Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-09-10
NANCE'S GOOD PITCHING
Isanr-, OF the Fort Worth Nine, Does
Some Notably Good natting--orand
Stand TiiIed 10 See "a Very Good
Hall Game.

Nance chewed his cud and made Dali
las hope die frequently at the home
plate yesterday afternoon. He looked
mad and threw a furious ball. Dallas
had not studied curvillnear science sur
fclently and whaoked frequently at
balls too far away and more fro
auently allowed them 10 pass over the
home plato with their covers intact. In
short. Nance. In behalf OF Fort Worth,
puzzled Dallas badly. He seemed to
be materially aided by his cud ana his
fierce look. In fact. Dallas man re-
marked that II Nance would ease his
face occasionally while In the box the
batter would have better time
Nanoe's pitching and Isaaca' batting
were the features OF yesterdays ball
game between Dallas and Fort Worth
on the sportsman's Park diamond.
1sRacs mauled three three-bagRers, hut
always died on base In endeavorlng
10 steal bases
AZ the end Of seven innings game
was declared. the score Standing II to
6. In favor OF Fort Worth. Kirkpatrick
limpircd the game and failed to hear
foui tips with the unerrlng accuracy
with which he notices fouls In "A spar
ring contest. and which has made him
famous In the city ~ referee who
win have mo monkey businosa" But
he came out alive, both Mines recog-
Milling his strict impartnllty.
The grand stand was filled ana the
baseball 6end was numerouly on hand.
4 Il. a.. Ii.
ed Fort Worth awhile and rdiculcd
Dallus Then he cheercd Dnllns, when
Fart Worth ala some Otd playing. and
turned coat nB easily M the eamoloou.
In the first Inning Dallas made one
run and Fort Worth two. isaacs hit
three-bngger. Tyler for Dallas. did his
best pitching, which was rather weak
at that and heavily smashed, Nance.
for Fort Worth, throw little wild.
but was cNccllnntly backed by MEAL
lister. ana his wild pitching did no ma
terlnl harm.
In the second inning Fort Worth
was beautifully shut on two dying
NJ the plate Fort Worth rotaliRtcd
by shutting Dallas on and the fond
went wild.
In the third inning Fort worth maui
ed out i've runs ana shut Dallas IN
With nothing and the nonds beat each
olher ON the back ana sutd hard thugs
10 Dallas ana asked big Catcher Fnbin
Of that nine what Dallas was here for,
and lNhIn simply lifted his cap In the
grand stand and went about lis buh-
ness.
In the fourth inning Dallas, aiung
by. the tnunts, Fnbln began making
some queer dumb muu's signs ~ Tyler
and Fort Worth scored a goose egg.
hangover. McDnvltt and II TnclSaborry
dying nj home piRtc, second aud nrst.
Then Dallas had its turn and whacNcd
out three runs, making things little
Interesting aud doubtful.
In Tho nfth Fort Worth piled up
three goose eggs by the courtesy OF
Jarvis, launcs and McAilistor, Iaaacs
not scoring his usual threc-buggor this
time Dallas did likewise aud the
tlends. who had been guyinR Dallas,
turned In and guyed Fort Worth TO a
hnlsh
In the sixth Fort Worth had It's
FUN, pllng up fve runs, lsaacs hitting
another ihrce-baggcr Dallas came in
aud sailed out again without score
In the seventh, Fort Worth went out
on Nance, Stelnfelt and raclnbrrry In
succession, and Dallas scored one run.
Dallas had 10 catch tho train aud by
mutual consent the game WINS called
II WAS possibly the most interesting
game of the season