The Columbus journal., 1883-07-25
Rase Ball.

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/ The second game between the Key
stones and the Blodgetts was played
at Seward Friday. The Keystone
were accompanied to Seward by ,
humber of friends they were met Al
the depot by deputstions from the
Blodgetts and escorted by the Band te
their hotel quarters, and were 80 hand
somely treated from the first moment
to the last, that they were overcome
The Blodgetts, it seems, know how to
win the score along with the hearts oi
their opponents. A history of the
contest will be interesting to those
who know the game.
| THE RECORD BY INNINGS.
| FIRST INNING-Keystone-L led out
with q groundsr to Brandt, who got 1t to
first In good time; Weaver followed suit
and Hudson fouled out.
Blodgett-Galushs reached first on H am
mock's tumble; Dewing to first on seven
balls; Brandt hit fly to Bear who held it;
Galushs stole third and came home on
Bowers hit; Dewing scoring also; Olen
got to first on F. Wakes tumble; Dixie.
man and Bemis both struck out, leaving
Olen on first.
SECOND INNING-KeystOne- - Hammock
out running on first; {. Wake reached
first and made third on Brandt's wild
throw to first; Bear struck out; Hocken-
berger took first on seven balls; c. Wake
came home and "Hock" took third on
Bemis's wild throw to short stop; F.
Wake struck out.
Blodgett- Alexander failed to get to
first; Englehaupt made two bagger, and
| took third on Galushs's safe hit; Dewing
hit safe for first; Eng slehsupt and Galushs
| both scored on bad throw of C. Wake to
second; Brandt got out at first; De wing
scored on Weaver's passed ball. Bowers
out fly to Weaver.
THIRD INNING-Eeystone- out
foul fly to Bemis; Loeb out on first; Wea-
| yer made second on Brandt's wild throw;
Hudson got out at first, leaving Weaver
| on second.
Blodgett-Olen made \ good nit, but
could not run to second in time, and was
put out; Dikeman and Bemis each sue
ceeded in reaching first, but were both
left Oh bases by Alexander and Engle-
hsupt both hitting wind.
FOURTH lNNING-Keystone-
| reached first but was forced out at Sec
ond by C. Wakes hit to short stop; Bear
| out fly to Brandt; ''Hock" safe to first,
and Wake home on Olen's wild throw to
first; F. Wake reached first, "Hock"
coming home on Bemis's passed ball;
Demoss out fly to Dewing.
Blodgett-Galusha fly out to Bear; Dew
ing the same to Hudson; Brandt reached
first and stopped there by Bowers strik-
ing out.
FIFTH INNING-Eeystone- Loeb fouled
out, Weaver flew out to Brandt, and Hud.
son could not reach first.
Blodgett-Olen reached first; Dikemsn
struck out; Belais reached first; Alexan.
der made a two-base hit bringing Olen
and Bemis home; Englehsupt failed to
run when seven balls were called, and
was put out; Gaiusha hit safe for first,
Alexander coming home; Dewing batted
:he ball under car and lost il; Galusha
home, Dewing having q walk around;
Brandt got to first on Bears wild throw :;
Bowers struck out, leaving Brandt on
third.
SIXTH INNING - KeystOne Hammock
reached first on Alexander's mum, stole
second and came home on &. Wakes safe
hit; Bear and ''Hock" both struck out;
F. Wake out by fine running catch by
Brandt, leaving C. Wake on second.
Blodgett-Olen out fiy to Weaver, good
catch; Dikeman got out running to Sec
ond: Bemis reached first safe; Alexander
flew out to Bear.
SEVENTH INNING -EeystOne - Demoss
took first on seven balls and Loeb fOule
out; Weaver got to first on Brsndt's fun.
bic and went to second on Hudson's hit;
Demoss let = batted ball hit him while
running TO third and was declared out;
Hammock made safe hit bringing Wea-
yer home; Hudson came home on y wild
throw; G. Wake made safe hit, bringing
Hammock home; Bear reached irst and
made second on Hockenberger's safe hit;
Bear ran to third and forced C. Wake of
so he was put out between home and
third.
Blodgett-Englehaupt and Gslusha both
out running to first; Dewing hit safe for
first and was forced to second by Brandt's
hit, but got there safe on Hudson's error;
Bowers reached first. The bases were
now full, when Olsn made fine tw o.base
hit bringing Dewing, Brandt and Bowers
home; Dickman made hne hit sending
Olen home; Bemis closed the inning by
getting out at first.
EIGHTH INNING-keystOne- E. Wake
struck out; Demoss made safe hit, and
went to second on Loeb's hit; Weaver hit
to short stop forcing Demoss out at third;
Hudson out by fine running catch by
Bowers, leaving Loeb and Weaver on
second and third.
Blodgett-Alexander struck out; En-.
glehaupt out fly to left field (F. Wske).
and Galusha failing to reach first, closed
the inning.
NINTH INNING - Keystone Hammock
flew out to Olen; c. Wake the same to
Alexander, and Bear ditto to Englehaupt.
The score now stood IA to in favor Of
the Blodgetts and an inning to spare for
them which was not played.
THE SCORE.
BLODGETr. X. o. KEYSTONE. X. o.
Galusha, p. 3 3 Loeb, lb.... 4
Dewing 1b.... l Weaver -. l 2