The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-07-31
WELLINGTON WALLOPED.
The Cyclones Defeated After Hard Con-
test With the Maroons of
This City.
It is Reputed to be the Best Game OF
Ball Ever Played in the
State Of Kansas

The best game of baseball ever played in
the state of Kansas, was the one played
yesterday afternoon between the Wichita
and the Wellington clubs. The game was
characterized by sharp fielding, and good
battery work of Evans and Borland for
Wichita and Quitsow and ". Frantz for
Wellington. For twelve innings neither
side scored and after the eighth inning at
critical moments pin dropped
in the grand stand could have
been heard. The crowd present
was all excitement from the ninth inning
until Collins two base hit sent Reynolds
home from second base, in the thirteenth
inning.
But few games are recorded where
neither side scores for twelve innings, and
the one played yesterday will 60 on record.
The Wichita club has secured the services
of Morey of Oklahoma City to play third
base
The Fredonias will play here today.
Appended is a complete account OF yes
terday's game by innings.
Wichita went to the bat first
First inning-W oodcock hit to pitcher,
went out at first Clark hit safe but was
put out trying to steal second. Morey
struck out. For the Wellingtons, Forsythe
hit fly to Clark, Hill hit a grounder to
Reynolds, and Hallsell flew out to Evans.
Second inning-Borland hit to pitcher
and was thrown out at first, Cachard
struck out, and Reynolds flew out to
Frantz W. Frantz hit safe, went to sec
ond on o. Frantz's out at first, and went
to third on a wild pitch; Quitsow got his
base on balls and stole second, Jordon and
Richardson then struck out, leaving
Frantz aud Quitsow on the bases.
Third inning-Ayers struck out; Collins
hit to Quitsow and was thrown out at
first: Evans got his base on balls and
stole to second and third; Woodcock
struck cut leaving Evans on third base
For the Wellingtons, Thompson hit to
Clark and was thrown out at first; For
sythe flew out to Collins, and Hill struck
out.
Fourth inning-Clark reached first on
an error by Hill and was put out on Moreys
hit to Forsythe; Borland hit to Forsythe
who threw to Hill doubling Morey at Sec
ond and putting out Borlaud at first, max
ing a neat double play. For Wellington,
Halsell flew out to Morey; w. Frantz
went out from Evans to Reynolds, and
o. Frantz made a two-base hit:
Quitsow again got first on balls. Jordan
then went out from Evans to Reynolds,
leaving Frantz and Quitsow on the bases.
Fifth inning-Cachard and Ayers struck
out and Reynolds was put out at first.
For Wellington, Richardson struck out.
Thompson reached first on balls and went
| to second on Clark's error; Forsythe flew
out to Clark, Hill got his base on balls
| and Halsell flew out to Collins, leaving
Thompson and Hill on the bases.
Sixth inning-Collins flew out to Jordan.
| Evans hit to Hill and went out at
| first and Woodcock struck out.
| for Wellington w. Frantz flew out to
! Cachard, O. Frantz hit to Reynolds.
Ouitsow got first on balls and went to sec
ond on Woodcock's muff of Jordan's fly.
Richardson struck out leaving Quitsow
and Jordan on bases.
| Seventh inning-Clark struck out, Morey
hit to Hill and Borland to Halsell, both
being thrown out at first. For Yelling
| ton, Thompson went out from Evans to
REYNOLDS, Forsythe hit safe. Hill struck
out. Halsell flew out to Cachard leaving
| Forsythe on first base.
! Eighth inning-Cachard hit to Halsell
and went out on first: Reynolds reached
| first on an error by Forsvthe. Byers flew
out to Halsell, and Collins went out at
first, leaving Reynolds on the bases.
For Wellington-W. Frantz hit to
Morey and went out at first, o. Frantz
was hit by batted ball. Quitsow got first
on balls for the fourth time but was
doubled at second by Jordan's hit tc
| Woodcock.
Ninth inning-Evans and Woodcock
went out on first. Clark hit safe and went
to second on a passed ball and was left
there by Morey's out at first
For Wellington: Richardson and For
sythe struck out and Thompson went out
on first.
Tenth inning-Borland and Cochard
went out on first. Reynolds hit safe ano
reached second on Forsythe's muf or
Frantz throw to second. Ayers STRUCK
out, leaving Reynolds on second
For Wellington: Hill few out to Clarl
and Halsell flew out to Morey. W. Franti
was then thrown out on first.
Eleventh inning-Collins struck out
Evans hit safe but was put out trying Il
steal second, and Woodcock went out a
first. For Wellington: o. Frantz wen
out at first and Quitsow and Jordan strucl
out.
Twelfth inning
Clark flew out to Forsythe. Morey hi
to Thompson who made a phenomena
catch Borland hit safe but was left or
first by Cachard striking out.
For Wellington: Richardson hit safe
and went to second on Thompson's out Al
! first. Forsythe flew to Clark and Richard
son was put out a second on the doubl
play, Clark throwing to Wookcock.
Thirteenth inning
r Reynolds hit to Forsythe who threw
wild to catch him on first, Reynolds goin!
to second. Ayers went out at first.
Collins then made a two basehit, scol
ing Reynolds, the only score made durin
the game Evans few out TO Quitsow
Woodcock got first on balls, Clark the
| few out to Thompson, leaving Collins an
Woodcock on the bases. For Hill and "
G Frantz went out at first and Halse
d struck out, ending the game.
The following is the score: