The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-10-02

| 8.tt4l ~ lME-Es lshed good records the
| (VCLS, " 50 second game between
SsSsl'5siSSagzss. the Shenandoahs and
S&e<PaN II = Eastons at the Trotting
| N%y park was a dismal
games Of the season and the great number of
spectators left the grounds very much dis.
appointed. The home team put up contest
Of the ragged-edge order and allowed victory
to slip through its hands twice.
Bauswine was disappointment. At the
close of the excellent game he pitched
against the Eastons on Friday he declared
that he had only called about half his ability
into play He must have lost most of it at
! Pottstown ON Sa urday, for he displayed very
little of it in the second game here. II is
| true that he did not receive good support, but
! his case no doubt comes in with others in the
old story that a pitcher cannot be counted
upon to pitch good game every day. There
is general belief that had Setley pitched the
game the result would have been different.
The home fielding was far from its usual
standard and Fulmer demonstrated that he
cannot play the left field. He had three
errors there last Friday and three in the last
can in that position and is not as good in
Judging flies.
Up to the fourth inning the game was a
pretty good one, although Umpire Whaleu
had aroused Indignation few times by
some very shady decisions which affected
both sides. He seemed to have an "otf day
with the home talent In the fourth the
visitors made their first score, and principally
on account of errors. Mcdonald took first
base on bad throw by Bauswine, but when
Mills hit the ball Mcdonald went out on
Nyce's throw to third. Mills got to second
on Frank Henry's muf and went to third on
Wrghts hit. Wente then brought Mills and
Wright in with three bagger, which was
made after Messitt missed chance to retire
the side on foul fly.
The home team went the visitors one
better in the fifth inning. Frank Henry was
hit by a pitched ball and took his base,
Messitt followed with a hit, Fulmer took his
base on balls and Ward brought the three
men in on a three. base hit. Soon after the
cheering stopped Ward went out while trying
to steal home by Wente's throw to the
catcher. The score stood 3 to , in favor of
the home team but before the inning ended
the visitors again took the lead. A wild
pitch, two singles, double and three errors
gave them four runs and ran the score up to
to in their favor. There were two
strikes on Kraus, the first man at the bat and
, he struck at the wild pitch, but got to first
before Messitt could recover the ball
Hogriever made hit, Mcdonald sent Kraus
home with a two-bagger, and an error each
by Ward, Ed. Henry and Martin, coupled
? with a final hit by Mills resulted in making
three more runs.
In the sixth inning Bauswine got as far as
third, on base on balls, a passed ball and
stolen base, but the side was retired before he
could score. The Eastons were retired il
short order
In the seventh inning there was a tug o
war and the hope that was raised in tn,
breasts of the home people during the frs
half of the inning went down with crast
in the last half Messitt started out with
hit, Fulmer and Ward got first base on error
by Mills and Wente and Messitt was forced
home by Fox taking his base on balls Ed
Henry brought Fulmer and Ward home
Nyce got to first when Henry was thrown out
to second and afterwards stole second
Bauswine brought Fox home with a hit and
Martin brought Nyce home with another
Bauswine went out on the catcher's throw tC
third and Frank Henry struck out, leaving
| Martin on first.
When Easton went to the bat in the seventh
inning the score stood to 6 in the home
team favor. Hogrever made hit, Nc
Donald and Belts took their bases on balls
Mills followed with a hit that brought
Hogseiver and Mcdonald home and Bett
aud Mills scored on hits by Wente and Kraui
and an error by Fulmer, thus the score wa.
again changed in favor of the visitors
During the latter half of this inning there
We're several cries for Setley, who was on The
bench, as Bauswine was hit freely after he
succeeded in getting the ball over the plate
The EasUons made the eleventh run in the
eight inning purely on errors. HogseiveI
got his first and second base on one by FulmeI
aud when Ed Henry missed the throw in
the runner got around TO the home plate
The score;