The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-06-12

Lock Dooorto the @. Louis Brown
etooklnGo An Unoafn0d Run
oiving louisville the Victory.

Fossnne deserted 81. Louis for Louisville
Friday, enabling the Gr.ys Z" seore
victory over tie Esovns on he ball 6eld BY ,
pne to nothing. Latham Tailed for Louis .
v,lle in the sixth inning BY being sent Z"
(;ns On called ballA Wild throw by ClapP
10 catch him at second and Halls long ny
to right which Blong secured. The rim
va. scose,l before single base hit had been
made. Nichols pitching was very 6ns.
three Of the four base hits charged against
him heing made in the last inning, after
the game was won. Devlin's pitching was
.i.s superb. and Snyder supported him in
splendid style. Rom-oa anil Shseiisr
covered Themselves With glory BY brilliant
catches in the oaifi-Id. Hague and Latham
alan did splendid work in the field for
Louisville. Dorgan led 1t the bat with =
double and single, bat was very nnfortu-
nate on the bases. his daring attempts 10
steal going uurevarded. Aboat l.taO pen
pie witnessed the conses,, which was un-
Usually exciting.
THE GAME.
Prompsly at 4 O'Clock Frank Wash, who
had again hen selected ~ umpire, called
splay," and hprgan DRIVE a ay out ."
Crowley, which was held. Clapp sent
bnunsier direct tn Latham, snd retired, bu,
Mc(3eary got in . beauty tn center. lie
reached second ~ (;rrhardt dropped
Sayder's fine throw, but vss left there,
Baisinis very high ny back OF second
being veil taken BY Gerhardt Latham
opened for Louisville With . long drive to
CENTER, and Remsen made one Of his beau-
tifrl running catches Hague was Disposed
Of by Mc(;eary and Dehlman, and Hall
wa sent to first On called balls. only to be
left, Nichols and Dehlman retiring Ger
h.rAt Al first. In the second inning Fore
wss thrown out At lint BY Hague, Remson
Wa sent TO first On three halls. Bions re-
tired on three strikes. and Remson was
caught BY Snyder and Craver in . feeble
attempt to steal second. ""'xan elected .
round Of applause for h,s . .iliant running
catch Of Craver's foul bound. Nichols
| induced Shaeiser to strike out, hut Mc(;eary
muied his easy bounder, and Jim vas left,
Force making fine catch Of Snyder's
difficult 6y. Bloag started the third
inning with hot bounder to Craver, which
Vas 6rst partially stopped BY Devlin, and
was thrown out. Nichols hit direct Il
Latham, and Devlin did Likewise. Aftel
Crovley's foul ~ had escaped ClsPP, b
vas headed Or ii 6ns by Force, Latham
foul fly was captured BY CiapP. and Hasu'
struck out.
rP 10 THIS FONT
the batting had been extremely weak, n
safe hits being credited to Louisville, an
only one to 81. Louis. DorKan, hoveve'
drove 6erce one 10 left for two bases, bu
, Vas given ont for not touching 6nt
Cispr ~ to right field wa held BY Sbae
Ger, and Mc;e.ry was disposed Of BY Ger
hardt and Latham, Dorgsn's splendid hi
amounting TO nought. The inning opene'
. auspiciou.ly for LouisvilIe, Hall for tn
second time being sent to first On hall
and reaching second On passed ball. Gel
! hardt hit direct to Dehlman, and resiret
: Hall reaching third. Craver's sharp fou
, tip xas splendidly held by ClaPp, and Ha
. Wa left, - Remaen cared fos Shaeders Ay
the applause vss deafeniny. Batsin led o
, in the 9th inning With foul 6y, vhic
. Shaefer gobbled on the dead run. Fors
Vas again kelded out ut 6rss in excelles
style BY Hague, and Shaefer disPosed {
Remson On foul bound. Devlin drove
long one to left center, and Remson TN
il in. Nichols induced Snyder to strik
. out, and be and Dehlmsn fuEnis bed Grow
ley With back seat.
The sixth inning opened Brilliant
With slendid catch BY Shaeiier On Biong
E long ay. Nichols uss disposed Of b
E Hague and Latham, bat Dehl'uan reache
, 6ns running and the slow 6elding Of Ora
, yer, only to die II second BY one Of Sn.
= des's swift and accurate throws to Gerhar'
Nicholls' Wild pitching allowed Latham
reach 6ns. Hague, after two strikes, 6e
out 70 Remsea. Latham than started 4
. second, and, on Clapps Wild throw, reachs
third, coming home On Halls long q.
which Bione held. Gerhsrds retired Of
. foul bound 10 Ciapp The errors .
Nichols and Clapp were 20 costly ~ to
GIVE TINE LOUISVILLE A Run,
!, although up to this point they had y
. made . base his. DOrgan opened Il
y q wealth inning with scorcher. To Hagu
r and wa thrown out Al 6ne; in his Dc
pesa,e attempt to reach that bag, Mike
A spike caught in Lathams uniform. tesriI
. il 70 badly % to render visit to the dre~
y ing-room necessasy. the game being d
Y layed for about ten minutes. On resum
y ing Clapp sent mp . difficult ~ to sho
lriGht seld, which ShaefIsr a,niIed; n
Oeary advanced him 10 second on beaut
over short; Bassin v.s not equal to ii
, lemerkeaey, retiring On . foul boun
= splendidly taken By Snyder, and - Ge'
: hardt and Latham disposed Of Force
spleod,d chance to set in . couple q
rum vss Lost. Cssver got in the Stss b.
" hit for Louisville, 6ne drive to left, b
= vss easily Disposed Of in attempting I
steal secoad, Nichols and Dehlma
!, headed Shae6er which NcGeary nufe
70 and Battens bod throw after . 6se 81
gave Snyder frss Tie Deylin second, b
both we're left, - Joe Immediately afta
= wards cared for Csovleys ~. In d
= eighth inning Reaaea fell IN easy victim.
.'' Geshardt and Latham. Hague and Ii
;" ham treated Blosg in the same way, q