The Calumet news., 1912-06-17

VALLlERE AND JUL PITCH FINE
BALL AND GET SPLENDID
SUPPORT.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.

Calumet won double header from
Marquette yesterday afternoon at the
Laurium park, the score of the first
game being to o. and the second, !
TO /. 5oo
Brad Valliere was I'm the box for the
locals in the first game, and allowed
cnly two hits. while Miller was touch
ed for seven. In the second game.
Juul pitched for the locals and like
Valliere allowed but two hits. Mar
quette rad four errors chalked up in
the first game, and five in the second.
Calumets infield work was almost
perfect, both of the local pitchers be-
ing given excellent support The wind
blew a gale across the park. making II
very difficult to judge flies
The feature OF the first game was
the splendid work of Brad Valliere,
Calumet's latest find, who, with the
bases filled and nobody out In the
fifth inning, held the Queen City men
down with perfect support behind him.
and came out of tight pinch with
dying colors.
Calumet scored one run i'm the sec
ond and i'm the nfth added two more,
Hogan cracking out a single, that
scored two talies. Nick Kaiser scored
Calumers last run in the seventh in
ming. when he reached second on an
error. the ball being thrown To first to
catch him.. striking him on the back
and allowing him TO reach second He
came. home on poor throw to first
1t was in the ffth inning of the
second game. too, that Marquette's
balloon went up. Cooper singled, Lobb
| was given a base on balls; and JUL
sacrificed. Mclaughlin singled, scor-
ing Cooper and Lobb. Cross laid
down n safe one and again filled the
bases Kaiser cracked one out to cen
ter field, which was taken care or
Hogan struck out.
Caesar pulled himself ont of tight
hole i'm the seventh inning. when, with
the bases filled. he fielded a hot ono
from off the bat of Mclaughlin, and
threw him out at first, retiring the
side.
An error gave Marquette its only
run in the seventh. Williams lettina
an easy grounder get away from him
with .he bases full.
Calumet scored two more i'm th'
eighth. Cooper and Lobb reached hrs'
Ion errors, and JUL went out at mrs
on a sacrifice. Mclaughlin was uf
land on a wild throw. Cooper scored
Mclaughlin was hit with a pitched
ball. with the bases full. Cross laiC
down n hunt and Lobb scored. Kaiser
went out on long ny to centeriield.
Warren umpired the games very
satisfactorily The estimated attend
ance was 1000. Both Juul and Val
iiere were almost invincible, while thu
redoubtable Miller was hit freely.
Brad Vallere. who by the way Is
lHubbell boy, and not ringer as
some of the Marquette players ans
fans suppose pitched one of the bes
games ever seen on "a local diamond
He mad almost perfect control an.
constantly used his head as well a'
his arm. This coupled. with splendid
support behind him. enabled him e
shut ont the Queen City nine IA
has been signed by the Calumet man
lagement.
williams played a fine game at shor
for the locals. and his work generally
was so good that his one error was ex'
cusabIe. He has greatly strengthened
the lineup and II is believed he has
no peer as a shortstop In the league
He covers a lot of ground. taking al
kinds OF chances.
Cooper. too. was in fine form behlne
the hat and with the stick. In th'
first game he got two hits and added
another in the second. His work be-
hind the bat in the fifth inning. with
the bases full. was splendid, He ac-