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W I L M E T T E' L I F E May 31, 1929 Spo,rts and Other Wilmette Recreation Board News New Trier Diamond Talent Takes EQsy Game From Deerfield By Jamea Baker Last Friday, Coach Aschenbach's New Trier baseball boys journeyed to Deerfield and returned at the long end of an 11 to 5 store. The game was featured by Captain Thompson's fine pitching in the pinches and by the re· turn of Saxton's hitting ability. · The Indian Hill lads started right off in the first inning with a spurt .that left their opponents gasping, and they steadily increased their lead throughout the game. Bud Thompson walked to start the first inning and went to second on Wolter's sacrifice bunt. M unn singled, scoring Thompson, and took s~cond while the ball was being thro~n in to try to get Thompson at the plate. Borncamp popped to Maloney. Way Thompson singled through Rogan, scoring M unn. Smit!_l singled, Thompson stopping at second; Paulson singled, scoring Th9mpson and Smith. Nelson grounded to Rogan to end the inning. Deerfield did not score in the first. New Trier got three more runs in their half of the second on a double by Saxton and singles by Munn, Way Thompson and Smith. Deerfield scored in the second on a hit by Segart, who stole second and was driven in on a single by Maloney. Saxton opened the third with a single over second base. ·He scored or1 two fielder's choices. New Trier did not score again until the seventh. when Way Thompson singled. Paulson was hit by the pitcher, Nelson singled, and Saxton got his third hit of the day, a double to deep right-center. Deerfield scored one each, in ·the fourth, fifth. sixth, and seventh innings. Another feature of the game was Captain \Vay's hitting. In four times up, he got three singles and a triple, a tremendous drive over the right fielder's head; the ball rolled up to the tennis .courts some four hundred feet away, and many thought that Wav should have come home on it but- he played it safe and stayed third. Saturday, Proviso comes · to New Trier for the last game of the season. New Trier lost when they traveled to Marwood and are out to avenge· this defeat. Summaries: 1 With the Athletic Leagues Robert Wolf PLAYGROUND BALL Max Guler Bob Anderson Terminal A. C. Ridge Confectionery Ben Johnson Lawrence Huck (5) (12) Chester Starck Adam Bernardi Johnson Deinlein Carl Nordberg Frank Braun Sieren Guy Bill Winberg Powers Bohnen Brammer Phillips Team Standings: Johnson VVagner PerPowers Schleuter Won Lost cent Goss ·· Wels Ridge Electric 2 0 1000 Rogers Hoffman 2 1000 0 Birmingham Klinge Ridge Confectionery 2 1000 0 Wilde Hoffman Presbyterian English Lutheran 2 0 1000 Hall Schultz & Nord 1 1 500 Kunzo Baptist 1 1 500 Wilmette Ice 1 1 500 Presbyterian Junior A. C. Men's Gym Class 1 1· 500 (12) (11) Wilmette Life 0 2 000 Harry Stone Schneider's Bootery William Salmen 0 2 000 Ted Stone Men'l'i Gym Class C. F. Geppert 0 2 000 Carl Hall Terminal A. C. GeQr_f,'e Green 0 2 000 Ralph Whitsett Ray Schroeder Frank Reynolds Howard Dusham HORSESHOES Charles Lauer William Broscavak H. 0. von der Hoff I. 0. 0. F. II Men's Gym Class II Dick Burns (21, 21) (13, 15) Bill Denholm Gene Beringer Walter Doose Henry Yon der Hoff Harry Trego Walter Doose Bill Blanksheim Carl :\lichener William Haigh Willi!tm Stacey Wilmette Life Presbyterian L. Kossow (9, 16) (21, 21) Tom Thursby Schultz & Nord Bob Blasdell Men's Gym Class Clarence Blum G. A. Thursby (23) (4) Robert Evan!'! St. John's (21, 21) Ge(lrge Green Rotary Club (2, 13) Arthur Somerfeld Dick Burns Fred Prochnow J. R. Harper Edwin Udell Ed Ray Schroeder Cramer John Sloan Edward Huck L. Kossow Ed Hartman Terminal A. C. C. F. Geppert \Vilmette Cafe . Moe de Haye Gene Beringer . (21, 21) . (6, 4). William Huck Harry Kunzer Howard Du:-<ham Pete Le~ters George Huck Walter Doose Harold Johnson Bentley Kehler Paul Braun Bill S.almen John Cassel Paul Waigh I. 0. 0. F. II Wilmette Life (6, 16) (21, 21) Engli sh Lutheral} Harry T,rego Tem1inal A. C. Bob Blasdell (4) (1) Bill Blanksheim Clarence Blum William Melbye Erwin Brammer Wallace Stark William .Johnson Men's Gym Class II Dale Gash St. John's Harold Johnson (21, 21) (4, 10) John Robertson Claude Hill Carl 1\-lichner Carl Nordberg !<"red Prochnow Arthur Hill Walter Doose Chester Stark Ed Cramer Don Ha.ll Max Guier Lyman Goss Pre~byterians "-illiam Winberg Wilmette Cafe Harry Sieren (2. 10) (21, 21) Bud .May Manning Powers H. 0. von der Hoff Ted Peterson Pete Lestares ~obert Rogers Frank Rt>ynolds Piere VanDerNorth Brentley Kehler John Moore Donald Boyalston Rotary Club T erminal A. C. "\\"'alter Birmingham (17, 17) (21, 21) Harold Kunzer John Sloan Harold Johnson Victor 'Veldle J. R. Harper Harry Kunzer Schm·ider Bootery (2) .Yerrimacs Trounce C. of C. Diamond · Hopefuls, 6 to 4 By AI Schaefer The Wilmette Chamber of Commerce baseball aggregation suffered the season's first defeat Sunday at the Village Green when Judge Bob McMillan's Merrimacs overcame a threerun handicap, and, with the aid of local misplays, emerged on the long end of a 6-4 score. The set-back was particularly distressing to Bruce Kennedy, southpaw, who hurled good ball but was forced to retire in the eighth inning after a walk, a fatal error and a homer had given the visitors the lead. Kenny, rangy right-hander for the Chicagoans, pitched britliantly after a woozy first inning. He allowed only four hits and one run, and was supported steadily during the last eight stanzas. His four-bagger in the eighth cinched the game for him. In the home half of the first, J anetz opened ·with a scratch single and Porterfield strolled. Smith sacrificed and Boree walked, filling the bases. Liepe'e grounder toward second was · fumbled and J anetz tallied. Baker's single drove home Porterfield and Borre. Kennedy pitched out of danger in the first two frames but the Merrimacs counted in the third. Quan reached first on Borre's error. Flynn tapped to l!.orre and both runners were safe when Baker dropped the throw on a force-play at second. Quartetlo sent Quan in with a sharp single to left. In the fifth Muldowney singled and was sacrificed t.Q ~econd by Quan. Meehan fouled to Kassel but the visitor scored when Liepe fumbled Flynn's grounder. The eighth was a disastrous affair for Wilmette. Quartello walked. Schaefer sacrificed, Borre to Kassel, and the runner went to third on the play when no one covered the bag. Friedman hit to Baker and Quartelto was nipped at the plate. Daly singled to center, Friedman going to third and continuing on home when Janetz heaved the pill over Borre's head. Kenny then socked his homer to right center. scoring Daly ahead of him. Phillips replaced Kennedy and he fanned Muldowney for the third out. In the last half of the eighth Burmeister batted for Smith and drew a pass. Braun ran for him. He went to second on a passed ball, to third on Liepe's infield out and scored on Tagmeier's single to center, Box score: Wilmette AB. .Janetz, cf. . .. ..... .. ... 5 Porterfwld, rf. . . . .... 3 Smith, If. . . ..... . .. ..... . 2 Braun, rf . . . .. . . . ..... ... 0 Borre, 3b. . . . ... ... .. .... 3 Liepe, ss . ..... . .. ... . .... 4 Ka~::;el, lb. . ...... .. ... . . 3 ·ragtmPier, lb. . .......... 1 Baker, 2b. . . ... .. .. ... . 4 Hobin:son, c. .... .. .... .. . 4 Kennedy, p. 3 . Phillips, p. . . . . . . . . . . .1 33 McMillan Merrimacs AB. Muldowney, 2b. ~ .... . .. . . 5 Quan, cf. .... ... . . ........ 4 Meehan, If. . .... ...... ... 5 Flynn, lb . . ... ..... ...... . 5 Quartello, c. . ............ 3 Sc-haefer, ss. . ... ......... 4 Friedman, 3b. . ... .. . . . ... 3 Daly, rf. . .. ..... . .. .. .... 4 Kenny~ p ........... . ..... 4 R. 1 0 0 1 1 1 0 .lt Arthm· Borre Peter Schopen Clarence Lies George Bleser Charles Doetch Joe Bleser Richard Ble~er Hubert Kneckle Ed Bleser Tony Puetz Ridge Electric (13) Will Schinler James Schaefgen Nick .Spies Earle Miller Ed Schildgen Jake Hoffman Adam Phillip~ Uen Thnlman Andrew Thalman New Trie'r AB R H SB H . Thompson, cf. 3 2 0 0 Wolter, lf. 4 0 0 1 Munn, 2b. 4 2 2 0 Borncamp, c. 3 0 0 0 W. Thomp~on, p. 4 2 4 0 F. Smith, 1b. 3 1 2 0 Ru:o;sell, lb. 0 0 0 0 Paulson, 3b. 2 1 1 0 Nelson, rf. 3 1 1 0 Saxton, ss. 3 2 3 1 Deerfield Maestri, 2b.-s~. O'Connor, c. Martin, rf. Rogan, ss.-p. Berube, 3b. Segart, cf. Maloney, lb. Koon, 1!. Magnani, p.-2b. Wagner, ss. SH PO A E 0 1 0 0 1 3 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 6 2 1 0 1 2 0 1 3 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 5 1 1 1 0 0 Q 0 1 0 2 Presbyterian Ridge Electric :\!en's Gym Class III (3) (21, 21) (3, 14) Ed Hill W. Uttenreuther Lowell Todd Harry Stone Emil Salzman Dick Burns Ted Ston tRalph Whitsett Team Standings Herbert Weld Carl Hall Per\J\ron Charles Lauer Lost cent 2 Elliot Thomas Presbrterian~ 0 1000 2 Frank Reynolds Terminal A. C. 0 1000 St. John's 2 0 1000 I. 0. 0. F. II 1 ·1 500 1 'Wilme tte Ice (8) Wilmette Lif~ 1 500 0 2 George Thalman Men's Gym Class II 000 0 2 1\Iax R imer Rotary Club 000 Wilmette Cafe 0 2 Ed Hoffman 000 Ray Chester Ray Meier Arthur Meier Ed Evert Clarence Bodart Max Baker Women's Playground Ball Schedule Opens This Week H. 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 E. 1 0 0 0 1 29 11 13 2 4 21 7 4· AB RHSBSHPOAE 4 1 1 0 0 1 1 1 4 0 2 0 0 4 0 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 1 2 2 0 4 6 0 4 1 1 1 0 1 1 1 3 1 3 0 2 1 1 1 1 1 0 1 0 1 0 0 10 1 0 Wilmette Life (10) Ed Blum Joe Hens Carl Linder Clarence Blum Bill Selby Carl Miller George Moble 0 Robert Blasdell Baptist (11) Frank Guthridge George William!'; Martin Olson Robert Lascelles Earl McDow John Davif' Earl Carlson Ridge Confectionery (13) Yktor Deinlein Milton Guy Peter Bolinen Wendell Phillips Joe Hoffman Harold Schleuter Lawrence W elsf' Ray Hoffman Ralph Klinge Ed Phillip:; Junior A. C. (8) 0 Schneider's Bootery (1) 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Arthur Borre George Bleser 29 5 9 5 1 21 12 2 Peter Schopen New. Trier 4 3 1 0 0 0 3-11 Tony Puetz Harold Bleser Deerfield 0 1 0 1 1 1 1- 5 Clarence Lies Umplre-St John. Earned runs- New Ed Bleser Trier, 11 ; Deerfield, 2. Two base hits- Charles Doetch Saxton (2), O'Connor, Koon. Three· baso George Watson hlts-W. Thompson. First on balls-off Hubert Kneckle Masnanl, 1 ; off Rogan, 2 ; off W. ThompROn, 2. Str:uck otit-by W. Thompson, 6; English Lutheran by Rogan, 3. Lt'ft on bases-New Trier, (13) 6; Deerfield, 8. Wild pitch-Rogan. Bill Melbye Passed balls-Borncamp (2). First base Wallace Starck on errors--Wolter, Paulson, Maestri, Bud May Berube, Koon. Hit by pitcher-by Rogan John Robertson (PaulBon), by W. Thompson (Maloney). Dale Gash 1 0 0 2 1 0 I George Schopen Henry Specht Dick Huck Bob Waters Laurie McHale The follO\ving schedule is announced for the \Vomen's Playground ball league this spring: Games will bP played on Tuesday evenings at Villag~ Green, 7:30 o'clock. Teams reporting more than fifteen: minutes late liable to forfeiture optional with opponents. June 4 \\!omen's Gym Class vs. Roughnecks O'Kays vs. Ponies Horsefeathers vs. XYZ June 11 \Vomen's Gym Class vs. Ponies Roughnecks vs. XYZ O'Kays vs. Horsefeathers June 18 Gym Class vs. Horsefeathers Roughnecks vs. Ponies O'Kays vs. XYZ June 25 Gym Class vs. XYZ Roughnecks vs. O'Kays Horsefeathers vs. Ponies -]. Skidmore. l. 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 4 R. 1 1 0 0 0 6 H. 1 1 1 0 1 4 E. 1 0 0 0 2 0 1 1 o 1 2 o· 0 0 0 2 1 3 8 37 6 Burmeister batted for Smith in the 8th. Braun ran for Burmeister in the 8th. Tagmeier batted for Kassel in the 8th. Base on balls-<>ff Kenny, 3 ; off Kennedy, 2. Struckout-by Kenny, 7; by Kennedy, 6; by Phillips, 1. Home run-Kenny. Umpire-Budach.