The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-09-18

pretty exhibition In the first and seventh
innings Rotbermel was batted freely and the
score made in the first inning was almost
entirely due to the manner in which the
home team pounced upon his delivery.
When the first inning was in progress it
looked as if the visitors were a counterpart of
Emory's burlesque troupe. Fulmer made a
! hit, stole to second and made third on a
passed ball. There he rested for awhile
Fox went out on Chambers throw to first,
after which Fulmer scored ON Huston's hit
The latter was advanced to second on Wards
hit and Ed. Henry brought both men home
with three-bagger Toman followed with
a two-bagger which brought Henry home and
the batter got to third on McGettigan's over
throw, but Setley and Martin were retired
before he could score.
Setley played pretty steady game all the
way through, and when the visitors gave in
dications of pounding his delivery the feders
stepped up and stood by him like veterans
Rothermel also did well after the first inning
and up to the ninth, during which time the
home team made but three hits but the
enders were very disastrous.
The player to whom credit is due for the
most brilliant playing during the game is
Cappy" Martin. He re.establshed himself
in the estimation of the patrons. In the
sixth inning he retired the side by making
a nice double play to first base, and his assist
to first and capture of hard hit fly cooked
the goose of the visitors.
The visitors threatened to pile up runs two
or three times, but it was not on account of
their batting. In the second inning after
Gilbert had been retired Calver was hit by
pitched ball. Rothermel went out on a fly
to Ward and then Golden was, hit by Setley.
McGettigan followed with genuine hit and
filed the bases but Fredericks was unable to
hit hard enough and Fox retired the side.
After Calver and Rothermel had been
retired in the fourth inning Golden got to
third on hit wild pitch and a passed ball,
but the nervousness which was created by the
two latter misfortunes were quickly dis
PEELED by Ed. Henry bagging McGettigan's
fly.
Two mshaps gave the visitors their first
run. On the third strike Fulmer missed the
ball and was slow in recovering it., When he
did he threw it in such a manner that il
struck the runner on the back. Malone then
gave the ball terrible whack and it SCARED
high in the air towards centre field Frank
Henry made gallant dash and as the ball
was rapidly descending he stretched his arms
before him and stopped which caused him to
fall upon his face. The ball struck the
ground a few feet before him, bounded over
his body, and went merrily on its way to the
fence. Fredericks scored, but Martin fielded
the ball back in time to hold Malone at third.
and he died there, because Meister went out
ON Wards throw to first and Setley struck
Chambers out.
Rothermel scored the second run on his
own hit, stolen base and two-bagger. The
visitors only secured one stolen base during
the game, while the home team purloined
seven.
In the ninth inning the visitors played
very indiderently. Eleven of the home team
went to the bat before the side was retired
and seven of them scored a run each, through
two bases ON balls in succession, four hits. one
of them three bagger by Ed. Henry and
five stolen bases.
During the game Allentown got thirteen
men on bases, but only two of them got to
the home plate, Chambers, the third batter
in the first inning, got his first on balls, but
was not satisfied with Setley's generosity and
tried to steal second Fulmer gave him a
pointer by throw to second that was re-
membered by the visitors during the balance
of the game as the summary shows only one
stolen base to their account,
The home team was more alert and did
timely batting when it got men ON bases. !
In the first inning FIVE got on the bases and
four scored, two singles a three-bagger and
double being made at the right time In the
ninth inning nine of the home men got on
bases aud seven of them scored three singles
and three-bagger being made very oppor-
tunely. But all the runs were not due to
them. The visitors gave three first base
on errors aud a fielding error as premiums,