The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-08-18
THE DIAMOND.
The st. Louis Clothing Company
Meet the NJ, n. Il rs AM
are Theirs.

Inc o. houis Si'tuioS .SoihPauy
team met the NJ, K. IL rs on the
diamond once more. They have
played the third game and misfortune
has been their reward every time.
The small crowd and the baking sun
was all that greeted the players.
The "Klds" took the bats with
Stryker in the box. The ball came
straight and swift, and johnson, who
was at the bat, famed three times
and dropped his bat. Roach made
first on four balls. stole second and
third, coming home on Swearingen's
hit. Swearingen stole second and
third. Gatlin struck out and Norton
went out at first.
The Katies now took the bat and
made one tally on errors.
The second inning was opened with
bad record for the Kids. Three
straight outs were scored. against
them.
VanDyne took the stand for the
Katy's but died at the home plate.
Clark aud Tanner followed him with
a like fate and the second inning was
brought to q close.
The third was opened with a hot
fight for the game. Ellis made
home on errors while Swesringen
flew out to right field, and Gstlin
struck out.
Jacobs knocked q foul to Gatlin
which was neatly taken in. Stryker
sent liner over . second. May
hit to the pitcher who put it to second
and Stryker was forced out Of the game.
May scored on Espenscheid's three
Dagger who also scored on Wild throws.
Roe sent a fay over the second base
and made first. VanDyne flew out
to Ellis, leaving the score 2 to 3 in
the Katy's favor.
Norton took the bat in the fourth
inning, who sent a fly into Mays
: hands. Edwards hit to the short stop
and made first. second and scoring on
Wild throws. Peck received his base
on balls and scored on Bulkley's hit,
who died at first. Ellis made first
base on hit but got no further as
johnson struck out.
Clark was the first to the plate for
> the winners. He sent a liner over
second base and stole second and
!, third, Cook and Tanner made their
4 bases which left the diamond full.
Jacobs sent another foul to Gatlin
who, as before took it in. Clark
scored on errors. Stryker was the
next victim who sent foul to Gatlin
and was put out. May made a Dagger
bringing Tanner and Cook home. Es-
penscnied struck out, which left the
game at 4 to 6 in favor of the Katyis.
Roach in the fourth sent . daisy
t to center field. Swearingen
fouled out to May. Gatlin struck
out and Roach was ca ught while try
ing to steal home.
e Roe went out at first base, Van
K Dyne made first. Clark flew out to
J. johnson and VanDyne was caught
It on . double play.
% Norton opened the fifth inning and
e made the home plate ON q bit by Ed
wards. Edwards was put out while
J. stealing home. Buckley was struck
e out and Ellis put out at first.
Il Cook got first by being hit BY ball.
Tanner was put out at first, and Cook
st caught at the homo plate. Jacobs
ri famed.
,e In the seventh inning Johnson and
N Roach struck out and Swearingen
Il died at first.
Is STRIKER made FIRST on hit and scored
s. on his Of Espenschied. May, who bat
m hit to short stop, was put out on {
re forced run from first base. VanDyn'
q ended bis career by . fly to Ellis
d Clark sent grounder to Ellis, lettin{
IN Espenscheid score. Cook was put GU
ar at first base.
" Gatlin, the first victim Of tn
m eighth, famed the air while Nortol
OF got his base ON balls and was put on
at at second. Edwards struck out.
p. Tanner made q two Dagger an
te scored on Stryker's hit. Jacobs Ae,
ct out to Ellis. May sent a fly to righ
IL field which was taken in by Morton
sp Espenscheid died at FIRST.
a The ninth and last inning was shoI
as and decisive for the Kids. Pee
y. fouled out. Bulkley fouled out an
~ Ellis was put out while trying to stes
Of second. Leaving the game five [
re. nine, in favor of the Katys.
Ter 1t was rather hard for the boys
r. lose their third game with this tea
al. but fate seems to be Elm il" when Il
re- two clubs meet.
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