Omaha daily bee., 1892-06-17

Unce do himself proud.
1t was rare afternoon, and the players
pranced and caracoled over the Held ike
OF of yearling5 at a county fair. The SKY
was piled high with towering cumrli and
refreshing breeze, laden with the clover's
odorous breath, played through the STANDS
until the contest was over. This made IL
com Portable for the crowd, and they enjoyed
themselves in tho fulles measure
The gay trappings of the ladies made
veritaDlo banquet out Of the reserved de-
partment, aud their bright eyes and beaming
faces added an extra charm to the scene
The game was a brilliant and snappy one,
and absolutely devoid OF the usual irritating
frills that so many of lnto have been afflicted
with, and the clever work OF both teams
kept the spectators in the most felecitous
humor.
McKelvey again umpired faultless game,
Guether, the nightmare, not showing up.
Won II In the First.
That excellent little gentleman from De-
trot, familiarly called Shy, plunked the very
s.rst ball Mr.. Sullivan let go of for single
Then Giks smashed out his customary three
nacker and the stand was in buzz.
or course Sheibeck scored.
Kelly struck out, but on Visner's hit
Bob ran in, and after Uncle had
sent one out to Lechter, the farmer
stole second, and made the total three on
Holyoke Jimmy's safe rap. The latter also
pilfered second, but was left 90 Henge's out
from Tommy Quinn to Rufus O'Brien.
1t was a clever bit OF sticking, and the
crowd appreciated 1t.
Indianapolis was summarily disposed OF.
The ex-president made lovely catch of
Lechters high foul way back against the
stand, but Collopy's iuggle put the car
buncular O'Brien on first. But the Rustlers
cared naught for that, for Berger rainbowed
an easy one over to third, ana Hengle threw
Kid Madden out at first.
1t was u cipher for both sides in the
secoud, and ditto for the snowy hosed in the
third In their half of the latter the Blue
Jays made u run.
Lawrence was thrown out at first by
Collopy. Lechter was presented with first
by HandIboe, and after OBrien had flown to
Kelly, Berger banged one up against the
right field stockade TOR a brace, and Lechter
scored. Mndden's high one was trapped by
Hengle.
ave must have that run back right hore r'
chirped Visner from the lines as Hayes
faced Sully in the fourth. Hit her out,
Eddiew
And Eddie hit her out, but as luck would
have it Jerry Denny Quinn was in the way
and his quick throw across sat the rotund
catcher on the bench.
''You must do IL, Nck" continued the
irrepressIble agriculturisr, as Hapdiboe tooh
Eddie's place ut tho plate. And forthwith
Nick drove a hot one down to Berger, VINO
allowed IL to get away from him, and Hand
Doe was safe A wild pitch sent him on tC
the next station, and after Shy had elevated
one out to Madden, Gilks hit safe and Nicl
scored.
'What'd / tell youl" yelled Visner
Didn't tell you we must have that rur
backi Now VIC can take it easy"
And Kelly fell a victim to Tubby O'Brlen
How the Others Were Made.
The Blue Jays were blankod. but afte
treating the White Sox to a little Of the
own medicine in the next they yanked il
their second tally.
1t happened like this:
Uncle made an excusable muff Of Collopy'
wide throw on Lawrences grounder, an,
was guyed by the crowd
They seem to have IL III for the old man
Notwithstanding he is playing strong ball
But 1t is human nature to string SOMEBODY
Lawrence never got any further. ii
started out like one-legged veteran to stea
second, and Eddie threw him out too easy
Lechtcr made hit, stole second, went I
third on HeDgle's error and scored afte
O'Brien's long fly had lodged in GilKs' paws
Sheibeck threw Berger out at 1irst.
That ended the excitement until the sew
cnth, when three or four of the White So
fell upon Sully and like to frightened him t
death.
Berger began by tossing Giks out
O'Brien. Kelly followed with walk dow
four wide ones, and old Joe and Uncl
lambasted the sphere for three bags eact
Uncle, however, was knocked in the head i
the plate,as he very iniudicIously endeavore
to make his n homer.
The crowd yelled at that, and Uncle wa
so hot that he singed all the hair Off the bac
of mis- neck He claimed that Wick, who wa
In the coacher's box at third. gave him III
wrong tip, and for II While 1t looked as If h
was going TO eat Wick alive.
When Coliopy followed with n hit he WI
Inadder still. TIE air turned n deep ceruleal
and he didn't get over 1T during the entil
game,
IL seems that the Two runs scored shoul
haveappeaseo his wrath, but Uncle wouldn
havebeen happy If somebody had made hi
apresent OF the earth.
That Is, not just then.
That pni IN end to the run getting unit
tho closing half OF the ninth, when the Bl,
Jaysuses swclled their aggregate to three
Henry Boyle pasted Nick for q doubl
ran to third on Sully's sacrifice aud nome {
another by Lawrence Then after Lecht
had made another hit, O'Rrien was caug
by Hengle and>your Uncle. and tho play
seized their bats and ran for the dressir
room.
The battle over and they only ht
forLy-hve minutes 10 catch the train (,
Indianapolis, where tho two teams open ,
tomorrow afternoon.
Tho score:
OMAHA