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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1915
Page
11
Marshfield wins a tense home game 7 to 6 after outfield and pitching shuffles. Krahn and Christensen rotate roles as Spooner and Wood shift positions, with strong late defense sealing the victory. Brennan, Braem, and Krahn lead the hitting while rapid rallies and timely plays edge Grand Rapids.
Johnson saves the birthday cake joke and endures a wild two days before a lone wild pitch. Captain Spooner and Shorty Berg, bandaged thumbs, turned a neat double play in the sixth. Pinch hitters produced in the first inning, two runs late. Grand Rapids rested Smith late, four seventh inning runs. Windshields faced little danger from fouls, Brennan’s seventh inning three bagger sparked a near-rapids win.
Opening a three day campaign at Wausau, Marshfield’s ball tossers were defeated 4 to 0. Johnson’s teammates supported him with timely hits and sharp defense as McDonald and Christensen made key plays. Umpire Mark Bellis received praise for his brilliant officiating and the team remained a tired, energized unit entering the fifth.
In Grand Rapids on Sunday the Rapids opened with three runs but Marshfield fought back and held the visitors to the three early runs. Johnson and Spooner pitched well in a rain marred pitchers duel as Marshfield earned a hard fought victory, pulling into a tie for first with Wausau after edging past Grand Rapids and beating Wausau on Saturday.
In Stevens Point on Sunday Wausau defeated Stevens Point 8 to 2 after early Wausau scoring in the first and fifth innings. Brandt opened with a three bagger, Dolnoder followed with a hit, and Ulrichs misplay allowed two more runs. Stevens Point added two in the seventh on Fishleigh and W Menzel, with Fishleigh collecting a three bagger.
The Chicago Tribune argues that summer baseball candidates freely earn money, undermining strict amateur rules. Universities fail to enforce rules while public opinion wanes, and the Western Conference could enforce a firm policy or create exemptions for players who earn a living in summer baseball.
Wood County Court in probate proceedings for the last will and testament of Frank Schuster of Richfield town, Wood County. John Schuster petitions probate and letters testamentary. hearing set at the Grand Rapids probate office on September 7, 1915 at 10 o'clock A M with notice of time and place to be given.
Court orders hearing on September 7 1915 in Grand Rapids probate office for the Fehrenbach estate with administrator appointment petitioners John J Fehrenbach Joseph M Fehrenbach and George J Fehrenbach and directs publication in Marshfield Times for three weeks prior to the hearing by order of County Judge W J Conway with attorneys Williams over Sexton’s Drug Store commentary notes that a judge decides from his own viewpoint is not a tax judge
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