Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-08-29
A GREAT GAME.
Wellngt on Also Loses the Second Game to the
Superior Playing Of Wichita

The Wellington Reds again yielded up
their scalp to the boys from the
Peerless Princess yesterday The
game was played inside the Well
lington fair grounds and was witnessed
by a very large crowd. Coxen and Brons-
ton were again the battery for the home
team but Coxen retired in the sixth inning
in favor of Duncan. The latter has a very
speedy and deceptive delivery but his
work yesterday showed that he lacked
practice in the box. Cachard and Perrin
were in the points for Wichita and done
woman service. McAdams, Ellsworth,
johnson and Walsh played fine game in
the infield, Ellsworth and Walsh especially
distinguishing themselves. The outfeld
had very little to do but what chances they
had were accepted.
The Wellingtons went to bat first and
on the second ball being put over
the plate Bronston hit it for two
bases. He went TO third on an
error and scored on Smiths single. Smith
stole second and went home on Allison S
hit, the latter going to second on the
throw to home. Duncan struck out. Vols
brought Allison home on sacrifice. Hill
three men at the bat went out at first
Smith in the third inning went to first on
hit, to second on Bronston's base on
balls. Allison went out at first but both
runners advanced a base. Duncan flew
out to Hartle Vols sent Smith home on
his single. Hill died at first. The run
made in the third, however, tied the score
and things were at fever heat in the fourth
when Clark stepped to the base. He was
retired at first Hart took first on an
error and to second on a passed ball. He
then stole third. CoXen also went to first
on an error. Smith hit a hot grounder to
Ellsworth who made fine stop. put CoXen
out as he passed him, and throwing Smith
out at first They received goose eggs in
the fifth and sixth, but in the seventh they
again tied the score. After two men were
out Smith hit safe and scored on hits by
Bronston and Allison. The eighth and
ninth they failed to get man across the
plate, though several hits were made in
the two innings
Ellsworth went first to bat for the Wich-
itas and died at first. Taylor was served
the same way while Johnson struck out.
Perrin led off in the second with two
Dagger and took third on a passed ball.
Cachard died at first and Perrin crossed the
plate. Andrews and McAdams were put
out at first In the third Hartle famed the
atmosphere three times and sat down.
Ellsworth hit safe and went to second on
Taylor's base on balls. Johnson made a
safe hit past third and Ellsworth
scored. Walsh sacrificed and Taylor
scored, Johnson going to third. Perrin
sent him home on his hit.
Cachard went out at first. The score was
tie in the fourth, when Andrews came
TO the bat. He hit safe, stole second and
went to third on McAdams' out at first,
scoring on Hartle's sacrifice. Ellsworth
failed to reach first Taylor, Johnson and
Walsh went out in order in the fifth. A
goos-egg was again received in the sixth.
The game was won in the seventh. Hartle
went first to the bat with the score stand
ing evening. He received first on balls.
Ellsworth sent him to third on two
Dagger and both men scored on
Taylor's hit Taylor came home
on sacrifice by Johnson and
Walsh's hit Cachard and Andrews
went out at first. The eighth and ninth
were passed through without any more
runs being made.