Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-09-13
LOCALS WIN
LOSE SUNDAY
Double HEADER
Dubuquers ShoaOn
Fast Baseball.

Lancaster won and lost in the Lit
tie World Series" at Dubuque Sunday.
Delaney triumphed over Madison IN
the opener but a combination of bad
breaks was too much for Skupa ana
Blackburn in the Lancaster-Shulls-
burg tilt. Both games were filled with
exciting moments and the crowd or
1000 fans from at least three states
showed. their appreciation OF good
baseball until the last man was out
All in all, 1t was a line tournament,
we'll managed and staged, attended by
a magnificent crowd, and graced with
high class baseball.
Delaney had a world of stuff in the
opening battle with Madison. For i've
innings the Capital City crew never
had a look in Three we'll scattered
singles came to naught. SWede APP
piled the brakes whenever necessary
and his support was always there
when needed. In the second Lanahan
led off with a single and stole second.
Childs struck out but Lanahan look
third when Bell retired Collins at
first Nee threw out Carroll and Ian
ahan died at third. Again in the
fourth the first man up for Madison
was safe at first when Collins dropped
Rerigan's fly to right and again moth
ing came of the opening. Garvey
swung at the first ball but the only
result was a weak roller in front OF
the Mate on which Albright threw
Garvev out at first, Berigan moving
I'M to second Lanahan then singled
to right but fast fielding by Collins
held Berigan at third and when Lana
han started for second Mee's throw to
Albright caught Berigan at the plate
Childs famed and the second opening
was zone. The fifth also opened with
tha first hitter safe sat first when COL
Inns scratched an infield hit. Carroll
got him down with neat sacrlnce
hut Cannon and Peterson were easy
outs.
The sixth was different. Klein
heinz opened with single to right
center and Berigan followed with
line drive to right which moved Klein
heinz TO third. Garvey flied out to
Armstrong. Lanahan hit to Schultz
scoring Kleinheinz. "Cy' had no
chance to get his man at third but
caught Berigan at third with a peg TO
Bell, Lanahan was out stealing, Al
bright to Nee.
The seventh and eighth were I'M
eyenttul. Delaney famed three IN the
seventh and four pitched balls did the
trick in the eighth In the ninth Befl-
gan hit a fly between Delaney anu
Schultz. Swede couldn't see 1t in the
sun and "Cy" didn't try for it so 1t Tell
safe in front of Armstrong on his try.
Martin. pinch hitting for Garyey drove
a long single to left center. Lanahah
hit TO Kappel and Bud dropped tne
hall. two runs scoring. Childs singled
down the third base line. Rice, plncn
hitting for Collins, struck out. Car
roll flied to left and Lanahan scored
after the catch, Childs moving up TO
third on Elliotts bad throw to the
Mate. Cannon singled down the lett
field foul line and Childs scored.
Peterson ended it with roller TO De
laney.
Lancaster got under way in the sec
ond after two were down. Schultz
doubled to right center Albright was wa,
bit Delaney drove them both in with
. trin1e to center and scored on 6ell
single.
There was nothing doing until the
sixth and nothing then but grief. II
1iott opened that frame with douDIe
TO center Out was I'LL Wv IL NtNH ~ -
when he tried to stretch the hit. II
took a perfect relay, Berigan to Peter
SON to Lanahan, to get him but they
had him. Lanahan pulled swell
NAV on Collins hard hit ball. Arm
strong's single would have scored FL
Iiott easily from second but Army got
No farther when Schultz rolled OUT
Childs to Kleinheinz.
Albright cracked the seventh with q
+rinlo to the fence in right center. De-
Ianev drove him in with long ny 10
1.iehf Bell was out, Carroll to kleln-
beinz Nee singled and stole second
hut Rerigan pulled down Kappels ny
to center.
With one down in the eighth COL
1ine singled to left center. Armstrong
do11hIed to left and Collins was helo
~ third Collins and Schultz put on
= e0neeze play on which both Coi!lns
and Armstrong scored when Collllls'
+ba Madison catcher. missed the throw
frono Kleinheinz. The Madison eaten
or snorts the same name but ms re-
semhlance to the Lancaster tWlllel
and outfielder ends there. Armstrong;
nod his head in chasing IN after Col
Inns and got big hand on the play.
A. = turned out he scored the winning
run.
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