Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-08-11


Day with stick of ponderous proportion:
which he failed to connect with the ball
| but Nelson not holding the third strike
succeeded in throwing the runner out at
! first. Brother City Attorney johnson
waltzed to the plate and after monkeyina
! with the bat lined the ball TO the left field
| for bag. Anzey followed with two
! Dagger. Stephenson struck out, Mat
| thews hit TO right for base
| and Johnson and Anzey scored. Pates
| knocked a fly to Elliott who muffed and
Matthews scored, Pates going TO second
Hodge hit to McGaw, who fumbIed, en-
aiding the runner to reach first and Pates
! scored, Pace struck out. Dallas, 4.
For Fort Worth, Brother Letzon
famed out aud Smith pasted the
ball for two bags and stole third He
tried to get home on Matthews muf of
Days fly and was eau ght by Hazlett be-
tween third and the plate. Elliott got
his base on balls. Mason hit safe
and Day scored. Elliott scored on a
passed ball. Mason ran like Bader
and while the bali was being thrown
from one base to another to catch him ,
landed safe on third and scored on a
passed ball. Mcmahon got first on balls
second on passed balls, but Sanguinet
struck out and retired the side. Fort
Worth, 3.
Second inning-Dallas. Jim Arnold
knocked q fly to Smith, which was
muffed, but while Arnold was waiting 10
get another swipe at the ball in order to
knock it further Smith recovered the
ball and conveyed it to the bag, and of
course Jim was out. Hazlett struck
out and Johnson tapped an easy
fy.to Sanguinet, which to the astonish-
ment of the grand stand and Sanguinet
himself, was held. Dallas nothing.
Fort Worth-McGaw sawed out in q
brilliant manner. Nelson got first on
balls and stole second and third while
LetsOn was flaming out. The second
time Smith hit for a base and Nelson
scored, then Day swlped the ball out for
home run, bringing in Smith. Elliott
hit for two bags. Mason hit for three,
bringing in Elliott and scoring himself on
Mcmahon s single. Mcmahon stole sec
ond Sanguinet got first on balls. Nc
Cav hit safe, but McMahon. trying to
score, was put out at the plate. Fort
Worth, s; Dallas, 4.
Third inning for Dallas-Anzey hit to
Mason and was thrown out at first.
Stephenson famed three times and Mel
son not holding third strike threw him
out at first. Matthews came up to the
plate and failed to strike at the first ball
that was pitched, whereupOn Day kicked
at the umpire. Days kicking brought
the whole Fort Worth team in from the
field and the Dallas team came around,
too. When they were all congregated
together Umpire Wheelock
pulled six-shooter and scat
tered the Fort Worth players
to their positions and the Dallas players
to their bench. When this was dOue
Matthews took his place again, made
safe hit and was thrown out by Nelson to
Mason while trying to steal second, and
the side was retired with a goose egg.
For Fort Worth-Nelson hit to right
for two bags, stole third and scored on
wild pitch. LetZon few out to Hazlett.
Smith hit safe to right, went to second
on passed ball, to third on Days single
and scored on Elliott g hit to left, which
sent Day to third, enabling him to score on
q passed ball, Elliott going to second aud
scoring on Mason s hit for three bags.
Mcmahon got pumped on the shoulder
and took first stole second and both he and
Mason scored while Stephenson was out
running Sanguinet to first. Nc
Cav hit safe Nelson hit to
ond. Side out. Dallas. 4; Fort Worth,
IA.
In the fourth inning Umpire Wheelock
turned oyer his six-shooters to Brother
Talbot of Fort Worth, who um-
pired for awhile. Pace came to
the front and popped up a little
fly to Sanguinet, which was
nicely muffed. Hodge hit to Day and
was thrown out at first, Pace going to
second, but was also thrown out at sec
ond by Day while playing off the bag.
Pace popped up a foul which Nelson
gathered. Side out.
Fort Worth-Then came the fun.
Uetson got first on balls, stole second and
went to third on Smith single. Both
scoEed on Day rs wo-bagger. Elliott hit
to, Pail, who threw badly to first and the
ruhher went on to second, and scored. on
Mason@s two-bagger. Mason stole
thrd'' " and scored on Me-
Maho1i,s -bagSeE;t SanRuinet
got first on Matthews mnE of his little
fiR,r McNahoI going to thires-.s Sanguinet
stole second. McGaw Ht%fo Matthews,
who threw to the plate and caught Nc
Mahon. Nelson then swiped the ball out
for three bags and Sanguinet and McGaw
scored. L6tson came to bat for the
second time in the inning, hit TO Wray
who fumbled and threw wild, and Mel
son scored. Smith hit for two bags, and
Letson scored. Day hit fer 81 single, and
Smith scored. Elliott struck out, but III
the meanwhile Day was making
the circuit and was landed
home on passed ball. Mason hit for
three bags and wouldn It stop running
until he reached home. Mcmahon struck
ont nd ci1a yroS rafirnd dallas
Fort Worth, 27.
Fifth inning-In the fifth inning. on
three hits, assisted by some errors, Dali
las added FIVE more runs to her score.
Sort Worth failed to score in the fifth,
ana Umpire Wheelock called the game.
The, score:
FORT WORTH.
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