The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1886-07-06
THIRD INNINGS.

at center. Dewy's hit to right field
enabled Schmidt to reach the home
plate, Dewey not stopping until he
placed his foot on the third bag. He
then came home on Langerhqns' hit.
but the latter never reached first, and
the side was retired by Abduction
fouling out to Smith.
For Sedalia, Connors struck out.
kelk drove the ball to left field, which
gave him second. when he stole third
and came home on a passed ball.
Mathews struck out, while Hulland
flew out to Ell. Miller, retiring the
side with single run.
FOURTH INNINGS.
Jefferson CIty's half of the fourth
innings was quickly played. Ed.
Miller was fielded out at first by Ken
nedy, Smith looked after Tanner on
three strikes, while Hulland cleverly
picked up Lobeck's grounder and sent
it TO kelk in good shape.
Sedalia started out with base hit by
Norton, who stole second and went to
third on passed ball, but was put out
trying 10 sneak home. Kennedy gave
up the ghost On strikes. Easton's
long hit to center permitted him 10
take first, when, as usual, he got to
second without difficulty, but was left
there, as Alberts struck out.
FIFTH INNINGS.
The visitors must have felt sore in
this inning. Maus struck out, l.
Miller fouled out to Smith. and
Schmidt met his death on three
strikes.
For Sedalia, "Dixie" Smith knock
ed a baby ball along the line to third,
and Ed. Miller insisted that it was a
foul, but the umpire decided against
him, to Eddie's great disgust. Smith
then make a sneak on second and
hind and came home on Maus' over
throw.
Connors sent the ball to centerfeld,
where Abduction muffed it, but it was
;aught and held by Maus before it
cached the ground. Kelk and Math.
Tvs struck out.
SIXTH INNINGS.
Dewey struck out. Langerhans
vas hit by the ball and was given his
'ase, to the amazement of some of the
pectators, who were not posted as to
he rules. Aubuchon struck out,
While Langerhans went to second and
hen third on Hulland's poor throw.
:. Miller never reached first, and
1angerhans stopped at third. |,
Hulland's hit passed short stop and
llowed him to reach first, and he
vent TO third on Maus' high throw to
rsr, but Hulland scored on the hit all
he same. Kennedy hit to Dewey and
Tas thrown out at first. Easton was
iven his base, having been hit by a S
itched ball. He ran to second, des- &
lite the efforts of the imported catch
to throw him out, but was cleyerly !
elded out at first by Dewey. &
SEVENTH INNINGS.
Tanner knocked the ball to center.
tole second, and was sent home on Lo.
eck's one Dagger. Maus reached first. s
'obeck going to third, and the Wis. s
ors insisted that L. Miller, the next {
after, should be given his base on an I
LEGGED balk by Hulland. At this 8
age the crowd became quite demon. q
rative, as they realized that the UNI n
ire was determined to give the game '
Jefferson City if possible. Play Il
as stopped for minute, and there '
ere shouts of"geta new umpire, /" but Z
uiet was finally restored and the U
anne proceeded. Miller was not given !.
base, as desired, bu. fouled out, l
lille Maus was caught of first C
nd "done up" Schmidt was then 4
lrown out at first by Kennedy, leav. il
g Lobeck on third. The inning n
elded only one run for the visitors, il
bile at one time it looked as though \
ey would get three or more. A
Thus encouraged, Sedalia went to il
e bat. Smiths drive to center gave A
m the first bag, and he went to sec. B
N nm Gannaru, h,t g.