Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-09-04
BASE BALL
Fort Worth Wins the Third Game Of the
Series,
A Large Number Of Ladies Go Out to
See the Sport.

changes were made in the Fort Worth
team. Mappes and Moloughney en-
joyed rest while Bell and Harmon
were put on. The crowd was fully as
large as. on either of the preceding
days and a number of ladies graced
the grand stand with their presence
and were interested spectators Of the
play. A large number of
some of them were occupied by prOmi-
nent society young ladies.
The playing was not up to the aver
age of either club and the official
scorer's sheet would show many errors
made i'm the in-feld on both sides.
Cross seemed to be OIL in his play and
unable to get ball in his hands at
times. The visitors found the
ball many times, but the out.field took
care Of most OF the flies. Davis played |
q brilliant game, but was credited with /
one bad mun. Bell, the new player, |
seemed to be a favoTite with the |
crowd, and when he came to the bat |
each time he was applauded and |
called John i. Sullivan He found |
the ball twice, once for three |
Dagger which hit the fence in far right |
field and again for "A terrific drive over |
center field for home run. Davis hit |
for clean home run by driving line |
ball between left and right field
Alvord went into the box at the end of
the third inning and pitched n fair
game. He was credited with n three
base hit. For the visitors McKale led |
at the bat and Greene In the field. |
Black caught in good form for the !
home nine.
Below is the play 10y innings:
FIRST INNING.
Fort Worth at the bat-Alvord out |
on fly TO right field; Black hit be- |
tween first and second and came
around on wild throws; Cross n base
hit; Firle hit for u base; Bell hit for
three bases, bringing in Cross and
Firlc; Volker "A base hit, bringing in
Bell; Harmon his base on balls; Nolker
home on passed ball; Crawford out on
strikes; Harmon out on homo plate,
attempting to come home on passed
ball.
San Antonio ckale his base on
balls; CRrigan a hit; Sandersona hit;
Mckale home on passed ball; Greene
out on fly to Davis; Carigan ont on
home; Flanders out on first side out
for one run.
SECOND INNING.
Davis his base on hit; he was
thrown out on second; Alvord out on
strikes; Black a base hit he was
thrown out at second.
San Antonio-Nan Week his base
on hit; Gahn out on fly to AlvOrd;
Van Week was thrown out at second;
Palmer out on strikes.
THIRD INNING,
Cross out GU fly to center; Firle out
on strikes; Bell out on first.
San Acknowledgment base hit; Nc.
Kale his first on an error by Harmon;
| CRrigan his; Sanderson a hit to
left, bringing i'm Proctor and
| MclSale; Carigan home on a passed
ball; Sanderson out on second; Greene
out on second from short; Flanders out
ON fly to Davis; side out for three runs.
FOURTH INNING.
Nolker his base on balls; Harmon n
base hit; Crawford his base on balls;
Davis out on first; Nolker scored ON
the hit; Firle n three Dagger, bringing
in Harmon and Crawford; Black "a
base hit, bringing in Firle; Cross out
on fly TO pitcher; Firle his base on an
error 10y pitcher; Black out on third
on Bells hit; side out. four runs.
san Antonio-Nan Week out on fly
TO pitcher; Eahn his first on an error
by Firle; Palmer out on fly TO Alvord;
Nahn caught OIL first side ont, no
runs.
FIFTH INNING.
Nolker out at first from pitcher;
Harmon out Mt first from pitcher;
Crawford out on first.
San Antonio-Proctor his first on n
hit. He was thrown out at second
Mcl[ale his base ON balls. He stole
| LII 1.
Sanderson hit ball and Carigan was
declared out for being hit with the
ball. McKale scored on the hit. San
derson was caught mapping ON the
FIRST.
SIXTH INNING.
Davis bit hard one to short and
died ut first; Alvord out on strikes;
Black out on fly To short.
san Antonio Greene his base on
three strikes, and second on the passed
} ball; Flanders his base on AN error by
Cross; Van Week out on fly to Davis;
Greene was thrown out on home plate:
Nahn out on fly to Cross.
SEVENTH INNING.
} Cross base hit; he stole second;
: Firl0 out on first from second; Bell
faced the pitcher and lifted one clear
over center lielder's head bringing in
Cross and scoring a clean home run,
? amidst great applause from the grand
stand; Nolker his base on balls; he
2 was thrown out ON second; Harmon
= popped one into center field and the
side wBs out for two runs.
= san Antonio-Palmer out ona fly Il
! Davis; Proctor out on first; McI<ale q
2 base hit; he stole second; Carigan hi
4 one to Harmon who mulied 1t; San.
4 deTson forced Carigan out ON sec
g ond and the side retired.
l EIGHTH INNING.
Crawford u base hit; Davis faced tl,t
pitcher and hit terrific one between
. left and center field, making hom,
run, while the crowd in the granC
stand yelled themselves hoarse: Al
L word out at first from short Black hi
# firston an error by the pitcher; he go
,. around home on wild throws and
a passed bali; Firle tire, Dagger: Bel
: out ON fly to secoud.
u SR0 Acknowledgement his base OF
y balls Flanders base hit: Van Vleol
Z hit to left and Davis muiied the ball
G but Greene was forced out at third OF
D the hit; Flanders scored ON will,
j. throw; Nahn out al first Palmer has
G hit, bringing in Van Week; Proctor ,