Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1922-07-26
VIROQUA BEATS BUD
In TWILIGHT GAME

A good crowd Of fans attended the
exhibition twilight ball game between
Viroqua and Bud at the fair grounds
Thursday at o'clock, and were re-
warded by seeing one fthe seasons
best contests. Up to the eighth inning
it was anybodys game, with plenty
of thrills all along the way. Viroqua
by 4 to I.
First Inning Bud-Clarenee Han
son rolled one TO Harris; Rabbit flew
out to Curtis; Melvin Thompson went
out to Curtis 20 Harris. Virouua-Pat
Garin flew to Gabrielson; Kuehn got a
walk; Curtis went out GabrielsOn to
Gabrielson, advancing kuehn to sec
ond; Lad Garin flew to Gabrielson.
Second Inning. -SidneyThomp-
son went out Garin to Harris; Earl
SNrede flew out to Hastings; Ed Ga
brielson got on by error and stole sec
ond ANDREW Thompson fouled to Jack
son. Viroqua-Pet Morrison flew to
Gabrielson; Hastings went out Ga
brielson to Gabrielson; Harris got
pass and stole second; Tom Garin
struck out.
Third Inning Bud-0tto GabrisI-
son went out Jackson to Harris; Vol
den flew to Lad Garin Hanson ground
ed to Harris. decentralization sing
led, Garin out Noiden to Charleston,
advancing Jackson; Kuehn singled,
scoring Jackson; Curtis walked Car
in struck out; Morrison was hit by
pitcher, filling the bases; Hastings
struck out.
Fourth Inning Bud-Rabbitt re-
tired via Curtis TO Harris; Thompson
and Thompson struck out. Niroqua-
Harris singled and was advanced TO
third by sacrifice hits, Garin catcher
to first and Jackson pitcher to first;
Garin few to Thompson,
Fifth Inning. Bud--Skrede out Cur
tbs to Harris; Gabrielson flew to Hast
ings, who made fine run, fell and roll
ed over but held the old pill; Thomp-
son singled but was caught stealing
second. Viroqua-Kuehn and Curtis
out Gabrielson to Gabrielson; Lad Gar
in singled and stole second and went
to third on error and home on a hit;
Morrison singled; Hastings to first on
error; Harris walked, filling the bases;
John Bann was put in as a pinch hit
ter but was retired second to first.
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Sixth Inning. B d-Gabrielson
singled, stole second and was sacrificed
to third by Hanson, who went out to
Harris. 1t is a peculiar coincidence
that Hanson was retired by Harris
three times unassisted Nolden struck
out; Rabbit knocked a swife one to
Pat Garin that was too hot to hold,
scoring Gabrielson; Thompson went
out Pat Garin to Harris. Viroqua--
jackson out Hanson to Gabrielson;
Garin was hit by pitcher, stole second
and went to third on past ball; kuehn
struck out; Curtis flew to Skrede.
Seventh Inning. Bud-Thompson
flew to Bann; Skrede and Gabrielson
struck tut. Viroqua-Garin out Ca
brielson to Gabrielson; Morrison flew
to Thompson; Hastings flew to Volden.
Eighth Inning. Bud-Thompson out
Morrison to Harris; Gabrielson sing
led and stole second; Volden rolled one
to Harris; Hanson flew to Pat Garin.
Viroqua-Harris got walk and stole
second; Jackson singled scoring Har-
ris; Bann struck out; Garin on by
fielder's choice, and an error at second
advanced jackson and Garin; Kuehn
sacrificed Thompson to Gabrielson,
scoring Jackson; Curtis walked; Carl
and Pat tried TO start something in
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the plate.
Ninth Inning. Bud--Rabbitt sing
led; Thompson struck out; Thompson
singled; Slrede rolled one to Harris;
Gabrielson out Lad to Harris.
Pat Garin made a beautiful pickup
and threw to first in the LIST; Curtis
did the same in the 18th. Harris caught
real high one in the ninth that stop
ped some trouble. The boys played
fine game, filling up the bases repeat
edly but the breaks were against them.
A couple of fortunate hits at critical
times would have largely increased
their score. The Bud boys played
tight and snappy ball, and had Volden
had a little better control, the score
might have been different. Volden
has wonderful curve ball
Volden passed six, hit one and was
touched for six hits. Morrison struck
out six, passed none, hit none, and
permitted six hits (marking Bunny
Rabbits hard smash into Pat CAIRNS
hands as a hit If the fans don't
agree, why, have it your own way.
The approved scoring rules say to ia
vor the batsman in case of doubt, and
it certainly was a hot one.)
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