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PENNANT RACE IN TRI-COUNTY LOOP TIGHTENSNeillsviUe, Aug. 13.—'With but two weeks left of the 15-name^•hedule in the Taylor-Olark-Mara-thon county baseball league, the ince has tightened so that the di~ \ision pennant is still in doubt ami it looks as though it will take the final frame to pick the winner. In the north division, Medford won a 17 to 2 victory from Athens at Medford on Sunday. Brunschmidt, 'a Medford fielder, knocked a hnm* tun with the ha-^ filled. Medford nuthit Athens and scored at will, tallyine: in nearly every frame. Jlirch Hirsch furnished the battery for Medford; Sutter ami Bloc-iviiski for Athens.*Stelsonville W insXot U\ ho outdone by Medford, Htetonville brought in a win over Owen at SteU-onville by a score nl ■•1 to 1 at Stet.-onville. Stetsnnvillo led all the way and found little difficulty in winning, Herman and lender furnished the battery oi Jhtatsonville; Rnngi-berg and McCarthy for Owen.Curtiss won from Thorpe at Thorpe by the tune of 11 to^ 5. Thorpe scored two runs- in the fir.^t inning anil led until the fifth inning when the Curtiss boys overtook them and ran away with the verdict. Osowski and Smijgy tur-r i.-hed battery for Thorpe; Peisng and Glenzer for Curtis.In the south division, Riplinger surprised NeiUsville by winning an 11 inning battle, 4 to 3. The .u'auv-i was tied at the doe of the ninth and Prein, the Kiplinger first sack-or, knocked out a home run to win for his team in the last half of the eleventh. Gerhardt, Claf-iin and Zank furnished the battery for XeilUville. Johnson and Cioi\-e furnished the battery for Kiplinger.Loval’s Hope*5 WastedSpencer blasted Local's pennant hopes by winning a f to 1 game at Loyal. Peterson, tfpenccr’s pitching ace, tamed the Loyal sludger* and brought home an easy victory for his team. Vanderhv pitched a-rood ft-ame for Loyal, but the Spencer boys led all the way.Colby won from Granton at Colby by a score of 10 to 4. 7ank and iiide” furnished the battery for Granton, Glenzer and Richie for Colby. Granton led, 2 to 0, until the fifth inning-. Colby scored six runs in the fifth and four in the. M*xth to put the same on ice. Granton added two more runs in the following; inning's, but lost the Fame on two bad innings. Zank pitched a good game for Granton hut his teammates made severalerrors-North DivisionW. L. Pet.Medford ---------.----1“ 3 ,!/24Stetsonville ----------H -1 *9-17Curtiss ______________5 8 -^0Athens --------------4 0 .301Owen--- ----------— 3 I) .250Thorpe ______________3 10 .228South Division\V. L. Pet.NeillsviUe -----------10 3 .772Iljplinger ------------S 4Loyal _______________7 5 -5S3Spencer -------------5 7 .43 71 o O 0^0Colby ----------------s 8Granton --------------')j ^
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Wisconsin Rapids Daily Tribune
Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin, US
Tue, Aug 13, 1929
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