The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-11-04
DALLAS DIAMOND.
First Of The Dallas Series of Bali
Tossing
Results in Victory for the Gulf CITY
Boys
by Score Of Eleven to Eight

The Gulf City C!ub OF Galyes,on. under the I
management OF MIR. Goo. a. Hin, and &C. /
compsnied by number OF their friends
from the Island city, arrived in thecity yas-
tefday morning and we're met at the Uuion |
depot by the representatives of the Browns
OF this city, and taken forthwith to the
Grand Windsor Considerable interest as
manifested throughout the day ia the
proposed games and when the game, the
initial one OF the series, was called at the
fair grounds in the afternoon quite a
large crowd was in attendance to witness
the contest between these two crack clubs
OF the state. The fact that they had met
/ before aud played such an exciting series Of
/ games at Galveston lent renewed interest 10
| the present meetings In Dallas. In Calves
/ ton the Bgowns were victorious Va two
games ont OF three, the third being tie
The game yesterday was called at s p
m, with Galveston man, Mr. Resgan, a.
the umpire. The Browns won the toss
and went to the field first The first inning
virtually settled tse contest, the Galveston
nine getting in four runs, without ever
having hit the ball through the poor play
ing Of the catcher OF the Browns Mr.. Nal.
loughney who contrary to his usual style
OF playing, allowed nearly sll the balls
3 pitched him 10 pass him, and the Cult
Citys to pile up the decisive figure OF four
runs. Four runs IN one inning In such a
close contest, u was impossible
d ITO get oyern during the remainder
, oil the game. The next two innings result.
ed in whltewashes for the Gulf Clly's and
four runs tor the Browns. In the next
three innings the playing was pretty even
q aud the mines were a tie again at the con
Cluson OF the sixth inning. but the Guli
: City's ran away from their opponents dur.
8 ing the remaining six innings, msking siS
$ runs to three by the Browns, and thus win.
ming the game by the score OF eleven u
n eight. After the frs, inning Malloughne,
?, was changed 10 center, then TO lett field
u and his place behind the bat was filled by
Lewis.
1t The following were the respective mines
!. Cult Cty's--FArrell third base; Nc
Kali, center field Boyd first base Chr
~ right field; Murphy, pitcher Keit
8. meir, short stop Flckerson second base
Berkeley, center; Hellenstein, lett field
Browns--Murphy, short stop; Cor
II nail third base; Fisher second base
Mullalv first base Lewis, lel
81 htlN uu CHuktII AuhlAo thhiNN N"NNAt wv
u left huu, Parser, center tdd; Col
d pitcher.
Of Th- following are the SC res OF the var
d Gus innings:
.e COLI Ciys,d, N0IOO2,2 Ill. brown
i- /, @ ], 0 o. l. 1, .. O-.-S
h The Gut Clty's failed TO get on to Colt
~ pitching seemingly until about the ssyent
a inning, but after that batted him with con
n. paratiye ease. The batting by both olul
"A was very poor no home runs being mat
aud very few good base hits even, but q
#. fielding was pretty lair throughout IT.
m game was q far more interesting one tha
L was 20 d one aud the betting was brett
even throughout No specially good
IS striking phys were made by either min
l. though there we're several strklngly POI
ones.
The second game Of the series Of three
~ be PLAYED will occur this afternoon nnd
u, called at $50 o'clock. The mines are veI
~ equally matched and play about the san
ghluu, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 'ho bick1 ~
~ charges that are mutually made about Il
th 'unlairness OF the umpire playing pr
fsssionals," etc. There will doubtless b,
N very large attendance at the grounds III
Ia afternoon should the weather prove PROF
al tious.