Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-16
FUDGER DID IT.
The Fort Worths Turn the Tables on
the GaITestons In the Last Game
OF the Series.
The Battery Work on Both Sides Good, bu.
Bad Fielding by the Visitors
Causes Their Defeat


tory fer the home team by score OF TO
2. The playing throughout was Of 8
careless, listless character. Wehrle
pitched magnificent game for the visit
ors, but his support was so poor as to
leave the impression that disseRsion in
the team WAS affecting the work OF the
men; but with the aid OF
good catcher, Stsllings, he
held his opponents down to
three hits-a couple Of singles and dou-
ble-and, excepting couple OF runs
inside In the ninth inning when single
and double were made after base had
been given On balls, the Fort Worths'
score was made on errors Of the Calves
tons.
Fudger snd Rodgers attended to the
ordnance department of the Fort Worths,
and they both did first rate work. Fud-
ger put great speed on his balls, and
twirled them around SO that only FIVE
mild base hts were made
of them, while Rodgers got
his hands on nearly everything tha1 ee-
capped the bit; andihis throwing to sec
ond WAS above criticism. Geiss and
Joyce did the errlng for the home team,
esch allowing grou1der to get through
their f1gers in the first inning.
First inning for the Fort Worths-Sun-
day and RIdemaker each tapped to the
pitcher and went cut at frst, and Flrle
struck cut. For GilVeston-MsE:an
sent hot grounder to Joyce on third,
who allowed it to 60 through his hands.
K!eI zle followed with scratch to short
stop and reached first while the bsu went
to second to put out Marian. He stole
second and Was brought home on Stall
ings' bsse hit. DoWie went out on fly
to left field, but Ike sent grounder to
Cess, who funbled It, allowing Sail
ings to come home, he having
stolen second and come to third
on passed ball Smith retired en-
strikes, taking out the side, and leaving
the score 2 to 0, IN favor Of Galveston,
bat they made no more runs IN The game.
Second for Fort Worth-O'Connor was
thrown out from third to fist, joyce from
pitcher to first, and Gels from third to
frst. For G1lvestor-PEj j made base
hit, but R DdgerS caught MIN at second,
Tray struck out AMI Webrle weas GU. on
fy to center.
TAird for Fort Worths--WeJks was
thrORn cut by the pitcher, r )dgers went
out on fcul fly and Fudger WAS stopped
by the short stop. FJr G LVestoL-M Z
ran, K.s1z and Sthl.i1gs were struck
out IN succession.
Fourth for F1rt Wort1-Sunday got hi.
with the bail and took first. Rldemsker
was gwen base on balls, advancing Sun
day to second, bat when Firle made q
scratch to short stop he was caught a;
second, Sunday taking third and File
INIT Ht1-i psr
the process d Wild throw WAS made by
S:ailings TO second 10 cut eff Firle, al
loving Sunday to come home and br ugh
Firle To third. Joyce WAS hit with the
bail End got first ID stole second, and
when G2iss went to bat and lined the b.ll
cut for b,g, both Joyce and
Erie came home. Works retired
the sic on a fly to second
base. This gave the Fort Worths three
scores, to two for Galveston. Fourth for
GJlveston-Dowie sent f7 to center,
Ike did the same to right, Smith got
base hit, but Pdiol struck ont.
Fifth for Fort Worth-Rodgers famed
md Fudger was thrown out by Ike.
Sunday was given base on balls, snd took
bird on a wild throw bY S:allinss, but
R3demaker struck out and retired the
vide. For Gslveston-Tr.y went cat
rom short, Wehrle famed, and Mizran
got base on balls but WAS caught stealing
second.
Sixth for Fort worth-Firle went
,ut from third, O'Connor struck cut,
md Joyce was thrown out from
For GAlvest0n-Klerze sent a
IL to right, Stallings retired on foul to
Rodgers. Dowle got base nit, stole
ecoEd on close decision, bu. wss
;sught at third.
Seventh for Fort Wortb-Geiss struck
,Bs, Works sent fly to center, and
Rodgers was thrown cut iroA second.
FOR Gslveston-Ike made base hit sud
,ot second on passed ball, but he died
here, Smith ard Pupil striking oHt, and
Tray retiring on foul tip.
Eighth for Fort Worth-Fudger was
brown out from second and Sunday
lropped fY TO center. R.demaker got
lrst on mes. inexcusable muff OF Ike's
brow by Pupil, snd stole second,
ut Firle brought out the side
n fly 10 center. For Gsl-
eston-Wehrle was thrown out
rom short, Mszrsn ,sW the ghost. and
l,erz'e new cut to left.
Ninth fer Fort Worth-O'Connor got ..
rst On Smiths tumble Of his g-our der,
nd stole the Eext bsg. He was sent to ,
,ird on J0yce's sisgle over tse short ,
tops head. Joyce stole second, aud he .
nd O'COnpor were both brought in on d ;
lost opportune two base liner into right +.
enter by Geiss. WORKS was put out by .
Vi Il uusssisted, bat Geiss took third on :.
he play. Rodgers dropped so easy 6
FOUNDER to Wehrle who fumbled and
IL on it until the batter got hrst and Geiss '
'me IN. Fudger WAS thrown out from
'cond and Sunday retired on pop-up
2 to the pitcher. Three runs were :
ade in the inning, making 8 total Of six .
II the Fort Wor hs. For Galveston
.slliugs gave short 6 fly and Dowie and
re were each put out on assists by the
me individual. q
FORT WORTH.
A.B. z. B.H.sB 70, A. u.
IndAy. sf. ......S 0