The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-09-09
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This is What the Forts "Imp 0rted''
Team Made Yesterday.
ONLY NINE LITTLE GOOSE EGGS.
Tho Dallas Browns Simply Take in the
Fort Worth" to the Tune eli IA to
Without Effort or Kick
Game by Innings.

'SneN ldHueu WlJn LnClr nine, made q
big, general play, and intimated they
would "chaw up Dallas without salt.
The strikers in their behalf were not
wanting, and the betting really stood
strongly in behalfof the Fort. Noneed-
less enthusiasm was lost, however, and
the Dallas nine sat down deliberately 10
see what the Fort had got from st.
Louis, Two or three innings settled
the matter. ANYBODY who
saw the plays knew that
Dallas had got them. In ths
first game Dallas WAS all along in the
lead and could easily have kept so TO
the finish had not Mutually w tn his sore
hands tn game. The S ne Dug NJ to have
stood Sto4n favor VI Dallas by rights, but
Inc fortunes of war decided otherwise.
The Fort Worth people made terrible
KICK and alleged fraud and all manner
OF crookedness in the umpire, but this is
generally the case when bad defeat
happens. The simple fact is, the umpire,
Mr. kelsey, made most admirable decs-
ions throughout, and the unbiased back
ers of the respective mines had not a
word to say in criticism OF him. Dallas
was merely trying its opposition team.
ana held them down in fine style.
But yesterday was the field day. What
Will the Fort say 90 u score Of If to o.?
There was no complaint against the
umpire. 1t was Mr.. j. B. Wagner, of
Louisville, disinterested, shrewd and
lair, aud not a voice was raised against
him during tho game.
The fact is the Fort Worth crowd were
entirely too light. 1t matters not how
much they cost the enterprising Fort,
they can't play ball with tho Browns.
When the Fort wants to beat Dallas
they must go further than st. Louis.
Whether the subject is railroading,
banking or base ballng, the selection
must be more careful in every respect.
Dallas is the North Texas metropolis,
and this fact cannot DO disputed.
We feel sorry for the Fort tonight,
in view of the news of this game,
but let us hope that they will
have better luck when they tackle Gal
weston or Houston, or "some other sea
port town" hereafter. We do not desire
10 crow over our noighbor. Let the facts
speak for themselves.
The following will show the individ-
ual plays through the various innings.
~ Will be seen from that Dallas yester-
day played the most magnificent game
eyer witnessed in North Texas, while
the f0rt, IN It's rural way, utterly failed
10 DO anything. 1t Is useless for such a
ropolltan airs. The Dallas Browns still
remain at the head of the North Texas
CLUBS, as might have been all along cx-
pected.
Dallas First Inning-Murray struck
out; Clark hit TO short, out at first:
Mullaly struck out.
Fort Worth Mappis hit to Crothers.
out at first; Alvoid out ON hy to Mul
laiY; Cross hit over third for two bases
Nolker hit foul fly, which Mullalv
mutied; repeated the hit, and NlullalV
this time held it.
Dallas-Second Inning Crothers hit
a hot liner into Avoids hands; McIlhn-
ney hit to AlvOid, who threw TO first.
and Firle muited the throw: Mcllhaney
first.
Carter hit for base over third: Wilsev
base on balls; Murphy base on balls.
bases being full it forced run in; d.
Mansfield out on foul; Murry hit To sec
ond; out AZ first, leaving three mon on
bases.
Fort Worth Black hits to Mullaly,
VINO lets the ball pass, giving him his
hasei firle hits to Crothers, who puts
Black out at second, Mullughuy struck
out; Crawford hit high one to right
center, which looked like u base hit, but
Murphy made after it like deer and
caught tine ball.
Dallas-Thrd INNING Clark struck
out; Mullaly n base hit; Crothers ont
ON fly to Alvoid; McIlha-
ney hit too short; out at first
Fort Worth-Silch base on balls; Map
pis base hit to left; Avoid hit to Murry,
who threw to first, putting Alvoid out,
and Mcllhaney returning the ball nj
lightning speed to home plato put Out
Sllch, making fine double play; Cross
hit terrific hot liner TO CrOthers, who
took ii in fine style.
Dallas Fourth Inning Garter hit n
hot one TO Alvoid, who failed to stop il;
Wilsey hits to Alyoid, who puts Garter
out at second; Cross in trying TO make a
double play throw wild to first, giving
Wilsey second; Murphy base on balls;
o. Mansfield hits to left center for a
base, bringing Wilsey home; hurry
pops up fly to pitch and sits down;
Clark hits to Alvold, putting Mansfield
out at second
Fort Worth Volker struck ont; Black
hits grounder to McIlhaney, and re-
tires at first; Firle base on balls; Null
loughuy hit to hurry, out AT First.
Dallas Fifth inning -Mullaly base hit
to center; Crothor hit to Crawford, who
threw wild to second 10 catch Mullaly,
giving Mullaly his second; Crother
first; Mcllhanoy hit TO pitcher, who
threw wild to first, Mcllhan0y hold 2
his base; Carter put up fly, wlicJ
tlrle captured; WiIsey struck Uut he
bases being full; Murphy steps up to
the plate and hits the ball away out in
tho high grass for three bases, bringing
three men home; Mansfield hit to Al
void. out at first, leaving Murphy on
third.
Fort Worth Crawford hit Il little one
in front of the plate and got first; Silrh
hit q fly into Wilsey's hands and is out;
Mappis hits u hot one to Crothers, who
held Crawford on second and threw
Mappis out on first Avoid hit to
Crothers and goes out at first.
DallaS-SiNth Inning -Murry, base
hit; CLARK, base hit, bringing Murry
home, stole second and went to third on
passed ball; comes home on Mullaly's
three Dagger over near Scyene; CrotherS
struck out; Carter out on fly to center.
Fort Wogth--Uross hit to second; or,
at first; Nolker struck out; Black .iits
To Crother, out at first.
Dallas Seventh Inning ilsey base
On balls; Murphy, base hit 60 center;
Wilsey going to third; Mansfield pops
up fly, which Firle miifls, letting Will
sey and Murphy home; hurry out on
ny TO Volker; Clark fouls out; Mullaly
struck out.
Fort Worth-Firle hit three times at
the ball; Clark NUTS the third strike,
hut saves his error by throwing him out
at first; Mulloughuy hits to Crothers,
who threw low to McIlhsneyS Null
loughuy holding first; Crawford ont on
NY to Mansfield; Sllch hit little one in
front of the plate, and Clark threw him
out first.
Dallas Eighth Inning 'CrotheIs
struck out; McIihaney hit safe over
nilchnr. Cnrtnr hits ~ IrnMlnrl. WIN