Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-08-01
KNOCKED OUT AGAIN.
The Yellow Jackets Take Another Game
From the Panthers.
Dallas Wins in smuggling Match With Calves
tOn-JOhn L. Sullivan Arrested on
RequisitIon Warrant.

Mique O'ConnOr and his company OF
ball players won another game from Fort
Worth yesterday.
It was grand stand game from start
to finish, Astounding in hard hits, and
never really won until the last inning.
The audience enjoyed it, though the re-
suit was not to their liking, and gener-
ously applauded every good hit or sharp
bit Of fielding.
The home team was not in good fix to
play. Lemons was still unable for duty,
so McVey played short, Crogan went to
left, Fogarty to center and Sohen to
right McVey did some pretty good
work at shot, playing without an error,
but he misjudged short outfeld hy
that practical infelder would
probably have gotten under, and
failed TO get onto one or two
grounders that Lemons would probably
have nipped. SchelI also dropped fly
in the sixth inning which Fogarty would
certainly have held, thus shutting OF
Duane's run.
France was hit hard and often, but so
was KittIe, honOrs in that particular
seemed TO be with the visitors. O'COn-
nor hit down to right so hard the ball
went through the wire fence, and Schell
had to climb over to get it while O'Con-
nor trotted home In the eighth CrOgan
hit a ball through the fence, but it
stopped in reach of o Conner s long fin
gers and Crogan was held at third.
The first run was made in the third
inning. After Land had cared for Pike IS
fly Scheu got first on balls, stole second
in a neat and graceful manner,
and scored on France 8 two Dagger.
Then McVey sacrificed and France went
to third. Crogan got a life on Kittle s
error, Hill got four bad balls, and the
bases were full. But FogartY hit to
Land and died. at first. The Austins
failed TO score. -.->i:.
In the fourth, after Welsh had flied
out to Bright, Motz shook up the sphere
for three bases. Pike struck out, and
ScheII, for the second time, got four bad
balls. Then France hit safe and Motz
came home. A wild throw let France to
second, and Schen was caught at the
plate in trying to score. In the Austin
halt Of this inning Hutchinson hit safe,
and scored on O'Connor s four Dagger.
Land, Mussey and Andrews went out in
order. Score, 2 to 2.
In the fourth Money hit for three
bases and scored on Crogan' s single: a
wild throw by Klttle let CrOgan to third,
and he scored on Hill's sacrifice fly TO
O'Connor. Fogarty made the second out
by knocking fly to Mussey. Welsh hit
up a high one N short-right, which
Land muffed. O'COnnor picked it up
and threw to first, but the ball went wild
and Welsh went to third. Then Motz
hit safe and Welsh came home. Pike
was thrown out at first by Bright. The
Austins went to bat three runs to the
rear, but they did not stay that way long
Tobias made hit Bright flied on t to
Fogarty. Then KittIe hit to right and
Tobias scored, Kittle getting second on
the throw in Kittle stole third and
scored on a wild throw. Duane
got his base on balls, and
stole second, scoring on Hutchinson IS
single. Hutchinson stole second and
scored on O'Connor's triple, the big
captain coming home on Land s safe
one Mussey and Andrews struck out.
Score, Fort Worth 3; Austin, 7.
In the sixth. Fort Worth failed to
make a run. Not so, Austin. Tobias
got q life on balls, and started to steal
second. Pike threw wild and he went
on to third Bright hit safe and Tobias
scored. Then Bright started for sec
ond, and a wild throw let him come in
home. KittIe hit a fly to Crogan.
Duane hit a .two-hagger and went to
third on Hutchinson s safe one. Hutch
inson stole second and O'COnnor
got Z life on balls. Land hit one out
to Scheu which he dropped, and Duane
scored, Hutchinson taking third
and O'Conner second. With three men
on bases Mussey hit to Welsh and per-
ished at first. Score: Fort Worth, 5;
Austin, 10.
In the seventh Hill made a double,
was sacrificed to third by Fogarty and
scored when a passed ball hit the UNI
pre-. Welsh raised a fly which Mussey
cared for, and MOtz was thrown, out at
first by Hutchinson. Tobias got life on
balls, stole second, and took third on a
wild throw by France. Bright hit safe
and Tobias scored. Kittle hit to Motz
who threw to Welsh, forcing Bright at
second, and Welsh returned the ball in
time to nip Kittle at first. Score: Fort
Worth, 6; Austin IL.
When Pike had been thrown out at
first by Bright in the eighth, Schell sized
IUttle. up for two bases, went to third on
France 5 sacrifice, and scored on Nc
Vey's single. Crogan then lifted the
bali into the Spring Palace garden and
McVey scored, the batter making third.
Hill was thrown ont at first by KittIe.
The Austins failed to connect in their
half of the inning. Score-Fort Worth,
s; Austin, II.
When Fogarty went up in the ninth
three runs were needed to tie the score,
and he was due for hit. He made it,
and then Welsh drove one out into right
that brought him to third. Welsh
stole second. Motz hit safe and
Fogarty scored, Welsh going to third
and Motz to second on the throw in.
Pike was hit by q pitched ball and took
first. Shell struck out. France sacri-
feed and Welsh scored, Motz going to
third and Pike to second. Needing one
to tie and two to win. with two men at
bases, McVey hit to Kittle, who threw TO
Land, and the agony was ended.
Following is the Official score: