The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-10
ANOTHER VICTORY.
DALLAS 81; FORT WORTH a.
Is the Way the Score Stands IN the Third
Game Between the Dallas and
Fort Worth Teams-Other
Sporting News-Etc.

Base Ball.
DALLAS BROWNS vs.. FORT WORTH "fM-
PORTED TEAM"
The Fort Worth people who imagined
that the game of ball between the Dallas
Browns and the Fort Worth team on
Monday, was the result of a "trick" or
foul play or some other unwarrantable
proceeding can now "requies cat In
pace" The Browns piled up even
worse defeat yesterday afternoon
against their "frontier" adversaries.
The score Of IA to ion Monday and q to
4 on yesterday ought to establish one
fact if II establishes anything and that
Is that Dallas has by far tho finest nine
and one Of the finest in the South. 1t is
an Old trick to cry "uniai rnoss" and
FRAUD and swear that tho umpire was
biased and blind out the DISTINGUISHED
VINO witnessed tni, series of games be-
tween Dallas and Fort Worth are out
spoked III their praise of the general
FAIRNESS, solid playing and gratifying
| results OF all three Of the struggles. The
fOrt merely Overratcd itself. II took
gas for substance aud got left. Their
imported team simply ran against a
much better one.
Still the Fort has fine nine. They
are capable of doing splendid work.
| with Il little more training with such II
nine as the Browns have, they will be
u hard team to beat. The Browns have
given them every opportunity in this
series to learn something Of the "Na-
tlonal game" and with this training
they ought to do some effective playing
down south on their tour.
Tho report, by the way, from Fort
| Worth yesterday, that tho manager of
| the Fort Worth nine had tclephOned
home that Mondays game was thrown.
appears not 10 have been true. The
manager denies to have SO telephouci.
II is n little singular iusthere that when
tho Browns beat a visiting team, the lat
| ter's friends at once cry "thrown OIL"
There was good attendance upon the
game yesterday, and although betting
was Hat, the interest In the struggle was
Keen and sustained throughout. Dallas
put in its strong battery, Crothers and
Murphy, who maintained their we'll
known regulations as OF old. Crothers
struck out nine men, and did
magnificent work i'm other respects.
Murphy got hurt in The fifth inning and
Clarke took his place. Clarke is one of
the prettiest catchers, rs well as Upton
general players, ever on our grounds,
and held Crothors down in fine style.
Crawford did good work in the box for
Fort Worth, and was ably assisted by
Bell, and afterwards MUloughuey be-
hind the bat.
Among the notable plays of tho day
was fine two-base hit bv Murphy, in
the third inning, long catch in the
same inning by Wilsey, q big three
Dagger by Murphy in tho fifth, an
equally fine one by Bell in the sixth and
q pretty running catch by Murray in
the eighth inning.
The game was not however, distin-
Euished for specially fine PLAYING,
though not showing any very striking
errors. 1t was good average, strong
tussel, and was enjoyed to tile finish, bV
the large number of spectators.
The tie game of Sunday,will be pla ,ed
oil ON some subsequent date after both
clubs return from their tour Of the State.
President Klein aud Manager McNealns
can congratulate themselves ON the tcam
they now have, and are entitled to credit
Tor the handsome manner in which they
back the boys" AZ any and all times.
The appended score will Indicate the in
dlNldual playing of tho respective clubs
Yesterday: