Telegram-herald., 1891-05-24
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wrghts energetic black ssoekiass
were TO much for NaEphy's potatoes
yesterday. o1t the lxiser have e~sn
hoed down 50 frequently thai they are
used 70 It. fasEe . 20 dooos tASs they
can play good ball. for tAsy dsi Il yes-
teEday. bat they 10 Il IN such naosslsSs
Way that The game : hSs eske o.
CASTLE SOAP. GrAna Rapscs led n hts
and errors. shl.s the pcts0ss seai-euaen
soatented themselves With a. excess ~
scOres. The home team can pa4Net-se
the TAI! when Il comes within rr@co -
their bats. bat ;AelE nnSegs hsse a aii.e
touch OF the dalry aoos.t iaSE2 .A~s W.
wear CT ia time
Hos the Game Wa iss1
The nrst four .nninSs were h4rren
ones for Grand Rapids Ii sas secos4
half or the fourth HSlsry. o. Detroit.
went 10 nfsl bag on balls. and when
Mr.. nofy tried - catch Inn mapping,
Re failed, and threw the ball Wild
Delsny took second bSse while kTeck-
eur!dge wAs geinng the ball kaulS-
sOd's unsGcccssfU! attempts 10 tl1t
the bail drew yells OF derisaOn from
tie ble&chsrs sad she boys up = the
trees. o Neal tapped the asA yery
gently, but u gave pelsny = ehAnce 70
get 10 third base. and when oNeli
sent the Gail out into center held ne
scored. Arundel sent beautiful little
pop-up night into Rousey's hands. but
he mutfed il, and while he Was gather
ing tue Dali and getting II 10 rsst, % Neal
scored.
Murphy's boys p-icked nd their ears
and opened their eyes very WIDE wien
William BOardman ehalked ny large
figure on the board Breckenridge
hit the ball an awful smash right on the
nose. He meant u for home run. bnt
had 10 content himself with two bases.
Marphy's Gay Hernpipe-
Murphy sent pretty pop-up and
down 10 Delaney. but that gentleman
opened hls mouth and shut his eyes
while he danced an irish horaplpe
under the ball. While he was dancing,
the ball came down and made nice
little hole IN the sand. lie dug It up
presently and sent u whizzlng al Foulk-
rods by toe. Ii was n bad saot and
instead OF ending Breckenridge
career as he had intended, 1t let nlm
score. In the meantime or thereabouI
Mr.. Murphy had taken ms stand on
the third package OF sawdust and was
anxlously waiting for something 10
turn up. lie expected OConnor 10
turn IL up with his bat, but Morrison
wouldn't let him. lie got TO first base
on four wide and eTratlc balls When
the next man came TO bat, Tug Arundel
tired 70 impale the ball on his horny
shumb and while he was recovering
from his mistake, Murphy scored.
Cochran started out with a
base on balls. Wright followed
with red hot grounder Roussey made
brilliant stop. throwing himself al
full length on the ground III order IL
reach the ball. He killed Cochran Al
second, and got the ball TO trst sc
quickly that Wright hadn't an inch tC
spare. The crowd yelled "out, "out.
but the umpire didn't, and Wright
stayed right there. This decision
seemed To queer Mr.. Murphy's men
for subsequent circumstances Owe
which they seemed TO nave no contro
enabled Ralney. Delaney and Faux
rod 20 score, and the game was won.
Grand Rapids put on tremendou
burst 10 overtake the visiting gentle
men, but O BrieD's cracking two-uaggc
and subsequent tase were all that cam'
OF IL. The formailties of three mor'
innings were gone through with Just I,
please the grand stand; the score wa
not affected IN the least. This IS tn,
record Of the game according to th'
Official score: