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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1915
Page
7
On a chilly schedule the team from the area secured a narrow win amid weather challenges. Remaining games next Sunday and Monday promise a safer path to potential league success, with Marshfield’s standard referenced as a measure of the route ahead.
Marshfield raced to a 7 to 3 victory over Stevens Point after a first inning run by Point. Marshfield exploded with four runs in the fifth, knocking out Peters and relief by Carpenter. The noose tightened as Marshfield tallied three more runs while Hollenbenson handled the defense.
Marshfield defeated Stevens Point in a one hour and thirty minute game despite cold weather and low attendance. Wood led Marshfield with two extra base hits, while pitcher Johnson fanned ten for the win. Carpenter and Peters were strong for Stevens Point, but Johnson outpitched them and the crowd near one hundred dollars in receipts watched as Marshfield pulled away.
In a letter from Appleton Woolen Mills president F. J. Harwood the firm confirms that several students from Bushey Bros Appleton Wis have worked for them and provided entire satisfaction. The message underscores the meaning of the word entire in its endorsement.
Grand Rapids toppled Wausau 6 to 8 on Sunday at Grand Rapids. Benz opened with control issues in the first inning, while Devine starred for the Rapids and Hildensberger limited the visitors after an early rally.
James A Gilmore, president of the Federal league, credits dime baseball with boosting attendance and broadening baseball’s appeal. He cites Newark and Brooklyn bleachers drawing four times former crowds, notes lower prices and higher gate receipts, and says the format attracts new fans while preserving baseball’s uncertain, live-action appeal.
Giants star pitcher Rube Marquard has been sold to the Coronato club in the International League in a deal that sends Herbert to the Toronto club in exchange. Once a top high-priced artist, Marquard’s form waned after a brilliant stretch of 19 straight wins and a pennant, leaving his value diminished in recent seasons.
An advertisement for Wisconsin Business University of La Crosse touts proven success and the largest graduate list, offering a One Month Trial Free and three months free for early entrants. President Leig Toland urges inquiry, catalog requests, and enrollment ahead of fall term opening September 7.
Special meeting of Marshfield Common Council held August 28 1915 to consider granting a gas franchise to Arthur G McEathron include ordinance details on street entry, mains, pricing, meters, and 25 year term. A follow up telegram from Minneapolis requests the city to review before approval.
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