The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1877-08-22
STARS w. son



either side, The catcher of the Denl-
sons In one instance allowed him.
self TO lose hs temper nj some re-
mark of bystander which IL the
worst thing u bali player can DO ia
fact the first lesson base ball player
should learn Is 10 pay no attention to
outside parties.
First innlngs, Stevens Fields and
Meyers were retired in one, two, three
order, thereby laying upa little goose
egg.
The Blue Stockings then grasped
the willow, and before they were put
out scored three runs.
Second innings. Compton hit to
first. Drew made II two,base hit to
left field, bringing in Compton. Hcaly
brought Drew in by hit to first. Mitch
ell then went out on fly, Flynn fol-
lowed by fine hit TO left which
brought in Healy, but Flynn got ont
ut home plate. Side out
Wallace hit to short stop, who field
cd it to Drew on first, and Wallace re-
tired Butler then stepped up, but
dropped II fly into Fields hand, aud he
bowed out gracefully Mullen follow
cd suit with II fly to Mitchell. Side
out and a goose egg for Deuison,
Third innings-Stevens ont Mt frat,
Fields got to first, when Myers got out
on IA fly, and Compton followed suit
Another goose egg for the Stars, Sill.
ley hit II sky-scraper TO Mitchell, who
pnrposely dropped it to force "A run he
then sent it to Healy on second, who
mu0cd A slide in on third caused a
cessation Of the game to read rules
Decision, not out. This hurt Dallas
and the Sox got in five tallies before
they were retired.
Fourth iunmgs--Drew out ON n foul
and lIealy and Mitchell on flies, luidup
another goose egg. Denison stepped
up and Mullen, Milliken and Hanna
ali went out on flies to Mitchell and
Field aud HeaIy, the latter making "a
double play. Whitewash for Den.
nisun.
Fifth innings--ln this inning Dallas
failed to score ngaih. Good play was
made by Mullen and Sexton. Side
out. Mills, FOR the SoX, took first on
three strikes he was the only one got
in, the next three being retired in one,
two, three order.
Sixth innings Resulted in one tally
by Drew, for Dallas, and also one for
DenisOn.
Seventh lnniugs-Stevens out on fly.
Mitchell got in by bad throw 10y Sex
ton to pitcher, and in squabble with
m outsider Sexton let Flynn steal in.
Two taIlies.
Hanna hit long fly to field. Wal.
lace made n fine hit, bringing in
Hanna. Dunn and Sexton retired on
first.
Eighth Innings-Iu this innings
Dallas pulled up three tnllies 10y heavy
batting 10y Compton, Myers and Drew.
n wild throw of Dunn to first let in
two men. Butler capturing n good fly.
Ninth lnniugs-l was now or never.
The Dallas boys rallied but only got
in two tallies, and the Denison boys
then went in and made three more.
Score--Uallns: eleven runs, eleven
errors, fourteen base hits.
Denison: Seventeen runs, twenty
errors, five base hits.
The game was lost by the Dallas
nine, owing to the fact that they were
without catcher, which has always
been the weak point in the
nine. They outbatted and out
tielded the Denison niue, but they
had fine catcher, which is half
the battle. Drew, Compton and the
field all played well, and the nine ia in
fine condition, with only a catcher
lacking The Deni5on boys play well,
and have good discipline, which is
everything. Three cheers were given
at the conclusion of the game by both
clubs. The return game will be played
some time next month.
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