The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1893-09-30

Of circumstances such
as the day being pay day and the weather
being chilly and threatening. Those who
travelled to the park were given seven
innings of very quick and pretty ball play
ing.
Bauswine, late of Allentown and Albany,
pitched his first game for the home team and
made a splendid impression. The visitors
seemed to be completely mystifed by his
pitching. They succeeded in hitting the ball
pretty hard few times, but Frank Henry's
work in the centre field then played part
which gave Bauswine excellent support.
Henry made mutf of Wentes fly in the
second inning but he had five chances later
in the game and accepted each in splendid
style. One was nice running catch.
The home players were censurable in one
respect only their base running was stupid.
Had they been more patient and exercised
better Judgment while on bases they would
have had two or three runs to their credit
before the eighth inning. In the first inning
Fulmer started out with a two.bagger and
when Fox made hit Fulmer was not satisfied
with getting to third, but tried to reach the
home plate. The ball was ielded back to the
catcher almost before the runner got half
way between third base and the plate.
In the third inning another chance pre-
sented itself Frank Henry started out with
a hit, but was caught mapping at first base by
Wente, the catcher Immediately after
Messitt made a three.bagger. The side was
retired by Fulmer and Ward going out on
flies.
Again in the sixth inning the base running
did the damage, Fox made two-bagger and
Toman made hit, but the former was
retired when trying to steal by the catcher's
throw to third base.
The home players are pretty successful as
base snatchers, as a rule, but when Wente is
behind the bat they must exercise more care
than they did yesterday.
Neither side was able to score up to the
eighth inning. The home men hit Belts
deliveries frequently, but as before stated
their base running was of such character
that it counter balanced their good work with
the bat and their six hits in the first seven
innings went for naught
There was only one time that the Eastons
got to third base during the entire game.
That was in the seventh inning when Wente
was hit by pitched ball and got to the third
bag by Fox missing Wards throw and the
ball going into the crowd near the grand
stand. In this inning Wright got to first as
Fulmer misiudged the fly, but the former was
put out at second by the left fielder's throw.
In the eighth inning the visitors received
a severe trouncing. The home team jumped
upon Belts delivery like hungry wolves upon
a lamb. Fulmer, the first batter, got his base
on balls, but went out soon after on the
catcheT's throw to second. Ward then made
a three'bagger, and Fox brought him home
with two Dagger. Ed. Henry went out on
a fly to left field. TOman, Bauswine and Mar
tin each made a hit Fox getting home on
Bauswine's hit, and Toman and Bauswine
scoring when Frank Henry got his base on
Kraus' error. Messitt got his base on balls
and when Fulner went to the bat for the
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Messitt home with three base hit amid great
cheering Ward was urged to clap the climax
by bringing Fulmer home, but his batting
ability would not respond and he and the side
went out on McDonald's throw to first Seven
runs were placed to the credit of the home
team on two three baggers, double and three
singles, two bases ON balls and one first base
on an errcr. 1t was big surprise for the
visitors and they looked exceedingly blue.
The Eastons went out in one-two three
order in the eighth inning, Hogseivec and
Belts going out on throws by Bauswine and
Ed. Henry to first and Mcdonald striking out
In the ninth inning after two men were
out Toman got his base by being hit by a
pitched ball. Two strikes were called on
Bauswine. "Au right, said the new pitcher
as he nodded his head to the Easton twirler,
and the next instant the former made hit,
advancing Toman to second, Martin raped
the ball out to centre field and Wright
bagged it retiring the side.
The visitors went out in short order in the
ninth. Mills struck out aud Kraus took first
base on being hit, but failed to get away from
the bag as Messitt caught Wrights foul fly