Wichita eagle., 1889-08-23
ANOTHER VICTORY.
The Clippers Take tie Second Game From the
Ottawas by Score Of Thirteen
to Five.

Another large crowd was in attendance
| at the second game yesterday between the
| Wichita and Ottawa clubs. The home
| club played another splendid game and in
the second inning they took the lead and
easily held it throughout the game. Owens
pitched a good game, striking out seven of
the opposing batsmen and tanning them
out when they had the bases filled. Couk-
Ii n handled his delivery in his own inimit-
able style and also done good work at the
bat McAdams, Perrin and PheIan. ON
the bases, done some clever fielding while
Walsh took care of everything that came
near short The ontfield also done their
share of the work.
The Ottawa club put up another good
game but were ''out Of luck" Hocken-
smith and John Davis did good battery
work and Mendenhall, Notwithstanding
his lameness played an excellent game at
short. Wagenseller gave pretty exhibit
ton of ball playing at first base, retiring
with total of fifteen put-outs to his cred
it. Smith at second and Barnett at third
covered their territory in good style.
THE GAME.
In the first inning Taylor went to first
on an error and to third on wild pitch,
but was left there as Walsh, Pope and Nc
Adams were put out at first. Phelan in
the second inning hit safe and came home
on PERKINS, two-bagger. Conklin was hit
by pitched ball and he and Perrin scored
on wild pitch. HarUle reached first safe,
stole second, Owens struck out, Taylor
sacrificed and Hartle went to third and
then home on Walsh's hit. Pope hit to
third base and Walsh was doubled at Sec
ond. In the third McAdams. Phelan and
Perrin went out in order. Another goose
egg was received in the fourth.
In the fifth Walsh took first on an error
but was caught at third. Pope went to
first, stole second and to third on a passed
ball, then home on MeAdam's hit The
latter stole second and Went to third on
Phelans hit. The latter also stole second
and both men scored on PERKINS, hit The
latter went to third on Conklin's single
and scored ON a wild pitch, Conklin going
TO third and then home on passed ball.
Hartle and Taylor flew out. Walsh, in
the sixth, went cut at first Pope went to
first on an error, stole second, went to
third on McAdam's sacrifice, coming home
on wild throw. Phelan went out at the
initial base.
In the seventh Perrin went out at first.
Conklin first on error, stole second, went
to third on Hartle's hit and came home on
Owens single. Hartle going to second.
The latter stole third and Owens done the
same for second Hartle was put out at
home on Taylor's hit. Owens and Taylor
came home on Walsh's hit. Walsh was
trl boz In, 4 hn
eighth and ninth they went out in order.
The Ottawas failed to score in the first
though Barnett reached third. The
second inning WAS also of short
duration Ed Davis being the only man to
get past first John Davis went out at
first in the third inning, but MendenhalI
hit safe. Barnett knocked fly to right
field which Taylor secured and doubled
Mendenhall at first. In the fourth another
cypher was added to their score but III the
fifth they put on their batting clothes.
With two men out John Davis went to
first on an error and to third on Menden-
halls hit. The latter stole second and
both scored on Barnett's hit. Jep Davis
went out at first. In the sixth they were
retired in order, but they added two runs
to the score in the seventh. Clingeman
flew out. Hockensmith went to first on
an error, stole second and came home or
John Davis three base hit. Mendenhall
struck out. Barnett hit safe. bringing
John Davis home. Barnett stole second
and went to third on a passed ball. Jep
Davis struck out In the eighth inning
Smith hit safe, stole second and third.
struck out. Ed Davis hit to
Owens who threw to McAdams and Smith
was doubled at home plate. The last tally
was made in the ninth when Clingeman
went to first on an error. Hockensmith
flew out TO Phelan, who threw TO Me-
Adams to complete double play but the
latter muffed the ball. Ciingeman then
stole second and third and came home on
a wild throw John Davis and Menden- |
hall struck out.
The following is the summary
WICHITA.