Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-05-12
TEE rABLEs TURNED.

The les shut Out BY the sprinsneids /,
an Almost Errorleas dame o, the Hoo,s
0rounds-Ths Visitors Fall 20 secure .
Bass H't-0reat Fielding.
The same club that downed Sprinpf Id
Saturday 70 4, met with Watf 90 yest r
day at their hands, being shut out IN one Of
the most remarkable games ever played here.
II 10 q ve y rare thir & for good team to go
through . contest without scoring base hit,
but the Fries accomplished the feat yesterday,
something never before known here. or
course this is great feather 10 pitcher Kelly's
cap, but no small share Of the credit 10 due to
the splendid support he received throughout
the SprinRfelds team work being perfect and
The fielding almost errorless, two wild throws
which lost nothing 10 the end, being the total
In their error column. They have "called
the turn" and II is hoped, with the favorable
changes made In the field positions. will keep
1t up now right along. Baker came to the
front grandly, showing himself at home 10
left field, where he has iour pu,-outs on flies
caught. He did well at the bat also, and was
feeling more like his genial self last evening.
Faa'z had two passed balls, but It Is q close
question 40 to one Of them II II was not rs,h
. wild pitch. Shoupe doomed up life-size in
his old place at short, while Peckinpsugh,
Ardner and Fisher watched the bases 40 cat
would q rat hole. The Eries played about
the same game as on Satr rday 10 the field, but
were totally inefficient with the stick, knocking
the ball into somebody's hands every time.
Az matters grew desperate, Deckerd and Sew.
ard In the eighth inning made wild efforts to
prevent shut-out by rushing for home, but
were caught at the plate, both. Much Of the
pleasure of the game was spoiled by a rum
pus in the fourth inning, growing out of
Steck's decision on a ball baited for two bases
by Shoupe, which the Fries claimed was
foul. Some Of them came in, but alter dis
cussiog the matter awhile proceeded With the
game. Steck threatened Rousseau with foe
II he didn't behave himself. The attt ndauce
about paid the guarantee and included most
of the members Of the Grau opera troupe.
In the first four innings the Fries went out
In one, two, three order. Only three men
ever got to base at all. For Springfield the
run iu the fret was by Ardner, whose easy
grounder went through Deckerd. He was
advanced TO third by wild pitch and home
on Huey's hit which should have been an out
at fret. Huev was thrown out at second
Peckinpaugh flied out to Rousseau, and
Shoupe struck out. Faaiz took base on being
hit by the bali and was lett. Faa'z made the
first base bit on either side in the third sin
gle to center, and was forced at second by
Huey. Shonpe having reached first on Dar-
ling's failure to hold his third strike. Baker
hit safe to center, bringing Shoupe in, Arun.
del reached first on an error, and Huey came
10. Peckinpaugh went out at first at begin
ming Of the inning, and Fisher tue same.
In the fourth inning Kelly died at first,
Ardner took that bag on Rousseaus tumble
OF his grounder, and stole second. Peckin-
paugh fouled out to Darling. Faa,z hit sac 10
right and Ardner scored the only earned run
Of the game, Faa'z going TO second Hecame
in on Shoupe's hit along the right foul line,
for two bags, on which the Erie's kick was
made. Huey Immediately flied out to second
Kelly scored in the sixth, hitting safe to left
for base and going to third, Reynolds let
tirg the ball scoot between bis legs. Ard
ner's bit 10 left cent Kelly over the plate.
Peckinpaugh forcel 10 at second, went to
second on wild pitch and was let, Fsatz
and Fisher going out at first. The last run
was scored in the eighth by Fisher, who
made base hi. to right aud KEEP, on to third,
on Bierbauer's error and scored on q passed
ball. Ardner foulel out, Peckiuplugh forced
Kelly, who took base on being hit by the ball,
at second and was himself caught between
6rst and second. In this inning Smith went
to right, having hurt his foot, ard Bierbauer
held down third base.
Following 10 the score: