The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1885-09-17
THE AUSHINS bun MED.
COMES OUT VI0TORl-
GUS.
& Lively Game with a Score OF
IL to ID.

W. Fowler was the llrSt to the Dat, |
and managed TO make his first. j.
Fowler followed, but retired on the
irst. Clarber followed next,
and gracefully retired on the
first. II. Petty came next and by a
clever lick gained his first and brought
in W. Fowler Il. Petty then retired
On the first. and the PettytOwns took
the field.
Dat, and by a daisy cutter to the night
gained his first. Burns came
next and by a clever HEX to center
field got his first and brought IN
Kueechler. Miller came next, and
made first by bad muff on the part
OF the FIRST baseman. Miller'S lick
in Burns from the third.
Connolly, the faithful, retired on the
first. Whiti5 then knocked fly over
the second base but it was mutfed
and he got his first and brought in
Miller. Gregory then retired the nine
on first base.
Bomen, the fat man, went to bat
and the iielders spread out anJlclpat-
ing a sky-scraper, but unfortunately
B0men retired on three strikes; N.
Petty followed and got his first by
a daisy cutter to centre field; I'll. Pace
followed and occupied first. M. Petty
then knocked the ball to centre field,
cut it was missed, and n. lefty came
home, while NJ. Petty took first. w.
Fowler then went to bat and got mis-
first, and brought in II. Pace; j. FoW-
Ter next retired on fly to johnnie
Whitis at third, while NJ. Petty re-
tired while trying to make third on
a forced run. Side out.
Phillips was the first at the bat.
Phillips put liner to second, but the
baseman missed it and oVeTthreW to
first, while Phillips made his second
base. W. G. Hopkins then took his
first on an awkward pickup by the
| second baseman. Samuel Hopkins
| came next but retired on the first, but
before retiring Phillips stole home on
| a pass ball. Keueechler then sent the
| ball skipping into the grass in the
direction of left field, took his first OF
an easy run and brought in G. w
| HOPKINS. Burns then retired on the
| first; Miller followed, got his first
/ and brought in Kueechler. Connolly
| then retired on the first and the Aus
tins went to the field.
Clyburn was first to the bat, and hi
sent the ball skipping out to left field
| while he skipped to first. II. Petty
| came next, but retired on fly deliver
ed in the direction of S. Hopkins .DEB
| Petty then went out on the first, bu
uot before Cylburn had managed tt
enter home under the nose of tn
catcher. Bowen folio wed, but Burns
was around and the fly was neatl.
taken in by him. Side out.
Whitis, of the Austins, came mex
10 the bat, and got put out on thu
first. Gregory followed suit. Phillips
then retired the side by a fly to sec
ond. The first whitewash scored.
| n. j. Petty came next, and made
two-base hit. II. Pace followed
gained his first and brought in Pett,
from the third. NJ. Petty came mex
to the bat AID got first. w. Fowle
retired on foul tip. J. Fowler cam
next, by hard lick brought IN II
Pace and got his first. Clybnrn go
put out on the first, but j. FoWle
was up to snuff and slipped hom
while the ball was after Clyburn
Connolly then took in fly struck b.
Ii. Petty and the side went to the fell
one more.
c. w. Hopkins, of the Austins, thel
went TO the bat, and got to first,
Hopkins followed, erring, retired OF
the first. Kueechler followed suit
but Burns was more fortunate-E
gaining his first, and G. w. Hopkin
Stealing home. Miller then retired OF
three strikes. Side our with Burn
left on the third.
| Pettytown again went to the ba
with 3. Petty IN the lead. Petty re
tired on three strikes; Bowen thel
batted fly to Connolly and retired
toe. n. J. Petty came next and mad
two base hit, but Pace retired OF
the first, and laid up a goose egg t.
the account of PettytoWn,
| Connolly was the first at the ba
and made his first by daisy cutie
Ill the direction of short stop. Whit
then got his iirSt and brought in Con
nelly by heavy lick to the left field
Gregory was the next to take his first
ard he succeed in bringing in WhiGis
Phillips came next and got to secon(
by some wild throwing.
| At this stage Of the game there wa
considerable fuSSing over a decision
Of the umpire III reference to the bal
being struck by Phillips between frs
and second, but it ended by Phillip
taking his base. S. Hopkins theI
went to the bat and retired on thret
strikes. Kueechler foul and out, anC
Burns retiring on fly just befor
Hopkins slipped and scored.
| II. Petty came next and retired OF
the first. w. Fowler came next an(
got his third by wild throw to first
J. Fowler retired on the first. ely
burn then made a two-base hit ant
brought In w. Fowler. II. Pett!
then took his first on six balls, and Is
Petty retired on the first.
| Kueechler then went to the bat ant
got his first, but he attempted to max,
third on a pass ball and was put out
Burns then made his first, while Mil
Ter following retired on fly to centel
field. Whitis then made first anC
brought in Burns. Gregory came
next to the bat, and got put out on tht
first, leaving two men on bases.
Bowen, of the Pettytowns, came
next and got put out while trying tc
make second. j. Petty then made
mis- first, and by an overthrow from
| shOrtstop to first, he made his second
| II. Face then knocked fly to centre
field, but il was missed and he took
his first. At this juncture Petty en-.
deavored TO make home, but he goi
left, Pace also retiring on third by a
forced run. This laid up another
| goose egg.
Phillips then batted to centre and
took MS first easily, and G. w. Hop
kinS followed suit. :. Hopkins was
| not so fortunate, however, he retiring
on three strikes. Kueechler then
brought in Phillips and took his first
Burns then batted sky-scraper to
| centre, and Kueechler came home and
Burns managed to get to second. Mil
Ter then very foolishly batted fly 10
the direction of Clyburn and retired
the side.