Daily Republican., 1882-09-02
Our BOYS WIN.
.,.NOE BEATEN BY OUR
TEE T1S YEsTERDAK = -OrHEH
B0As GAMRs.

oo.. game of the season WA
The nue. nsa.",sTday afternoon on the
plAyea ..yyset grounds and was witnessed
Union s%' ,r oue thousand persons. The
BY nesriy "a between Our Boys and tht
OOntoSs w'' II was the fourth game be.
itaa" these two clubs TINS sea season =, nv .hS
WEI ssa balance had won eacn o. tne
. the ..wss. DUS the game yesterday was
three ganU ann With favor by lovers OF
lOokess Jp' Those who Witnessed the
base OS,S a.a,O well pleased and If the va
pne y1iU ,1Ss of the city play similar
tOus VtSSv ,SSv will be patronized by the
gtIes 'uTI Tbe Our Boys played a good
paDnO' ths;r fielding being unusually
pns'b but M they were trife weak ~ the
goo, SiIs SIs M the Defiance did some heavy
ea WAN y and lost the game by numerous
hMnk IN %" the field. Both Gross and
eisIs eSs,rsa az allied the position of pitcher
lsavS ". ,vsspective clubs, with credit to
tsinS tssias.Ivss ICps as well as being an honor
y iatIlsTr'I MI respective names. Ocheltree
2 y .ass. sssorves credit for the number OF
aIOS1'S NJ assisted in putting out, and the
Hsu sINos ny who sent up a shout, when.
auu.IIS I1ScSsltree grasps the bat, should
~ ~. from the unmanly habit and give
SI",'u w. nraise rather than censure. ,
nir iSr.Ri"sndefer caught for Our Boys and
.,.T.J ull wall He was relieved at inter-
PIsTu pns hv bromley who has won many
nS ,sa,Ss ~ bv his good playing, together
liSHG W. Dorros and Simpson, from clubs
s,I ", II I the city and are quite an addi-
Cu'Vt , ~ n. club to. which they belong.
you o%uSOu' y TL Higgins and Weller covered
SIIr .Ssir Sase, in good style, but Weller
@ VIA one or two bad errors. For the
r.SS r.Ssncr Conwell did the most effective
D.E ~ il, tbs field, while Shields and
WTIostsy viH did the heavy batting. The
,.ms nll III through was sharply play ed
." Nh sides and both clubs have made
w m,Dv Ov' friends. The following players
rOnEituhth mines;
O'T.S 'NT."SSsUcs-Cross, pitcher; Conwell,
Ant S SsSe Bridgman, right field; Nc
G TsII an sbCrt stop; Shields, catcher; Shell
i ~ ,scond base; silcox, third base; Ma
lcusy, centre field; McCloskey left
AIrN' Grr Boys-''Bronley," right field;
y,tnalI centre; Weller, third base;
Siaban, short stop; Geisedefer, CATCH
~ Doris, left field; Higgins, second
Sa,e, Simpson, first; Ochletree, pitcher.
ma Our Boys won the toss, took
ma field and the Defiance Club
Vsut to the bat. Cross fouled out; Con-
nail reached first on Stidham's error ;
Bddreman knocked agrounder to short
and made first; Mccall struck out ;
SbIsldS made a two base hit, which
iOuVbt COnnell and Bridgman home =;
Shelley hit 10 Weller and was retired at
int closing the inning with two runs
MdShields left. "BrOmley" opened for
AOOur Boys, by taking his base on
balls and reached third on a clean hit
bhght by Tatna'l.
Weller went out on a fly to Cross and
Shdham tOuled out. Geisendefer
nOCkeda fly TO centre, which was
mufsd by MalOney, thus allowing him
. to reach first aud Bromley" and Tat
nall scored; Dufis made a safe hit and
GeiSendeier vent home; Higgins knock.
eda fly to MCClOskey, at LETT field, and
the club was retired. In the second
inning neither club scored. III the
third inning the Defiance were retired
b one two three order, while their op.
lunentS scored four runs as follows:
Atnall was caught on a fly to Bridg.
AiD Weller reached first ON AL error Of
hagman and stole third; Stidham
iNt his base on balls; Geisendefer hit
@SiIcOx and was put out at first and
Weller scored; Doris made first and
EHdham came home through an error
y Gross; Doris reached home and Hig-
Ennined first on a bad error by Silcox
simpson lad three strikes, the last one
hgmuted by Shields, who threw
wildly to first, allowing Higgins to
Scle and Simpson to get his base I;
Ocltlree hit to Cross and was retired
GHnt
The fourth inning, Skelley reached
kcond on the third strike, which was
ni1'ed ny, BY GeiSendefer ; S!lcox hit to
VcAeltree and was retired at first Ma.
aleI bit TO Weller and reached first,
lutSEellsy, who attempted to steal
oas " Sput out McCloskey made
excellent two-base hit to centre,
nnglIg MalOney home Cross and
O0nel reached first and, McCloskey
@IsG 90 Wsller's error Brldglnan
saea the inning on a fly to Weller +;
~ hOyS were retired without q run,
% utn me score stood I to 8 in favor .ot
~ boys and the balance nf the
~o was close and exciting.
Ile Defiance were retired in the fifth,
W. seventh and eighth innings with
nGiton, while Our Boys made one
.1a a t9e NTH and another in the 7th.
le ninth inning the excitement was
saI 'aS; sllcox struck out; Maloney
Gv.I rGSG Va arst on a good hit to right, fol-
y. "% Oy good hit to left by McClos-
%NOSS reached first on error of
sslues' s,s At this point three men
N, Ssy1 u bases and only one man out,
ASi, avI Vulnell knocked a long fly to
,Ius,. r, which was nicely taken, but
rSSsy SuSy succeeded in getting heme;
O'ag SSaaa reached first and McCloskey
uUa T. Wsller's error. Mccall hit
M diuS ~ Who threw it to first base
o game was ended amid cheers.
'"re oy innings is as follows:
rROE:''''',..2 0 o 90 0 2-7
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