The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-06-16
THE GAME.
The Second Contest in Base Ball
Between the ", h. L. 7. and
and the st. Louis Cloth
ing CO-ScOre Ten
to Six

10 DIX
The intense heat and the small
crowd was all that greeted the base
ball game yesterday afternoon at'Asso-
ciation Park, between the n. X. &
T.. and st. Louis Clothing Co., teams
Of this city.
Notwithstanding the position in
which the latter club was PLACID they
m t their adversaries on the diamond
with rough and ready talent.
At 4:30 p. m. Prof. Miles. who
acted as umpire. ordered "play ball,
and the "Katys" feeling that all
would 60 we'll in his hands, took the
field.
Ellis, the first man to the bat for
the St. L. c. Co. nine, sent a fly to
Rowe in center field, it being neatly
taken in. Roach took bis stand at
tie home plate, but soon dropped his
bat at three strikes. Swearingen
went to first on Msson's error. but
died on second by forced run Of John.
son, who was left on first.
Mason went out at first. Rowe got
his tase on balls but was put out in
irving to steal second. Jacobs struck
out.
SECOND INNING.
Gatlin made a two Dagger over
cecter 6elder's head, stole third and
coming home on past ball, making
the first run of the game. Stoble
went out to Tanner in left field.
Bulsley got his base on balls, made
second and third on wild throws,
scoring on sacrifice hit Of Koenocke's.
Harrison went out at home.
Stryker sent the ball over center
ielder's head, making first, stole sec.
ond and third. Cook and Norton
went out at first, Stryker scoring on q
wild pitch. Van Dyne struck out.
THIRD INNING.
This inning was short and decisive
for the young team, as Ellis, Roach
and Svearingec in turn were put out
at first.
No better for the Katy's. Tanner
and Mayer never left tie home plate
with Swearingen's twirlers. Mason
went out at first.
FOURTH INNING.
johnson received his base on balls,
stole second and third. Gatlin Jared
the same as his predecessor, receiving
his base on balls, and stealing sec.
ond.
Stoble died at first. Bulkley
fouled out to Stryker, the catch win.
ming much applause. Koenoeke
struck out. johnson and Gatlin left
ON bases.
Rowe was put out at the plate.
Jacobs made a fine three Dagger.
Stryker sent . fy to Krenoeks, which
was readily muaed. Jacobs scoring
on Strykers hit. Stryker in stealing
third was foiled by q throw from first.
Cook sent a fly in Koenoeke's hands
that also being mufed, made second
and third and scoring q
run on Wild throws. Norton made q
base hit, stole second and third. Van
Dyne made first on past bail, and
stealing second. Tanner made fist on
three strikes, Norton scoring, leaving
Van Dyne on third. Mayer famed
the air, leaving Van Dyne and Tar.
ner on bases.
FIFTH INNING.
Harrison made first on error of Ma.
sons stole second. Ellis went out to
first baseman, Harrison making third.
Here the game became interesting,
and the first and second basemen
changed positions. Roach got his
base on error, letting Harrison score.
Roach made second and third while
Swesringen went out a. first. John.
son died at first base, leaving Roach
on third.
Mason got no further than frs.
base. Rowe hit between center field
and second base but was forced out
at second. jacobs sent one between
second and third and going to second
on Stryker's bit. Cook put three