Hide Article Text (OCR)
Cours, pitching for the visitors, also turned in a good performance. He allowed only four hits, fbufc the Blue Sox turned them into four runs. He fanned seven Hawarden batters. ...Hlawarden took the lead with one score in the third. They scored their other three, runs in the fifth on awalk to Martin and hits by Beatibien and Bird. Sioux City scored one in the fourth on a single and a triple and othep . three runs in.the fifth on a walkVIAUa:ter the 'first;-;!»tterr, up had been hit.' :’r~:' '' :i *- V}sV*V*'? V.—■ — ■ - -!• r- .i ri- lt;• -•IHawar^en vRemacnMaHThursday night -at Ha warden Tin- a ragged and freo-hitting base/ball game by a score of -9 to 4. ‘The Blue Sox scored lt;9 runs on the same number of hits, but' they had a lot of help from the Remsen pitchers, whose .wildness was expensive to the visiting.teftm.* Remsen got il hits off Btfwden, connecting safely ’ in every Inning^ but ftho second, bub they managed to send only four runners over that payoff corner.VBowden went the ^entire distance for Hawarden, whiffing 15 and giying up only one free pass.- He let down in the seventh, when Remsen scoredthree runs on four bits. Bowden also, *helped out 'with the ■stick, getting a •double and a couple of singles.Mai, who started on -the rubber for “Remsen, allowed only three hits in four and a third innings, blit he was wild as a March hare. He walked tenJ Ha-warden batters in those innings and how the Blue Sox failed to score more than 3 runs while he was on the mound 5s more or less of a mystery. (Matgen, who relieved Mai in the fifth, was taken for six hits and his control wasn't any too good, ..either.Ohlendorf, Remsen catcher, had a perfect night at hat, with a single, a double and a triple. He-was hit fby a pitched ball on his other trip to the plate.Witt and his batting eye didn't do so bad, with two singles and three walks in six times at hat.iRemsen made five costly fielding errors and the pitchers' tossed in ’ a few wild ones to make things more simple for the Blye Sox. Hawarden was charged with one bcjbble. (It was a chilly night, but the fans got a few hot fielding plays to warm them up. One came in the fourth, when Remsen’s shortstop, iMatgen, went deep and fast up into the air to spear a line drive off liawrenson’s bat that was labeled for a clean single.In the ninth, Kolt;*b, made a swell running each of a fly ball to short center off Matgen’s willow.aa,tin■vf:tlnPSII1
Newspaper Details
Hawarden Independent
Hawarden, Iowa, US
Thu, Sep 05, 1946
Page 1
Full Page
Clipped by
Marsha B.
NA, 30 May 2018
Other Publications Near Hawarden, Iowa
Independent
Hawarden Independent
