Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-06-25
E4Ef: FIC5T GAME.


Slif ~ 40 tfS 81 ':ei'E h'%e "'f -
IL TAX. Her.
S1: expressed |. !? .;lc IL 60 over aZAl
ecI Il :::anlt ui ba:e i)all, lid he WIS tlijE
too :l;:d Il, l4is.' bur. There were so:-
cr;>l rva*t>:.s t<r his 7oy-jocc.~;!::' she
was },]'tt:v. ht:c:l7Se he liked her, lr~
c";1*4 h2 W:;: i |>.otba!l crank and be-
Ct17:., lie E!}t':T size E'.s Ho Gr!Sht al<l
smart she would cat.4a right on at orc@
MD be !, ;$r::;*G ro}n1uT5 to llin2 a. a ~t,11-
}:i.4lu: III lii u!e games aud III 1aE:H13
i:!t1u o1>: ia tire si''tl:li11S> 50 he took
ill.,, ;,i,<i :::.a.:n they li>:l been Comfort
;7!y x:at:! l'' lv*3;al to explain t!'': fix?
OH 1@Eo I,r. j..
"J'li d. ;1tis," he sud, "bcGorc the
! game i* t;i!ea::'
! ,u!Lc,l wharf" Sh: inquired.
r.: l;tt;3t:td good hat1sre>''y and ex-
pl;li1r.;! that ";n tal]'' meant ITO ot::5i',.
ald :|l;: laughed and said "of cou1se.
and how silly shc WIS. j7'St as women
| ,!l,ynv.; 10 under t:!u-o circumstances.
| Ev this tit:.:, %;>a }}ny"rs we're tak1h@
rl!e;r places.
lyon sca.'' llc S;,id. '';tl1re Are nine
players c:l each side.
-iDv ln;.71v >itlvs:" sha asked. deter
mi,lt:] not IL make any 1tlti'o .l1l>t"ke
| ''Ivo.
She ca!c;s};st:,; Ii moment on her fill
ycr:- ...u
~That's ri i5i1to*:: in Ill, isn't IT,
"Yrs, ux1,i ni!.o :trs: at 1lt Lat anl
nine III the tiall3. tIh:;t square lI':r> j:
tho diamond and art,;|ll it. ;>r> TIE first
l,1tse. ss.,i,1:d ba$e and third base.
/ Don't they have ilny te1lo1s or So
,,l?> :i:>s::" sAo H*l'ed innocentlH.
HI lo{>':.,;l at hVr earnestly aAA
l:,7-hcd. bu1 not sWretly.
'.'IhHt 1l.au Ut:Is'n(l the nl;ln with tho
Eat in his bl1t} il tly catcher. ':e sad
coldly.
"WhHr does he e;h1c}l-bats? Eas o{
, course hr, doesn't" she interrupted her
sult hastily. ''fi>w silly | aln' Iii
catches hit.s. doesn't la4: Efo co'ld1
catch bats in the daytime, con11 }1e::'
"AnI tlcr@'s the pitchers box" lit
went o. not noticing her rxpsa'ial!"n'
"Ilur lux oyer there with tbs }}1!1!
) sitting on IT." tns inquired. 'Nha
. does he keep IN it-|eis curves: hear'
brrthcr tall!it.: =; :h2 other t.: aeo';
e v-,at III elegant riiiVc s''": F''cl'r .
other 'lo kncv bad.
mo, M;ry." he s;1ia sally, tho b5
is tAe plug where the pitcher stands
Il Eey en<i him is tho slr>rt*to;1. and ont /
= the ol'cn there you zee the dclt}cr$ Be
hind the c;ltcl,er is the backstrl>."
n "What'S the difference between th
\ hackstn}> and the shortstop:' slle inquire
=. earnestly.
"Yon'll sec that AZ tile game pr~
"res<e*," hc said. Now watch til
T. players 1ninnte."
= The umpire shouted, ";ihrre balls"
y "Why, Harry she protested. "ther
' was only one |rlll, >av the catche
Il get it in lis hands,.
l. ~Tlle un1,.i:r has 1o 10 that" eS
:, planned the Young nlall.
4 "Wl1at do they call him the elnpir
+ ftr::' she asked. ''Btr:.1'si' it is Il nit
$ mlrchial fuiau Of government:
e Il %uess 1n." said Harry, with rca
+ smile ut htr ingenuity.
II This il real exciting. isn't it?' she e.
. claimvd chipping her hands when every
,, body did lit good play. "&tlidnt thin
knew enough about tho game to en]o
r. it at all, but this is real f774.."
/: The player had knocked safe fly t
= right, and the man next ut the bat to-
e lowed with Il foul, which the u1npi1
2 mentioned in the usual manner.
"What does he call it foul for?' sl
p asked. Il know" she put i'll qulckl,
/, "It's because it didn't go any distance
:. So the hitter could run. Isn't it, Harry
>, Harry said it WAS, and shortly aft&
{. the man OIL second sneaket1 to third.
1t HE stole that base beautifully" e.
j. claimed Harry enthusiastically.
I'll Can tlaix keen them when they ste&