. The badger . Athletics Record of Games Games Playe d, 18; Won, 11; Lost, 7 Wisconsin 2; Norte Dame 9 Wisconsin 2; Armour Institute 4 Wisconsin 4; Campion College 3 Wisconsin 8; Carroll College 2 Wisconsin 4; Northwestern College 1 Wisconsin 3; Indiana 1 Wisconsin 1; Purdue 6 Wisconsin 4; Indiana 2 Wisconsin 4; Northwestern 3 Wisconsin 1; Illinois 2 Wisconsin I; Minnesota 6 Wisconsin 6; Northwestern College 2 Wisconsin 3; Chicago 2(11 inn.) Wisconsin 5; Chicago 4(10 inn.) Wisconsin 2; Purdue 3 (14 inn.) Wisconsin 2; Northwestern 4 Wisconsin 5; Illinois 2 Wisconsin 7; Minnesota 4 THE SEASONS A
. The badger . Athletics Record of Games Games Playe d, 18; Won, 11; Lost, 7 Wisconsin 2; Norte Dame 9 Wisconsin 2; Armour Institute 4 Wisconsin 4; Campion College 3 Wisconsin 8; Carroll College 2 Wisconsin 4; Northwestern College 1 Wisconsin 3; Indiana 1 Wisconsin 1; Purdue 6 Wisconsin 4; Indiana 2 Wisconsin 4; Northwestern 3 Wisconsin 1; Illinois 2 Wisconsin I; Minnesota 6 Wisconsin 6; Northwestern College 2 Wisconsin 3; Chicago 2(11 inn.) Wisconsin 5; Chicago 4(10 inn.) Wisconsin 2; Purdue 3 (14 inn.) Wisconsin 2; Northwestern 4 Wisconsin 5; Illinois 2 Wisconsin 7; Minnesota 4 THE SEASONS AVERAGES Batting Averages Fielding Averages A. B. H. Pet. E. Pet. Hoppert 44 14 .318 55 8 .855 Herzog 45 12 .261 67 6 .910 LiDDLE 43 11 .256 23 2 .913 RULE 42 10 .238 112 2 .982 Bragg 40 9 ,225 141 4 .972 Slaby 25 5 .200 28 4 .857 JEWETT 50 10 .200 31 4 .871 Boulware 41 8 .195 16 2 .875 Neuenschwander .. 27 5 .185 32 5 .844 Roach 30 5 .167 9 0 Moon 14 1 .071 18 2 .889 2 3 5 Athletics. The baseball season of 1914 was one ofthe most successful in the history of theschool as the team not only ended well upin the front—in third place—but gave thestudents a brand of baseball that kept themon their feet all the time. Such high classbaseball had not been seen on Camp Randallfor some time, and the students showedtheir appreciation by overflowing the standsat every game and giving us the supportthat no Wisconsin team has ever had be-fore. The team had a fighting chance forthe championship all through the season,and was the most feared of any in theleague,as we broke even with Illinois, the Confer-ence Champions, defeated Chicago, theteam that won second place, in two extrainning games, and took two games fromIndiana, spoiling their chances for the cham-pionship. But, unfortunately, several otthe teams in the second division caught usoff form and we had to be content with thirdplace. The good showing of the team was due ina large part to the great pitching of Neuen-schwa
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