Wichita eagle., 1889-11-07
THE BROWNS AND CLIPPERS.
The Game Yesterday Between the Above Clubs
at Clippers Ball Park.

| The Game Yesterday Between the Above Clubs
| at Clippers Ball Park.
| During the early part of yesterday after
| noon the threatening appearance Of the
| weather lead many to believe that the ball
game would have TO be postponed on ac-
count of rain. However, it cleared up
about 8 o'clock ana the people began flock
| ing to the ball park. At $50 the ST. Louis
club arrived from Fort Scott over the
Missouri Pacific and were conveyed to the
| ball park in hacks. They quickly took
possession of the diamond and INDUCED in
a short pratice game. Several brilliant
| plays were made which called forth lib
eral applause.
| Cashard and Conklin were in the points
| for Wichita and the showed away "off' in
form. He was very wild, letting in sew
eral runs on wild pitches. Pope and Per
| rim led in the little batting that was done.
For the Browns Maloney was in the box
and did good work. The veteran Jack
| Doyle was at the receiving end and his
| throwing to second base soon con-
WINGED the home boys that they could
not pilfer that resting place. ComiskeY
was at his usual place on first, while
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| Tebeau, of the Cleveland club. held down
the other two bases. Dude" Latham
was at short, while King, Chamberlain
and O'Neil were in the field
! At "A o'clock play" was called with the
| Clippers at the bat Taylor was the first
man to face Maloney and he famed the
atmosphere three times. Perrin hit to
Comiskey, and Conklin struck out. For
! the ST. Louis, Latham went to first on bad
balls, and to second on wild pitch. Crooks
hit to pitcher and reached first, while
Latham was caught between second and
third. Crooks went to third on wild
pitch. O'Neil hit to Perrin, who threw
home to catch Crooks, but CoDklin muffed
! the ball, and the runner scored. O'Neil
| stole second, and scored on wild pitch.
| Comiskey struck out. Tebean
| Knocked out two-bagger
| and went to third on another wild pitch
Boyle reached first and stole second. King
hit safe to right field sending Tebeau and
Boyle home Chamberlain hit safe to
Ross who threw King out at second. Four
runs.
Second inning-Ross reached first on
bad balls and Andrews struck out Ross
was put out at second. Cachard went to
first while Evans flew out to second. No
runs. Maloney flew out to Andrews
Tabeau hit to centre and was thrown out
while trying to make second. Crooks died
at first. No runs.
Third inning-McAdams was hit by
pitched ball. caught mapping at second.
Hartle was presented with his base but
was doubled on Taylor's pop fly to pitcher
No runs. O'Neil was given a base and
went to third on Corniskey's hit and home
on the latter'S out at second. Tebeau
went to first OH an error and took second
on Boyle's safe hit, coming home on Nc
Adams wild throw and was follow
ed by Boyle on the same
error. King died at first and
Chamberlain reached first On error but
was put out while trying to steal third.
Three runs.
Fourth inning Perrin reached first on
error aud went to second. when Conklin
was hit by pitched bali. The latter was
caught mapping at first. PeLin went to
third on Pope's safe hit, the latter stealing
second. Both came home on a wild pitch.
Andrews died at first and Cachard flew
out. Two runs. Maloney struck out
error, stole second and third on a passed
ball. He was left there, however, as
O'Neil died at first. No runs
Fifth inning-Eyans struck out. Nc
Adams went to first on an error but was
thrown out at second. Hartle struck out
No runs, Comiskey took first on an error
but was thrown out at second ON Tebeau's
hit to short. Teabeau went to second on
passed ball and came home on wild pitch
BOYLE took first on bad balls and went to
second on a wild pitch. Took third on a
steal and home on Kings safe hit The
latter stole second but was doubled on
Chamberlan's fly to Evans. Two runs
Sixth inning-Taylor died at first Per
in hit to left for two bases. Conklin died
at first Pope hit safe and Perrin came
home. Pope stole second but was left
there on Andrews out at first Maloney
hit safe stole second and scored on another
wild pitch. Latham, Crooks and O'Neal
were put out at first. One run.
Seventh inning-Cac hard and Nc
Adams out at first. Evans flew out. No
runs. Comiskey went out at first TeDeau
struck out. Boyle took first on bad balls
and went TO third on Kings hit. coming
home on Chamberlain's safe hit King was
thrown out at the plate. One run.
The game was called at the end of the
seventh, as it was getting dark. The
Browns leave this morning to continue
their journey TO Denver and from ther to
to the Pacific coast. They were the guests
of the Metropole while in the city. The
following is the score by innings:
Wichita ...... ............0 g 0 o. 3
St. Louis. .................4 3 D 2 l Ill