Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1914-06-05

Nearly a hundred fans from .Wau-
seon made the trip with the team and
from all accounts enjoyed themselves
to the limit.
The class of ball played was first
class and the game was all that
could be desired with the exception of
the last inning, when some of the
Swanton fans got, wrathy over Um-
pire Modens decision in calling Pill
,liod out at the plate.
1t is a shame that this element is
allowed to hold sway on ball field
and a continuance of the same is
bound to hurt the game.
The story of the game is as fol-
lows:
First Inning:
Young opened for Wauseon and
flied to Tom Pilliod; Funkhouser
grounded to Farrell; while Selner
was thrown out by Harry Pilliod.
SWANTON:
Harry Pilliod was out on ground
er to Selner, Spies. getting the put
out. Robasser was safe on Leining-
ers error; Robinson singled to left,
Beecher forced Robinson at third;
Sagert missed three.
WAUSEON, second:
Leininger drew q base on balls.
Garry sacrificed Leininger to second;
Dad Wlliiams was out H. Pilliod to
Lochbihler, H. Williams grounded to
Lochbihler, Markell singled scoring
Ollie, H.
sWANToN: :
Lehman struck out, Tom Pilliod
grounded to Selner; Lochbihler drew
q base on balls and was caught nap
ping by Spies.
WAUSEON, Third.
Spies was thrown out by Farrell,
Young struck out, Funk singled to
left, and took second on a short
passed ball. Selner fouled about
dozen and then grounded to Beech
swANToN:
Farrell breezed; H. Pilliod singled
to center and stole second on the
first ball pitched; Robinson could
not see them; Farrell grounded to
Spies.
tWAUSEON,. Fourth.
Leininger drew q base on balls;
Garry hit into double play Loch-
bihler to Pilliod to Lochbihler; Dad
Williams struck out.
SWANTON:
Young threw out Beecher, Sagert
grounded to Spies; Lehman was
thrown out by Leininger.
WAUSEON, Fifth:
Harry Williams was easy for Rob-
inson and Lochbihler; Markell and
Spies both took three healthy swings.
SWANTON:
Tom Pilliod flied to Markell; Loch-
bihler grounded to Leininger; Farrell
was hit by a fast one and then stole
second and third; H. Pilliod drew a
base on balls and stole second; Rob-
inson struck cut.
WAUSEoN, Sixth;
Young singled to center; Funk
houser flied to Lehman and Young
took seeend when he threw the ball
over Loehbihler's head, Selner hit to
Robinson who booted the ball but
recovered in time to throw Young out
at the plate; Leininger struck out. :.
sWANTON. "a
Rebasser flied to Market; Beecher
singled to left and stole second; Sag
ert struck out; Lehman grounded to
Selner.
WAUsEoN, Seventh:
Garry singled over second; Dad
| Williams was thrown out by Lehman
on q short hit to right field; Joe
Markell singled to left and Garry
scored when II. Pilliod dropped Sag
ert's throw; Spies grounded to Loeb
bihler.
Tom Pilliod flied to Spies; Lochbih-
ler singled and stole second; Farrell
struck out; H. Pilliod grounded to
1swKUEoNs, Eighth:
| Robasser caught Young's high
foul: Funkhouser rolled one to Far.
rell; Selner hit high one that Tom
Pilliod was under.
| SWANTON:
Robinson flied to Young; Beechei
doubled to left; Young couldn't STOP
Sagert's fast one; Sagert stole sec
end; Lehman grounded to Selner.
WAUSEoN, Ninth:
Leininger grounded to II. Pilliod
Garry flied to Tom Pilliod; Dad Will
liams was safe on Lochbihler's error
Harry was thrown out by Beecher.
SWANTON:
Tom Pilliod was thrown out by
Spies; Lochbihler flied to Markell
| Farrell hit one to Williams WHIT
| fumbled and then run into Selner ane
was safe; H. Pillod singled over sec
ond; Robinson singled to left scoring
Farrell and Harry Pilliod was thrown
out trying to score on the play.
At this stage of the game severa
of the Swanton fans attempted tt
mob the umpire but finally decided