Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-09-10
LIVINGSTON COUNTY
SEAT TEAM HERE
AGAIN TOMORROW
RENIGALE'S MEN TO PLAY CUBS
IN FIFTH BATTLE OF SEASON
LARGE DELEGATION OF pom.
TIAc FANS EXPECTED TO Ac.
COMPANY TEAM TO OTTAWA.

Although within the past twenty
four hours old Jupiter Pluvius made
a desperate attempt to spoil all plans
for the big tilt between the Ottawa
Cubs and the Pontiac Athletics and
cheat local baseball fans out of their
weekly amusement, Manager Dinny
Dunn has completed all plans for the
fifth game of the season with the
Livingston county seaters at the
north side lot Pontiac will make
their fifth and no doubt their final
appearance in this city tomorrow az
ternoon when they clash with the
Cubs
Right now the big question which
Is facing many local baseball fan is
Gan Ottawa beat Pontiac in tomor- |
rows game? That is the question |
and one that is going to be hard to
answer. Pontiac already has three /
consecutive victories to its credit
over the Cubs, and judging from ru-
mors which are floating about the
city, Pontiac is coming here loaded |
in an attempt to make 1t four straight |
AS far as can be learned Moose Ro-
mine, their "old man" will occupy |
the hillock for the reformatory city
aggregation Romine pitched for
Pontiac in two of the games which
they won. He will attempt to make
it his third win over the locals and
the fourth for the Pontiac team.
In the first game with the Living
ston county seat club, Manager Dunn's
warriors put over an easy victory
when they defeated Pontiac II to I.
In that game it was a walkaway for
the locals and they batted Moose Ro-
mines offerings all over the lot
Then Pontiac won the three
straight. Their first win was made
on their own diamond when the To-
Gals were given one of the rottenest
deals ever baseball nine was given.
That game ended 3 to 2 in favor Of
the Pontiac nine, despite the fact
that Pitcher Jimmy Lynch only al
lowed then one clean hit. Pontiac's
team later came to this city and with
loaded aggregation and Pitcher
Murchison, formerly of the Cleveland
Indians, on the mound. defeated the
Dunns. Dunn then hooked up with
Manager Renigale for game at
Emington, to feature the big home
coming at that city several weeks \
ago. Through sheer luck in the final {
frame of the game, Renigale's men
recorded their third win.
Tomorrow they will be at it again
Pontiac and Ottawa will clash. Dope
ming wild about the city but nothing
definite as to who will be on the line I
up can be obtained. I
As for the locals the regular hard /
hitting, hard playing boys will per {
form. Pitcher Jimmy Lynch will per- t
form on the rubber in an effort to {
get back revenge for the defeats he
has suffered to the enemy club Lynch
will put everything available into the /
affair that his team might at least {
win enc more game with the reform {
atory lads and the game will he one
of the most interesting and iercest |
fought, ever staged on the local dia-
mond, Of course Pontiac no doubt 1
has q fast baseball team. and due to
the fact that they are able to boast
of the three victories they will give
the locals some tough opposition
Today Manager Dunn stated that {
he is relying on the hard hitting of
his charges and Lynch's pitching. ,
Wilmeroth, Roth, Muggles, Brundage =,
and Kutz are expected to open up
with smuggling drive that will take
the heart out of any club.
Hundreds of fans are expected to
cram into the amphitheater tomorrow
afternoon to watch the battle. Sever |
al hundred hackers of the PontiacI '
club are expected to journey to this
city tomorrow. Following is the way
they will line up for the affair tomor- IS
row: ~
Ottawa Cubs. Pontiac Athletics Z