The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1917-07-09

with GAINESVILLE at washington park by
a score Of to s. The first day of real
baseball weather found the umpire out
Of condition for he wanted balls
throughout the game, there being sew
en- balls in play at one time. Pete
wanted to be good to him and offered
him one from first but the Jump put
coaching in the fifth but the Jump put
him out of the game, as his back was
turned when Pete rendered it. In the
eleventh a GAINESVILLE man knocked the
ump out ON his way home with the ball
in Johnny Hughes mitt on the home
plate. About ten minutes later when
the Jump woke up he called the man
safe. Nothing to it.
The game was replete with thrills
other than those furnished by the Off
cial, GAINESVILLE tying the score of one,
made by WATERFOWL in the first, In
the fourth inning, and then Pete's dar-
lings spoiled it all by slamming out
another run In the fifth JaneSvllle
made when Henke started to pitch
with a cold arm after Anweiler's wing
had failed and put three men on the
stations. The four run lead was cut to
three for another was added to the
Gosling tally GAINESVILLE took two
more in the sixth. The heavy work
was started in the eighth by Water
town when they made four runs, and
again tying the score. GAINESVILLE made
another run and Watertown duplicat-
ed in the eleventh. In the twelfth an
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the game.
The pitching on both sides didn't
show much, the mighty Fiene striking
out but one man, and Anweiler got
three and Henke but one man for six
innings.
Kohli's work with the stick was
great, three two sackers being credited
to him. Hughes and Henke also hit
two-station Wallops.
Two double plays were made by Wa
tertown. Spies nailed one out OF the
air and doubling to Henke on first.
Henke picks up sizzler and throws
to Nowack to Koenig for another nice
double
How the runs were made:
Watertown--First inning:
Kroy is walked by the mighty
Fiene Spies hunts for safe one, adj
vancing Kroy to second. Hughes
grounds out to short and Kroy is put
out at third Spies steals second and
scores when ,Henke hit to center. Shin
ners grounds out to the pitcher.
Fourth inning:
Anweiler hits to short right. Now
ack sacrificed him to second. Kohl
hits a safe one to left, advancing An
weller and Nowack. Kroy pops out to
Fiene. Spies drives long one to left
field, Anweiler scoring. Hughes flies
out to center.
Fifth inning:
Henke drives long one to center in
Ryan's mitt. SINNERS hits to center for
one bag and steals second. Schumann
drives a safe one to right, SINNERS
going to third and scoring when Koe-
Mig is put out at first. Nowack flies out
to right field.
Eighth inning:
Kohl hits for two bases to center.
Kroy went out on fly to left field,
Kohl going to third, Spies walks and
steals second. Hughes hits to left gar
den for two sacks, Kohl and Spies
scoring Henke sends the pill to left
field for two sacks, Hughes scoring.
SINNERS grounds out to short, Henke
going to third and scores on Schu-
mann's hot drive to short. Koenig
famed.
Eleventh inning:
Schumann hit warm one to short,
getting a life on first. Kronitz batting
for Koenig reaches first on an infield
hit, Schumann going to second. Now
ack grounds out to Fiene. Kohl hits
to left for two bags, Schumann coming
home and Kronitz going to third.
Kohl tries to make third thinking
Pete is going home and is put out.
Kroy grounds out to- second.
Janesville-Fourthi inning:
Cole hits to left for two bases and
advances to third when Delaney
grounds out to first. Ryan flies out to
left field and Meyers hit to center for
one base, Cole scoring. Stock fans.
Fifth inning:
Kingston hits to center for one base
and steals second. Fiene bunts safely