schocker was hit with pitched
ball. flling the bases. Juul was taken
out and RenwiclI substituted. Young
singled to right, scoring Adams and
, Mack and Schocker crossed the plate
when Yelle singled. Miller famed
/ Schultz singled scoring Young. Yellc
} was thrown out by Hogan on attempt
; ing to reach third.
, Calumet replied to this with five
} runs. Allen singled, and Kaiser did like
wise Donnclly got to first on a field
ers choice. Kaiser being put out a
i second Cooper reached first on
D feldcr's choice Gust throwing wide t'
; catch Donnelly at second, Allen com
, ing home. MolyneuX the next maj
, up. was hit by pitched ball. and the
; bases we're full Hogan walked an'
: Donnelly was forced home. Briggs
vas safe at first Hogan going out a
5 second Cooper scored on the play
u Renwick drove long single dowl
D the third base line, scoring Molyncu'
3 and Briggs. Connell famed.
I'm the seventh Adams singled. am
D reached second on passed ball. Gus
famed. Mack advanced Adams t
. third with a single. and Adams score'
. when Schocker was thrown out at frs
: by Kaiser
: Calumet added another i'm the eight
= when Kaiser reached first on an error
: Donnelly drove one to right field fo
| three bases. one Of the longest hit
] seen AZ the park. and Nick scored
) Donnelly died on third. This tied tn
score.
) In the tenth inning Calumet Sc
" cured one run and the game. Ale
% singled for the fourth time I'm nv
D times at bat, and was safe at secon
!. when schultz muned Yelle's throw I
3 nrst. Kaiser and Donnelly both famed
> Cooper received walk. Molyneu
Z drove the ball to left field for tw
l bases. winning the game. Allen cross
ing the plate
Features of the game were two sen
sational catches by Hogan I'm cen
. ter field. MolyneuX's sensational ON
l at second when he caught The ball an
put the runner out with the same mo
y tion, Aliens sensational batting. Sc
y curing four hits i'm five times M. an
: the usual al-around good work q
= Kaiser on second
The detailed score