The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-08-16

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baso while Reilly threw out shaefier Tool,
followed with two.bagger aud Setley scored
the first run. Messitt went out on Reilly''
throw to first aud Henry struck out Jones
then went in to bat for Pottsville but struck
out Moore went ou, on fly to Fox and
Reilly was retired on a foul fly to the same
player.
In the third inning Bradley made a hit
but was caught when trying to steal to second
and Fulmer went out on Eagans throw to
first. Martin made hit, Fox followed with
another and Martin scored on McGettigan's
failure to stop the ball. Shaeffer got his base
on balls but he and Fox died on bases upon
Setley striking out The Pottsville people
cheered their pitcher Justify for fooling the
Bloomsbury man. McGettigan started the
third inning for Pottsville with two base
hit but notwithstanding his greatest energies
was unable to pass that bag. Bradley kept
his eye on him and did excellent work He
threw Fox and Cavanaogh out at first and
pocketed Eagan's fly, McGettigan dying at
second base.
The fourth inning furnished balm for the
county seat people, They went wild with en-
thusiasm as Toole and Messtt struck out
Henry followed with hit and Bradley got
his base ON Hills error, after which Fulmer
brought Henry home with u hit, but he was
left at frat by Cavanaugh throwing Bradley
out when he tried to steal to third. 1t was
now Pottsville's turn to try and score, but the
opportunity was brief one. Hill was retired
on Fox's throw to first Keefer went out ON a
fly to Toole and Jones made hit, but on his
attempt to get to third Henry threw him out
the ball having been thrown to him by
Shaeficr
Then the fifth and fighting inning started
and here comes the story of how the Pottsville
people crawled from the grounds. Martin
went to bat and was thrown out at first by
Reilly; Fox got his base ON an error; ShaefeI
made hit and stole to second Setley fol.
lowed with a hit and on Reilly's error ShaefIel
scored and Setley advanced to second ToolC
went ont on a fly to McGettigan and while
the ball was being felded in Setley made fol
third. Reilly deliberately placed himself in
Setleys path and the two tumbled over at the
third base. Setley disentangled himself as
the ball was thrown by Hill to Reilly, and
as the latter had not recovered from the tusslt
he missed the ball. but soon recaptured it and
had made for the home plate and in making
a slide tOppled over the catcher just as the
latter caught the ball. Here the battle start.
ed The Pottsville people claimed Setley war
out and the Shonandoahs claimed he was
safe. Several fights started on various part.
of the diamo d and when the crowd was pul
back it was found the Pottsyillss and Umpire
Ryan had disappeared. Umpire Pyle said
that the deliberate interference made by
Reilly should be taken into consideration and
there was no doubt u his mind that setley
should be declared safe.
After waiting several minutes for the Potts
viles 20 return, Umpire Pyle ordered Mtssitt
to the plate. Tho latter obeyed and no ball
being thrown to him, Mr.. Pyle declared shen.
sndoah the winner by the score, under the
rules, of to- 0.
The summary below shows the actual score
of the game and it is plain that Pottsville was
not able to cope with the coal diggers' team
The Shenandoah management announced
after the game, in The presence of Manager
Reber that it positively would not pay the
Pottsvlle club the guarantee.