The Calumet news., 1912-09-03
CALUMET HAS NO
PENNANT CHANCE
Three Defeats in Iron Country Put
Team Out of Race

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Ishpeming ............23 lG $50
Negamee ..............2l 10 .56S
Calumet ................i9 IS .514'
Marquette ............12 rs 1926
After losing two games Saturday and
sunday AT Negaunee the Calumet team
yesterday morning lost 10 lshpemins
at that city by the close score Of to
4 in a 12-mning game, ana won from
Negaunee I'm the afternoon by the score
.cf to .. by losing Saturday and yes
terday morning Calumet's chances Of
winning tho pcnnant in the Iron-Cop-
per country league went glimmering.
Valliere was IN the box for calumet
esterday afternoon, ana allowed eight
hits. He kept them well scattered,
however Williams for the Negaunee
team was hit hard and often. eleven
plngles being gathered off his deliver
les. Both teams made numerous er-
rors, Negaunee being credited with
six, and Calumet with four.
The score: y II r
Calumet ............ ......t.--i IL
Negaunee .......................- . o
Batteries-Valliere ana Hanley; vii
llams and Robert. base hits raj
lion and Williams. Struck out. by Val
here. 3; Williams. 4. Base on balls,
of Valliere. 1, OFF Williams, /. stolen
bases, Lobb. Left on bases, Negau-
nee, Z; Calumet, Z.
As usual with JUL facing the Ish-
peming sluggers the yesterday morn
lng's game developed into a pitchers
battle. Scott was on the mound FOR
the Hematites and for the first time
this season JUL met defeat at the
hands of Ishpeming, Calumet losing
hard fought game by the score OF )
10 in II innings. Juul allowed eight
hits. while Caiumet got only six of
Scott.
The score: r II f
| Calumet ...................- 3
| Ilshpeming ............-....--
Batteries- Scott and Kavanaugh;
Juul and Hanley. Struck out 10y scott
g. Juul, 3. Bases on balls, off Scott 3;
off Juul. :. Left on bases lshpeming,
| l2 Calumet /. -Three-hase hits, Don
nelly. Kernan two-base hits, McGee,
3eelan. Stolen bases, Donnelly, 2,
| Clarke. Raad. Earned runs. Iskpcm-
ms. 1. Hit by pitched bah. Kaad. Dou-
Bile play, MolyneuX TO Briggs. Umpire
schmidt.
Sundays Game.
Sundays game at Negaunee was
one of the best of the season. II was
| largely "A pitchers battle between
Rosovear for Negaunee. and Malone
for Calumet. with Negaunee getting
the better of the hitting argument
Calumet was held scoreless until the
ninth inning. when the visitors made
two safe hits. but it was an error, the
only one charged against Negaunee,
| that gave them their runs. Rosevear
| held Calumet to five scattered hits
until the ninth, and only in one in
ming did a Calumet man reach third.
| The score by innings: r II +
Calumet &C.. ..OOOO0OOO2-2
| Negaunee go. ..O000OO2 ks 9
Earned runs-Negaunee .. Two-b base
hits-Hogan. Molyneux. Bruce, Con-
nell. First on balls-on Rosevear, 4:
| Malone. l. Sacrifice hits-Roberts
Left on bases-Negaunee, 3; Calumet
.. stolen bases-Carey (2), Aronson.
| First base on errors-Negaunee.
Struck out-by Rosevear Z; by Ma
lone. 6. Double play-Hogan TO Con-
nell Passed ball-Hanley. Hit by
pitcher -Molyneux.
Saturdays Game.
Negaunee outplayed Calumet at ev-
cry point Saturday at N/yaunee. CAL
umet was wobbly in the field with
eight errors, all but two Of them hav-
ing been made during the three and
two third innings that JUL was in the
| box The voting twirler was appar-
entity disgusted with the support h
received and called for Renwick to re-
Heve him after five runs had beer
scored and two hits passed bail AMI
three errors. Renwick pitched air
tight BALL allowing but one hit durins
the remainder of the game. Jones
on the mound for Negaunee, was ef-
fective. but ne was wild in the foui
innings, when the visitors scored two
runs In no other session except the
ninth, did he allow more than one hit
Neither team had an earned run. the
errors On both sides having been cost
| ly.
The score by innings
Calumet 80. ..OOO21OOO1--4 Z
Negaunee ..O3O5O O0OOx--S
Hits-off JUL. 5, in three and two