Omaha daily bee., 1886-08-06

TO bat and struck ont, as did Bandle also.
Al.,Noble broke a bat and got first by q
mufr by Lawson. Salisbury followed
him to first on balls, while Saddler came
to bat, missed the ball and AL. Noble was
the third man put out and no runs. Earring
then came to the front with W. Bycrs,
who hit grounder past second base to
center field and got to the second bag,
aftcrward stealing third. Young struck
out. Lawson sent one to Blerwcin Mt
short stop, who passed it home TO Strock,
who had some sport between Patton Mt
third and himself running Byers first one
way, then another, Sadler coming in to
the rescue Just rs Byers passed Strock,
but Sadlcr had the ball and Byers re-
tired. G.. Gcist then struck out, making
Il whitcwash for Earing.
I'm the second inning Oliver sent n
"honcy.coocr" to right field and got
first and finally came home on passed
ball. BicTwcIn struck out. Patton got
first on mutt by Lawson ut first. 5,
Noble struck out, bui StrOck hit one to
left field, which sent Patton home and
Strock getting second and on Il block
ball, came in. Bandlc got first on strikes
and to second and third on bad throws.
AL Noble hit hard one to second, G..
Gcist getting it TO Lawson, who surprised
the audience by holding it. Earling came
up with Swartz, who got first on balls
and to third by Il bad one that Sadlcr
sent To StrOck. Patton retired III. Byers,
VINO sent him high fly. Hawlcy got
first on left fielder, while Brown fol-
lowed to first on dead ball. having been
hit by Sadlcr. f. Gcist sent Hawley
home by one to left lied. w. Byers sent
a hot one to Sadler who put him out on
first, Al Noble banging the ball back to
Strock, retiring Brown.
for the Bluffs. Salisbury previously hav-
ing gone out on strikes Bcrwcin hit TO
center, stole first but was left by Patton,
who struck out, Young went out on
strikes rs II starter for Earling, followed
by Lawson, who took base on balls,
Swartz striking out. q. Goist reached
base and IL. Byers sent Il high fly to right
short. Sadler, Al Noble and Bandle all
went for it in II bunch, but Sadlcr held it,.
In the fourth Sam Noble went to first
on balls, stole second, but was put out
third man on reaching home. Strock hit
a hot one to the pitcher, who stopped it
and put him out at first Bandle followed
with foul tip Hawlcy hit to left, got
first but was caught stealing second, and
Earlirg s first man then retired Brown
and f. Geist followed on str,k cs.
Salisbury led off the fifth inning with
a high fly to second and was saved the
Sadler got base on bak by f. Geist,
stole second and third but Oliver and
Bierwcin striking out left another blank,
Earling followed IN like manner with w.
Byers, Young and II. Byers.
Lawson, of the Earrings, let Patton
open the sixth inning by reaching first
on another bad muff $. Noble struck
out Stock sent one to left field Bandle
and AL Noble both followed with fly to
first, Lawson holding the ball both times,
closing another inning without any runs.
The Earrings came in, the score standing
2 to 8 in favor of the Bluffs, and scored
three runs by Hawley, Brown and f.
Geist. +. Geist making the best ball of
the day. Swartz, H. Byers and w. Byers
being the outs.
AS Earling went in the field for the
seventh inning, Brown and g. Gcist
changed positions and the Muellers send
ing Salisbury to the bat He again
struck out but Sadler followed with one
to short, making run, as did Bierweln.
Oliver and S. Noble going out. Young
and G. Gcist made count for Earling,
making the score to I.
The eighth inning was blank by both
clubs, while the ninth gave Council Bluffs
three by Salisbury Sadler and Oliver.
Earling came up to win and scored four
runs by Young, Lawson, q Geist and III.
Byers. Hawley's hit won the game, as it
sent in the run that counted eleven. The
Bluffs boys claimed it a foul, rs it went
over the corner of third base. After
game won by Earling nine to nothing"
as the Bluffs boys were not in their
places. There remains considerable
dispute as to the stakes being paid, us
the losers claim THAI, by Spaulding's
rules, Earling has not fairly won.
Charles Brown, of the Bayard News,
acted rs umpire.