San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-05-15
score and summary:
SAN ANTONIO.

4 $s s;siiIi. f ,:::::::: J ] J 8 3
Score by innings:
s ssn snton io;:::.:.: Q Q Q %
SUMMARY.
San Antonio-Two base hits, Whistler
l; struck out, by Scott, 6; first base on
called balls. Scott 6; hit by pitched ball,
Scott and Pettiford; left on bases, San
Antonio s.
Galveston-Earned runs, Galveston 0;
two base hits, Geuhrer !; double plays,
II. Stallings to G. Stallings, to DoOley;
Dowie to Dooley and DOwie to DOoley;
struck out, by 4. StalliDgs !; first base
on called balls, T.. Stallings /; left on
bases, Galveston 10. Time Of game 1:35.
Umpire, Dennis; scorer Cohen.
The following is a report of the game
by innings:
First inning. Rose went out or fly
to center field. Works batted to second
and retired at first. Whistler had his
base given him on balls, stole second,
and reached third on q wild throw from
catcher to out him of at second and
Flynn retired the side on foul.
G. Stalking bstted to Rose and went
out at first. Keinzle struck liner
which was captured by Rose. Dooley
took his base on balls, but was thrown
out while trying to reach second.
Second inning. Pettiford batted to
third and reached second on q wild
throw from Smith to first. Conway was
famed out. Smith went out on Il ul
tip and Mclaughlin batted to third and
died at first.
Mszaran struck out, Ike batted to
Scott and retired at first. Smith had
his base given him on balls and Dowie
retired the side on fly to right field.
Third inning. Scott took his base by
being hit by the pitcher. Rose flew out
to short: Works batted to third and
forced SCOTT out at second. Whistler
sent one to left field, which, had 1t
not been for the fence would
have been home run, but 1t bounced
from the fence; it only yielded two bases,
advancing Works to third. Flynn bat
ted to short and retired at first; Geuhrer
hit for q base; F. Stsllings had base on
balls: c. StalliDgs took first on balls,
thus filling the bases and none out;
KeinZle flew out to short stop; Dooley
hit to second, but Rose was too slow to
throw home and Guehrer scored, still
leaving three men on bases; Mazarin
struck out and Ike hit to Rose and re-
tired the side.
Fourth Inning-Pettiford batted to
short and died on first; Conway flew out
to short; Smith reached first on high
throw by Dowie and Mclaughlin flew
out TO second; Smith struck out; Dowie
flew out to left field; Geuhrer hit for
two bases and F. Stalllngs went out on
q liner to Flynn.
Fifth Inning-Scott flew out to short;
Rose made q base hit, was put out
irving to steal second, and Works flew
out to right field; G. Stsllings flew out
to center field; Keinzle hit to second and
retired at first and DOoley flew out to
Rose.
Sixth Inning-Whistler reached first
on Smiths mutt OF his fly, stole second
and went out at third on Flynn's
hit to short; Pettiford took his
base on being hit by pitched ball. Con.
way reached first on Dowie's tumble OF
his hit, filling all the bases. Smith bat
ted to pitcher, making double play, by
putting Flynn out on home and Smith
out on first. Mszsrin struck out, Ike
batted to first and retired, Smith
reached first on Flynn's tumble, Dowie
made q base hit, Geuhrer hit slow one
between home and third and reached
first filling the bases. II. Stalking sent a
fly to left field and the side retired.
Seventh-Both sides went out on l, 2,
order.
Eighth-Works flew out to center
field. Whistler flew out to second, Flynn
made a base hit, reached second on
Dowie's muff of G. Stahling's throw and
Pettiford few out to short. Mazarin
took his base on balls, Ike sent q
fly to Mclaughlin, which he failed
to hold and Ike reached second and
Mazarin advanced to third. Smith flew
out to Works. DOwie hit to short and
Mazarin attempted to come home and
was put out at the plate. Geuhrer flew
out to center field.
Ninth.-Conway made base hit.
Smith flew out to second base. Nc
Lsughlin hit fly to Dowie and double
play was made by doubling Conway
at first, and ending the best game OF
base ball played in this city.
Lands and Hantel will be the HON Q
battery this afternoon, and Baldwin and
Sixsmith probably tomorrow.
Tomorrow is ladies day and no doubt
will attract q great many. The best OF
order will be preserved.
The price of seats In the grand stand
Is now liked at % cents. A few sun
- ~ 49,