Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-07-28

The way the Panthers toyed with the Indian
Villagers on the base ball ground was a caution
to aspiring amateurs.
Duff, lately released by Fort Worth. was in the
box for the visitors. and he went in with the de-
termination to show Fort Worth what mistake
was made when his release was given. How the
Panthers did climb onto him. OF the first four
who faced him three hit SAFE and when the game
was completed thirteen safe raps had been piled
up against him. three Of them two-baggers.
Mallory the long juinted youth from the Up
per Ohio, did the seHdlGg and frost the rCcc-y-
inc for Fort Worth. Mallory was the king pin
of the game, only three hits being secured on
McVey. in the first inning, hit safe, stole
second, went to third on wild pitch and scored
when CrCgan hit for q bag. Crogan went 20
second on passed bail and took third on wild
pitch. Hin flied out 10 Hassamaer. Then
FOg2Tty hit safe and CrOgan scored. a wild
pitch advanced the big right fielder to second.
Lemons hit 10 Rose, who threw him out at first,
and then caught Fogarty when HassamaeT re-
turned the ball, executing a neat double play.
In the second, Welsh hit one TO Greeley so
hot he could not handle it, and the blonde
TO second on wild pitch, and
after Mott got first on four bad balls
each advanced base on a passed ban; men
frost drove a safe one out into center and welsh
tTOtted home. PettifOrd threw 70 Duff to cut
Of MOTT, but the leggy first Dagger came IN safe,
while frost made second. Then frost got upon
his toes, and when Duff pitched IN ball to
Mallory. came sprintiug down to third, and slid
in while Rose was pulling down Mccormick
throw. Mallory sacrificed and frost scored.
ACVey went Qua at first Crogan hit safe, and
went to third when Hill followed suit. Hill get
ting second on the throw TO catch CrOgan, and
both were left when Pettiford took IN Fogarty
fly.
IN the fourth inning Mallory got his base on
balls. NcVeigh hit to Greedy WHO fumbled and
gave him life, Mallory going TO third. After
CrOgan had flied ont to Ellsworth, Hill hit safe
and McVey and Mallory moved up. With the
BgE y
who took it in but Mallory came home on the
throw in, and McVey and Hin each moved up
bag. Then Lemons smashed out a rafting two
Dagger, and McVey and Hill moved in home.
Lemons played of second and Duff threw to
catch him. The boss short stop went to third.
but was nipped while trying to score.
In the seventh ill! lined out his third safe one,
stole second, scored on Fogerty's slashing two
Dagger out into Mr.. Ellsworth garden. Lemons
flied out TO Greedy. Then Welsh pasted the
ball for two bags, and FOgarty scored. Mott
sacrificed sand Welsh went to third, where he
was left when frost was thrown out at first by
Greeley. This ended Fort WOrth's run getting.
The only run made by the gentlemen from In
ont TO Fogarty. Mccormick hit to Nal
Tory, who threw to second to
head OFF Ellsworth. Welsh muffed
the throw, and both men were safe. Rose raised
a foul fly which Hill took in. Duff hit safe and
Ellsworth scored. Pettiford hit to Mallory and
was thrown out At first.
Three double plays were made besides the one
in the first inning mentioned above, Greedy,
Hcbeau and Hassanaer executed one N the sec
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catch of a low line fly from Hassamaer's bat,
and by magnificent throw to MOtZ caught Cree
ley off first. In the sixth, o Neill had made
second and was playing off the base. Ellsworth
hit terrific line fly right at o Nelll, who went
down TO avoid being struck. Lemons,
who was playing close behind the runner.
took in the hy, and then touched o. Neill out be-
fore he could get back on the bag.
Lemons did good deal of circus playing. He
made three errors. but none of them helped
Waco to a run, and lis work was brilliant. Sew
eraI times he cut off hits that looked safe, and
nothing was too hot for him. A fierce bOuRder
from Pettiford' bat struck him the side of
the head but though it seemed to daZe him Tor
moment, he pulled himself together, picked up
the ball and got IL to MOtz IN time to cut off the
EpTinting center fielder.
Fritz umpired the game, and there was little
room for kicking in his work. One Waco runner
was called out at second when some persons
thought him safe, but the umpire was probably
right. The calling of balls and strikes was not
satisfactory, but the mistakes about
stand off.
Two games viii be played to-day, the first
beginning at p. m, the second at 1870. Scheu
and Patterson viii be the opposing twirleTs IN
the first, France and Duff in the second.
Following is the official score Of yesterday
game: