Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-07-19
BASEBALL
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**Harrop batted for Meinert in
10th; Andrews batted for Spies. in
10th.
Summary-Sacrifce hits, Kappel,
Schacht, Breckenridge, Meinhert and
Spies. Stolen bases, Van Roo, Otis
and Schacht. Struck out, by Dodge,
T. by Lathrop s. Base on balls, off
Dodge off Lathrop l.
Umpire-Ed Schmitz, Madison.
CashiOn & Murphy 3; Lancaster |.
Breckenridge brought out another
Fairy at Livingston on Thursday and
his latest addition, one CashiOn, form
erly of the Washington American
League team and now employed at
Fairbanks Morse, delivered the goods
needed to send the Dodgers home on
the short end Cashion not only
looked like the best pitcher the locals
have faced this season but he's also
the most dangerous hitter the Dodger
pitching staff has faced. All he could
do for the day was to hit double and
a triple, score two runs and drive in
the third. Aside from this work all
he had to do was pitch and he did
that.
Delaney was OF the mound for the
Dodgers and worked a nice game.
"Swede" held the Hub City Fairies to
six hits and famed nine. Cashion was
the only one to give him any trouble
and they all look for trouble from
that bird. With the big Fairy in the
line up, not to mention his Beloit
team mates, Holloway and Murphy,
Delaney was facing the toughest OPP
position we've had this season and to
hold them to six hits required fine
pitching.
Breckenridge was an easy out to
open the game. Holloway was hit but
a double play, Delaney to Elliott to
Schultz, cleared the bases. Our half
was different. Bell slapped double
tC left. Van Roo laid down bunt on
the third strike and showed Bell up
to third. Cashion tossed Kappel out
at first but Elliott trippled to right,
scoring Bell. Schultz hit to short and
was out, Spies to Keene.
Stoughton sewed it up in the
second On his first trip to the plate
Cashion tripled to center and scored
on Murphy's fly to Driggett. Lathrop
was out, Elliott to Schultz. Falk
walked but was forced at second when
Bromley hit to Bell. In our half hit
would have done wonders but it didn't
come. Driggett drew walk. Schacht
sacrificed. Driggett stole third but
Otis and Delaney famed.
Delaney took the first three Slough
ton hitters in the third. Bell got a
life when Breckenridge dropped his
short fy. Van Roo famed. Bell stole
second. Kappel scratched hit down
the third base line but was forced at
second on ElliOtt's rap to Spies, Bell
taking third on the play Schultz
drove a long one to center but Breck
pulled it down after a run.
Lathrop was safe on Bells error in
the fifth and stole second. Delaney
claimed the lid down, however, by
tanning Falk and Bromley and Van
Roo took Spies line drive. Delaney
opened our half with single to right
but Bell flied out to Keene, Van Roo
wiffed and Kappel forced 'SWede" at
second.
The sixth turned the trick. Brock
enridge poked one over second for a
single. Holloway sacrificed. Keene
famed for the second time but Cash
ion spilled the beans when he drove a
long one to the score board. Schacht
missed making a grand stand catch by
a hair and the clout went for
double, Breckenridge scoring. Muir
ply singled past B Il and Cashion
counted with the last run. Our half
looked good when Elliott was safe on
Keene's error and two infteld outs adj
vanced him to third but the best that
Schacht could do was a fly to Spies
and "Rowdy" died at third.
In the eighth Holloway doubled
with one down and then stole third
Keene famed for the third time and
Delaney purposely passed Cashion.
Murphy flied to Elliott. In our half
Van Roo contributed his third strike
out but Kappel doubled to left center.
Elliott was thrown out by Bromley
and Schultz famed.
Lathrop doubled in the ninth but
nothing came Of it when Delaney got
two of the others and Bell threw out
Bromley.
The score: