The University daily. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 18??-????, 1892-06-06

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not far from right, and the way the
boys played was alarming. The
smuggling commenced IN the first In.
ming. Our noble third baseman was
presented with a base on balls, and
Smith lstill determined poked the
spheres ~ center for two bags, Gregg
scoring. Casselberry was bit by the
ball. and with some clever base rum
ming assisted by errors both men
crossed the plate.
The visitors had several men on
bases in their half but they failed to
score, one being called out at the.
plate ON a close decision. In the
second our boys went out in one,
two, three order. The visitors again
had men on bases but failed to make
connection. Gregg started out in
the third with a neat single but his
successors could not get the ball in
the right place. He was left on
third. The visitors then went out
in one, two, three order. Our boys
did likewise in the fourth; the Jeifer-
sons again had two men on base, and
broke the hoodo by Kendall's score.
In the fifth a single by Hayes,
Gregg two Dagger and Casselberry's
hit Melted two runs. The opponents
wereretired as'usual That disastrous
sixth will be memorable one in our
base ball history. Such batting was
never witnessed. Everybody hit the
ball, and it was worth the money to
watch our victims chase the horse
hide.
"Tarkn began the fun and it was
not ended before Finnell, Hayes,
Strauss, Gregg and Ellis punched
out hits. Umpire Swaney then TAX
ing up the ball looked for the trade
mark, but it was gone The mana
ger will send It to Mr.. Spaldine to
have it re- stamped. Such stick work
has never been seen on the home
grounds. Hayes laughed until he
was weak, and then had to quit the
game. Vance went ID short while
Donk johnson covered second 10 his
old style.
When the visitors came In they
were q sight to behold. 1Bedtickp
paced around in the left field swamp
until you could not see him on &C.
count Of gnats. But they made
noble effort and by hard playing
managed to squeeze out two runs.
Our boys we're white washed in
the seventh while the visitors scored
three runs. In the eighth singles
by Smith, Casselberry and johnson
scored two runs.
The Jeffs. in their turn worked in
tworuns. In the ninth Gregg thought
the score should be increased and
proceeded to give the center fielder
a little foot race. BY tkS time the
ball was returned Sheep was stand
ing on second. Smith followed with
single. When Ellis came to the
bat he had fire in his eye. He caught
the second ball square ON the nose,
and all we could see was n streak in
the air, while aSouth Paw" was ma
king the circuit. The straw was too
great, and Joe tainted. .Tark" came
in with his usual single, and Earl
seeing him one harder. raped outa
two. Dagger. Strauss and Casselber.
ny singled. These hits netted seven
runs
The visitors again drew cards, bat
the game could not be won with one
run. The fielding was good; our mo- :
BILE Doctor carried of the laurels.
Gregg led the battery, closely fol
lowed by Smith.
The battery work was excellent.
Following is the:score:
w. VI u. 8 o, o % ID 6 o Q 7--20
Jeffs. o DOL % 2 8 2 L. 8
Two base hits Gregg 2, Smith, Ell
lis, FinnelI, Vance. Three base bits
Ellis. Struck out by Strauss 4.
BY Faddis-10 Base on balls By
Strauss 2. BY Faddis /. Batteries
Strauss and Smith; Faddis and
Nicolls. Time Of game-2.20. I'm
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