The Watertown news. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1917-1919, 1917-07-16

Before a slim crowd and in a game
which should have been a shutout the
Goslings won from Mike Neuen's city
pets 10 to l. Milwaukee failed to
score until the eighth when a pretty
double was nailed on the two first men
up. Felsecker then hit to right for two
bags and Nelson scored him on hit
to left making one bag. Clark then
flew out to left field.
Schumann treated the fans to some
feature stuff in the third inning when
with two men on bases he drove the
ball to left field for home run.
The work of Anweiler on the slab
for WATERFOWL was perfect as he al
lowed only three healthy slams, the
rest being easy putouts to the infield
.-seven strikeouts were also added to
his list of casualties.
Milwaukee made two doubles and
Watertown one. The first was chalked
in the third inning when Nowack hit
to Nelson killing Anweiler at second
and doubles to Sering at first, retiring
Nowack. The second took place in
the fourth when Spies flew out to Web
err who doubled to Jack to Kruger,
Kroy dying at second. The lone star
for Watertown occurred in the eighth.
Weber hit to left for one sack. Jack
then hit Spies to Koenig putting out
Weber on second and then doubled to
Henke who put out Jaeck at first.
Felsecker started for Milwaukee on
the slab and was yanked out in the
third after allowing seven runs in the
three innings and Hauser another of
Neuen's stars was put in and three
runs were cleaned from him.
Kohl the star of last Sundays game
was struck out three times.
Three two base hits were made by
Milwaukee on Anweiler, Jack, Fels-
ecker and Thompson doing the stick
work. Nowack and Spies for Water
town connected for two stations and
managed to score on both slams.
How Runs Were Made.
In the first Nelson grounded to short,
Clark to third and Sering to second
ending the first inning for Milwaukee.
Kroy hit to left field and made one
base, Spies sacrificed to third adyanc-
ing Kroy to second. Hughes ground
ed out to first, advancing Kroy to third
sack. Henkc made bag on hit to
center field and Kroy scored. Shin
ners hit to right field for one base and
advanced Henke Schumann hit to
left for one base scoring Henke and
SINNERS and Schumann was put out
on second.
In the second Kruger and Thompson
sawed. Hauser drove hot grounder
to center making one bag, and Weber
ended it by being struck out.
Anweiler drove a fast greunder to
center making one bag and goes sec
ond when Nowack flies out to center
and Kohl saws. Kroy drives a ground
er to left making one bag advancing
Anweiler to third Spies hits to left
for two bags and scores Anweiler, and
Kroy is put out trying to make home
on the drive,
In the third Jack grounds out to
second and Felsecker and Nelson saw.
Hughes makes a grounder on a hit
to right, steals second and is put out
on a steal to third Henke hits to
left for one base. SINNERS bunts and
advances Henke to second, Henke goes
third and SINNERS second on passed
ball Schumann nails the pill to left
field for home run scoring Henke
and SINNERS. Hauser then started to
feed the Goslings and Anweiler walks.
Nowack hits to Nelson who kills An
weller at second and doubles to Sering
at first putting Nowack out.
Milwaukee had three men put out in
rotation in the fourth inning and Wa
tertown was handed the same dose for
her portion.
The fifth was nearly repeat Of the
fourth, Thompson grounded out to
first; Hauser flew out to left field and
Weber sawed.
Hughes went to first, being hit by
pitched ball, and advanced to second
on a wild throw by the pitcher. Henke