Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1889-08-03
SULLIVAN KNOCKED OUT.
The Panthers Wipe Up the Earth with
the Sand CrabS-HOw it was Done.
Jay-Eye-See, the Famous GeIding. Lame-The
Boston Brute on His way to Facs Mis-
sissippi Music.

Galveston put their new pitcher, Sulli-
van, in the box yesterday tor their mi
tial game with the Fort Worth team and
he stayed through three innings.
That was enough.
The Panthers had carried their bats
out to the grounds with them, and they
Immediately began to toy with Mr.. Sulii-
van in a way scarcely warranted by their
slight acquaintance.
After McYey and Crogan had gone to
first OH balls and Hill IS tiy had been nip
ped by Huston, Fogarty followed with
single, Lemons with double, Welsh got
four balls, and Motz, Pike and Schen
each hit safe, piling up i've runs before
the side was retired.
In the third again, they began to shake
up the sphere at q lively rate. frost
who was called in to replace Lemons,
taken sick. was thrown out at first.
Then Welsh made q single Motz a triple,
Pike and Schell each got four bad balls.
McVey hit for two, CrOgHn for one, Hill
made a sacrifice and Fogarty executed a
single. Seven singles, two doubles and
one triple and eleven runs piled up i'll
three innings, were considered enough to
make off one pitcher, so Behne was
called to the box, O'Neal went to first
and Sullivan to left.
But even Behne's usually deceptive
curves had no terrors for the Panthers,
and they lined him out in the remaining
six innings for nine hits, of which two
were doubles and one triple.
ytsSFhe hitting of the home team was ter
In1 l.,
and making three singles and triple.
Pike came next, with five times at bat,
and single, a double and a triple cred
tied to him. McVey was n good third,
coming up six times, and making two
adoubles and n single. Shell, five times
Fat bat, had three singles, and Fo-
garty was six times up and
had three singles. Lemons was only i'll
the game during the first half of the first
inning, but that was long enough to
bring him to bat once, and he lined out
a slashing double that brought McVey,
Crogan and Fogarty across the plate.
The total hits summed up nineteen and
the bases made on hits to twenty
The earned runs were eleven.
Schell held the Sandcrabs down to
seven single hits, no two OF which were
made in the same inning, and it was
only bases on balls, aided by rocky sup
port for three innings, that allowed them
to score at all.
For the visitors, O'Rourke led in bat
ting, with three hits; Neal came next
with two, and Behne and King had one
each
The features of the game were Fogar-
II 5 great work in center, a magnificent
running catch by Huston of a line fly
from Crogan's bat, which looked good
for three bases, similar one by Crogan
of ball lined out by Huston, and
great stop of what appeared q safe two
Dagger from Q 'Neal' s bat by Hill.
A fair-siZed audienced was present,
including many ladies, and all immense
" enjoyed the heavy hitting of the home
team.
When the game started it was the in
tentlon to have Shell and Pike in the
points and the other members Of the
team in their regular places, but Lemons
weakened, after making his big two bag
ger, and had to lay off, Pike going to
short and frost behind the bat. In the
fourth inning frost had to stop, Pike
taking the mask and chest protector,
Crogan going to left, Fogarty to center
and France to right.
To-day Huston, the star twirler of the
Southern league, will be III the box for
the Crabs and France will do the delivery
act for the locals.
Following is the official score: