Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-11-14

Awakes of Pomona.
| When Projections came in TO
their half of the first. another out
burst of enthusiasm broke fortf
which lasted fully 80 minutes. Har
rison struck a hot liner to first,
which Cleveland fumbled with the
assistance of Minister West bats.
man going to second on the hit
The pitching of Watterson at this
stage was of the most cratic des-
cription he being pounded un-
nercifully.
| Woodburn was safe at first on an
overthrow OF Cox. Quay sent a
shot one" past 3rd. which Barnum
fsiled to stop, and landed at End.
before the ball was fielded. Morton
| struck a grounder which seemed to
hound at the rate OF $4,000 as it
went on IFS way to south field, tile
inning ended by score OF 6 to O..
1t was evident TO all by this time,
that the home team were arrayed
in batting apparel, and had come to
win.
Bets OF 2 to | were freely offered
on their chances With but few takers.
Carlisle opened the LIST. half OF the
End. and was out on "high fly" to
Randall. Barnum went out on an
"assist" Of Quay to Harrison. Thur
man "struck out" Morrow went
to the initial on ''daisy cutter" to
Kilgore and crossed the "plate'' on
McKinlsy's three-baggcr to lett
field. Desultory playing was now
the order for the rest Of the inning,
the side being retired after making
z runs.
Nothing of much note happened
in the next three innings except
that Watterson, Mills, Carlisle and
Kilgore each made a scratch run
apiece. In the 9Th. 7th. and 9Th.
to the great astonishment of every
body, the visitors by lucky streak
of batting "piled up" a total of
twelve runs. One of the features
of the 9th. was NcKinley's splendid
catch of Morse's "sky-
great applause followed, |
which could be heard to Ireland,
one admirer presenting Mac. with |
an order for a ten dollar all-wool-
make suit of clothes.
Owing to slight accident in the
Sth, Reed was obliged to change
places with first baseman and here
was witnessed one of the greatest |
of the day. Harrison be-
hind the bat was a revelation to
all. His catching was fine, while
us throwing to bases was done with
lnerring accuracy, especially was
his demonstrated by his overhead
throwing and catching with Quay,
when Capt. Cleveland was caught !
tho 3rd. and home bases I
md establishing beyond all question |
lis title to champion.
There was fire in the eyes of the
'rotectisn's as they came in for the
asst half of the inning, they opened
Ip fusilade on the cratic Henry
which broke him all up. Intense
excitement prevailed, the people
elled themselves hoarse and surg.d
pom the diamond shouting and
urrahing. during which Capt.
Cleveland held a hurried consulta-
ion with the Umpire, the purport
t which was soon made apparent
y Barnum advancing from 3rd. to
enter of the diamond and calling
DR. three cheers for the vlctors which {
Tere given with a will Dy tho de- s
Gated Free Traders and caught up
nd re-echoed by the enthusiastic
multitude. When quiet was re-
tored, the Pennant was presented
} the home team amid one Of the
'ildest scenes ever Witnessed on
ny field. When the cheering had
and after few pertinent
smarks by the umpire, the people ]
ispersed in an orderly manner, be-
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