Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-07-12
BUNNY Wins GAME
WITH A CIRCUIT SMASH

In spite of the hard rain Saturday
night, the Montagues came down from
Lacrosse Sunday and crossed bats
with the Viroqua team on muddy
diamond-and the small crowd of fans
present surely got their moneys worth
Due to the mud and interruption by
rain, the game was slow--two hours
and a half-but sayagely contested
all the way with brilliant playing in
spots.
Lacrosse was first to bat, one reach
ing first on walk, one flying out to
Kuehn, one strike-out, one Curtis TO
Harris. In Viroqua's half Pat Garin
few out to left field, kuehn singled,
Curtis walked, and both scored on Lad
CAIRNS fine three-base swat. Pet
Morrison went out short to first; Hast
ings struck out TIE Montague pitch
err, a young lad from StPaul, by the
name of Childs, had a peculiar under
handed cross-fire delivery and it look
/ ed as if our boys had his number. vi
roqua two hits, two scores.
| Second Inning: A hit and error put
two on, and anoverthrow by our catch
err, Williams, permitted one to score.
/ Tom Garin caught the next man out
but the runner beat it in from third
with the second score. Next man out
! Williams to Harris; next struck out.
+, Williams went out pitcher to first;
/ Harris walked but was retired short
! to second, Tom Garin reaching first
Ion the felder's choice but being caught
when stealing second. Lacrosse one
/ hit. two scores.
Third Inning: Strike out; Garin to
Harris; Hastings to Harris. Garin,
I Kuehn and Curtis struck out.
! Fourth Inning: Lacrosse made
two hits, one double, but a snappy
double play--Curt to Garin to Har-
ris, and asrunner caught off second
by Garin, retired them. Lad Garin on
by error; Morrison struck out; Har-
/ ris on by fielder's choice which retired
i Lad; Williams pitcher to first.
i Fifth Inning: Hit; short to first;
strike out: walk; strike out. Harris
on by error; Tom Garin hits to pitcher
and both retire on double play Gar
in and Kuehn walked, and Curtis hit
a mighty smash that would have scor.
ed them both but the Lacrosse left
/ fielder made wonderful run and one
handed catch that dashed out hopes.
Sixth Inning: Lacrosse tied tbs
score. A single, a sacrifice and a two
Dagger put one score across; onS
strike-out; one flew out to Curtis. &aC
Garin--struck out; Morrison singled
Hastings got ON by fielder's choics
that retired Morrison; Hastings GU
by felder's choice from Williams bat
Lacrosse two hits and score; Viro
qua a hit.
Seventh Inning: One flew out \
Curtis; Hastings hit their pitcher (abc
he beefed like a babyl; later be5nl
leaught off second by Williams peg Il
Lad; a walk; an error; next man roll
ed one to Hastings who retired leadine
runner at third. Harris flew tosfirst
John Bann second to first; Pat Garir
4 to short.
Il Eighth Inning: Third to first;a hit
then a snappy double play Garin t
4 Harris. Kuehn fouled to first; Curtis
iiass to left field; Lad Gar5n made 9
single; Morrison flew to second.
/ Ninth Inning: Bunny made fins
catch in center field; Hastings to Mar
Iris; Curtis to Harris (and that sure
was fine catch on Harris part)
Hastings rolled one to first; Williams
short to first; Harris and Tom Gariu
1both singled and again Yirequa hopes
scared high, but Pat Garin fouled to
/ the catcher
Tenth Inning: Short to first; hit
another hit; Viroqua on the anxious
seat but the next man flew to Lad Gar
in and the next grounder, Hastings
Ito Harris.
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