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Bick’s All-Stars continued tholr winning ways in the City Kittenball league 'ftieaday night by defeating the Shirt and Overall aggregation at the high school campus, « to 0. | In the other game played. Fisher Body defeated Heck’s Realtors in a stormy contest, 6 to 3.Harry “Soup” Madden held the Shirt and Overall players to one hit, his third pitching performance of that kind this season. A die- j cussion of the naval treaty, the j «orn crop or maybe of dates for the j night took the attention of I^eft Fielder Carlos Fainter and Second Shortstop Clark Van Galder away from the game long enough in the third inning to allow Barry Bramble's eaay fly fall safely in left field, robbing Madden of a no-hit. no-run, perfect game He issued no free tickets to first and retired tight on strikes.Bramble was the only man to reach first and was the victim of a double plfty so that only three men faced Madden in each of the seven innings.‘ Whltey Truesdill pitched good ball for the losers, but five errors on the part of his mates kept him in trouble. He gave five hits, walked one. and fanned three.The Fisher Body-Heck’s Realtor# fracas was most exciting and the fans were kept on edge throughout. First, by the closeness of the game and the spectacular fielding of Harold Miller of the winning club and of Jame# Wells of the losing crew, and later by a heated argument between GuSlao. Fisher feody pitcher, and Frank Trevorrah, umpire.Guelzo was cooled off by Clarence Ward, local strong man. Here's how the tongue wagging cession happened: The Body Builders were trailing by one run snd had three men on base in the final Inning with none down. Guelzo was on third. 8mallbrook was at bat and the count was two and two. Guelzo thought the call was three and two and started to walk home when t’mpire Trevorrah called the next pitch a ball. Catcher Kckert threw to Robert Cunningham at third, who tagged Guelxo.The umpire waved him out, And with that Guelzo went tearing over to Trevorrah. He started to wave his arms and shove the arbiter, who looked like a midget beside the raging giant. Ward came over from first base and took Guelzo in his powerful arms and held him until he became composed.Summaries follow :nick's »« shlrl-Overall lt;«» R HI R HJL I32 1 Mi AtPlay pionshi] a. m. ' course. nouncelt; Rick d whtf h i Thirt meet, others, could c OMtfM Each c match ated A cu the chaof the Palrt Merb Bill Char Then Carl Otho Fran Char Joe ' Fran John Russ Char Stew Geor Melv Jam* Hare Webi l^sli Hill laali .1 »int Harl Geoi Johr Frar Gem “Tuf Fred I,ucl HanC. Palmer. If 2 Van G’der 2ssl K. Bick. 3b .1 McGill, ss. . .1 \. !,or':r.en, lbtl Tobin. 2b. . . .0 B. l,or'zen, cfft Trevorrah. rfft Lar.gdon. c. .0 Madden, p. .. 1lBobzien. 3b, .021 Rose, rf ft21 Reed, lb 0(• Truesdill. p -ft ft R Rnvder, 3b 02 Flood, c 0OB. Bramble, rfft ft Clark. 2s* . .0ft Donagan. 2*s 0 1C Snyder, as. ft Algrim, If. . 0Totals ....« 5 Totals ....0 1Score by innings:Shirt-Overall .........000 000 0—0Rick’s ............. 200 004 at- ITwo base hit—C. Palmer. Three has* hit—Van Galder. First on balls —Off Truesdill, 1. Struck out—By Madden. 8; by Truesdill 3. Double play—Tobin to A. Borentzen.Heck’s lt;3» Fisher Body lt;S»jtHI R HWells, 2*s.1 Miller. 2*a. ..0 ftCun'hann. 3b. ft 1 Knipp. cf. ...0CHiu*. p. ...0 ft R. Olson, ss. .0 0Kennedy, ss. 0 0|Doering. 3b. .0 ftHeck. 2b ...1 1 Guelxo, p ...0 3C. Ward. lb. ft ft Fardy. rf. ...2 2Costello, rf. .ft HF'rbringer, lbl 1Eckert, c. ...1 I Smallbr’k. If. 2 1Thorman, If. ft ft Doran, c ....0 1Ward. cf. ...0 0 O'Donnell. 2b ft 1iChadsey, 2b. ft 0SimDiNew3ftft, S Butchi Tuesdi in as u kitten! 7 to 6Boti the fir the sclt; til the ed ovlt; threat' first rr the pU out fir-1 Brown game.The Fridaj ing to peclall Game! Ray S5 9Totals ....3 5* TotalsScore by innings:Heck s ................020 ftftl 0—1Fisher Body ..........010 010 3—5Two hase hits—O’Donnell. Small-brook. Guelzo, Wells. Home run— Eckert. First on balls—Off Guelzo. 1. Struck out—By Guelzo, 4, by Ulllua, 4.Sariciai businc settle ring, i Tuesd windu i staged
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Janesville Daily Gazette
Janesville, Wisconsin, US
Wed, Jul 30, 1930
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