Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-12-03
BALL rossERs.
Tb Dallas BrowB Stockings beh, '"'
Fort worth Nationals In Cioso
and Exciting Gainc.


The match game OF base ball NJ the
Tort Worth Driving park yesterday,
h.t ween the Dallas Blown stockings
and Fort Worth Nationals, was WIZ
messed by about five hundred people,
who saw the best exhibition OF the
national game ever played In TINS
citv. The Dallns boys Won byA score
of < TO 8 without playing Their last hali
or the ninth inning. They became
ratified i'm lie first inning, and through
some costly errors allowed the fort
Worth bows To score five runs, ouly
Two OF which were earned, but after
Ills they PLAYED In splendid form. not
.linvIny nunthor run to DO scored
against them. "A
Eirst inning. ---Ingraham led OIL
with n bnse hit followed by Geise and
crawford, scott going out ut first.
Morrison hit hard and brought IN TWO
men. Henry was the second man put
ont. and Slatterly aud Brooks made
bnse hits. Brown was The third man
out. leaving Brooks ON third. For the
Browns, Carroll secured an unearheu
run; Murray, Slockweil ana Lewis
putting the side out, win flsher ieit
on second.
second inning. This inning was
marked with sharp fielding ON botn
sides, no errors or runs being scored;
Third inning Morrison hlth hard
one to third, which Lewis iumbied,
hut got to first In the mex oil Tune
TO put the striker out. Henry ana
Slattery followed suit, and another
goose egg was Tailed for the Nationals.
For the Browns, Monand hit TO short
right field, but Geise ficlded the ball
To first In time to put hum ,ut. Car
roll made base hit to left field and got
to second on passed ball, ana came
In on base hit by Stockwell 10 the
same place, Murray In the meantime
going out at first. Stockweil was
thrown out while stealing to third
Fourth inning. BROOKS hit toshort
stop aud was thrown out at INST
Brown and Ingraham went out On
short flies to Mutually, and the SIDE
scored another goose egg. The Dhllas
boys scored another run In this inning.
Fisher was thrown out on first from II
sharp hit TO Henry on third. Lewis
made two-bnse hit and scored ON "A
base hit by Mutually. Blakeney and
Rawlings then put the side out on
strikes. The score now stood 10 in
favor of Fort Worth, but IL was evi
dent that the Dallas boys were play
ing in better lorm and the game be
came ry exciting.
Fifth inning-Ueise led of with n
threc-bnse hit, and Fort Worth stock
took rise, but the most brilliant
fielding of the game in this inning re-
tired them for one more goose.cgg.
Morrison went out on foul tip,
Murray made IA beautiful catch of Il
red-hot liner from Crawford, and
Blakeny captured "a long-ily 10 center
field from Scott, leaving Gcise on
third. Monund led or for the Browns
it'll base hit. Murray made Il base
hit TO left field, and sent Munand TO
third. Carroll went out on II fly 10
scott. Murray was thrown out AT
home-platc While trying to score on II
base Int from Stockwell, and Fisher
put the side out by being caught at
first.
Sixth innlng-Henry, Brooks and
Brown were retired In one-two-three
order, and another whitewash was
scored for the Nationals. For the
Bfowns Lewis retired on II fly To Scott
Mullaly secured first on n base hit over
second base, and Blakeny knocked n
beautiful hy to Brown in right field,
who muiied IL, and Mullnly scored.
Rawlings and Monand put the side
out.
Seventh inning-The Dallas nine
were now leading by one run, and
playing In fine form, and il was al
most dollars To cents they would win
the game. Ingram hit hard To center
field In this inning, but the ball some
how or other got near Blakcny, and
he grabbed IL In fine form. Gcise fol-
lowed with II two-base hit, but was
left there, AZ Blakeny took another fly
from Crawford, and Carroll one from
Scott. Another goose egg for Fort
Worth. Carroll secured n run inning
for the Browns, Murray, Stockwell
and Fisher going out in succession.
Eighth inning-Morrison Henry
and Slattery again blanked the Ma
uOnals, Lewis went out at first for
the Browns. Mullaly followed with II
home run, while he should have been
stopped Mt third. Rawlins scored on
bare hits by Monnnd and Carroll,
Blakcny and Murray putting the side
side out.
Ninth inning Brooks struck out,
Brown made u base hit, but was left
ON second, Ingram going out At
first, and Geise popped another
over into the hole in center
field. This finished the game.
Geise and Scott TODD the honors in the
field for the Nationals. Blakeney,
Carroll and Mullaly doing the same
for the Browns. Geise and Carroll
led IN batting for their respective
sides. The general play OF the
Browns after the lirst inning was ex-
celleni and they piuckily fought for
the lead IN mn uphill game. The bat
teries of both teams did fine work, but
the Dallas boys managed to bunch
their hits when they needed them.
lt was intended to play another
game this afternoon Mt the track, but
instead the Nationals will 20 10 Dali
iiis next SUNDAY. Meanwhile 1t IL ex-
peeted that they vii! receive some first
class reiiliorcements, as arrangements
are now being made 10 that end.
Below Is the summary ofyesterday's
game.