Daily Republican., 1882-08-31
THIRD EDITION.
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August Flower Of Wo05b beffg,l N. Js
was Witnessed by larges number,0I
persons, who were we'll pleased with
the playing OF both nines, ,partieu II
the last six innings, In the first three
innings the visitors played !irather =
loose game which gave Our Boys .
decided lead which they maintained
throughout.tbe, remainder ofth0RamB
Peter Mosshrook, Of 0odburyi N ~,
umpired ,She game In satisfactory
manner, in FACT he was considereI the
best man that has occupied that posi-
tion III this soity this season, His rda0i.
sions, were accepted without . muTmuI
and Tho game WAS condu6 .in rigKI
good style. The visitors were q fine
looking set of young men and; there
behaviour, both on the ground and
while in the city, was of the best and
their, reputation in. this. .eityhas been
clearly established. The following are
the players: 20 .5i.s'a @a'r t''S' '''
August F4cwer-southafd,' third
base; Davis, first; Morgan, second
Watkins, centre field; oMadden,.j Lett
Rsndrickson, pitcher, Crowley, catcher;
Cooper, short stop; McClellaPn1}d, right
Our Bdys@BroomI 1sft feld; Tat
nall centrei Weller, third base; Std
ham, short stop; Gsisendefer, catcher;
Doris, right fieid;Higgins, second base;
Simpson, first base; Ocheltree, pitcher,
The following is the result sof.Jtha
game in detail; 8 .-t .-s-a '',
Our Boys won the toss and took the
field, and The visitors went to the bat.
Southland hIt to short and put out on
first; Davis made good hit to left,
made second aud reached third on a
good hitto right by Morgan who reach
ed first and stole second. Watkins hit
to Ochletree and made first, Madden
struck foul and Morgan failing to run
back to his base wae decided out. The
striker then hit between second and
third and made, first on an error by
Weller, stole second and reached third
on passed balls; ,HsndriCkson took his
base on balls, took second on passed
balls and Madden attempted to steal
home but was caught by 0cheltree.
OursBoys led off with a safe hit to
short by Bromley; TatnAll... followed
with a good hit to right, made first and
took second 'wher1 the batl was thrown
to third. Bromley and Tatnall scored
passed ball. Weller and Stidham
both hit to short and put out ou first;
Geisendefer knocked hot liner to
Cooper, who clutGhed it, with9a frmt
grasp and the home club retired. .'
Intbe second inning Hendrickson
and Cooper struck out and Crowley
was patout at first by a short hits tor
Ocheitree. .,s.. .. .,,-.. ...-,-,.,,i o,'i q
Doris made base hit, reached sec
ond and third on passed balls and was
brought homesby "a good hit to centre
by HiggnS; Simpson. hit to right, made
first, forced, Higgins to second wRowas
put out; 0cheltree hit to SHORT, made
first on error of Cooper, Simpson ii reach
ing third and scoring on hit or Broom.
ley who made first aud reached second
on wild throw by Crowley; Tatnall sent
o daisy over the centre falder's head, J,
brought two men home, reached third
and came home opa fly ball Knocked
by Stidham who, was caught out,
Weller was also put out On q +. fly to
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In the third inning the visitors were
retired without run. H' -" . va. va, %. u,
Geisendefer hit to left, made, frstl
and by numerous errors reached third; 1
Doris made hot hit to third and nnadel
first, Higgins fouled OUT; Simpson hit |
to second made first and Geisepdefer
scored and Doris reached third -0chel.
tree struck out, Bromley reached first
by short hit and on error of Crowley,
when Doris ran home and by repeated
errors Simpson scored and Bromley
reached third; Tatnall made another
good hit to right, reached second and
Bromley came home; Weller made
first on hot liner to HendricksOD, Std
ham hit to left and made second on an
error; Geisendefer hit to short, made
second when Weller and Stidham came
home; Doris made q safe hit to left,
made second and Geisendefer scored;
Higgins was. retired at first and Doris
left on second.
In the fourth and fifth innings both
clubs retired In one, two, three order.
Sixth inniug--Davisitook his base on
balls; Morgan hit to Stidham made first
and reached third on q passed BALI \
caused by wild lpitch of sOcheltree,I \
when Davis sGored; Watkins hit to
Weller, who threw the ball home to
CuJ On MOIkduS uub Ab oJEutA GoIoou-
defer and Morgan scored; Madden went
out by fly ball to Tatnall;t Hendrick-
son hit to Weller, made firsE and Nor
gan reached home; Crawley hit to sec
ond and made first; Cooper sent fly to
Tatnall and Morgan ran to second, the
fly was caught and Morgan put out at
first before he got back.
The home club were retired with two
men on bases without run.
Seventh-CoODer went out on q fly TO
Bromley; McClellRnd took his base on
balls, stole second and third; Southland
was also given his base on balls, stole
second, when Doris was allowed to go
to first on balls; McCielland came home
on a passed ball and Southland scored
by wild throw: Morgan went out on a
fly to Doris; Watkins was retired in q
similar manner by Stidham and Davis
left.
Tatnall made q safe hit, reached
first; Weller made q two base hit 10
right field; Stidham reached first on al
short hit and and Tatnall scored; Gel
sendefer hit to third, made first and
Weller scored; Doris hit to short; put
out at first and Stidham scored; Hig-
gins wentout oD a fly to Madden; Simp-
son hit to centre, reached first and Gel
sendefer scored; Ocheltree was retired
by fly to Hendrickson and Simpson
left. ,.r ",'' -
ghth-Maaden knocked fly toll
Simpson, who muffed it, but picked it
up quick, threw it to first in time to put
the striker out; HendricksOn(
reached first on short hit and |
made third on wild throw; Crowley
fouled out; Cooper made q two base hit |
over the center tielder's head, and Hem
Erickson scored; McClelland was caught
out on fly and Cooper was left.
The home nine were retired without |
a run with W ei1eF 9ad s55giit3 s55ii Ham on
bases. -. -.,.t. rr
Ninth-At this point the score stood
10 to in favor of Our Boys. Southland
grasped the ash and was retired at first;
Davis was given his base on balls, also
MORGAN Whan tho fnrvn ran oh I'D Al |