The herald., 1894-01-11

on either side to be struck by the pitcher with
a ball, and took first. J. Sharps knocked out a
one-bagger, advancing Brockett to third. Teal
made first on three strikes, the catcher being
unable to find the ball Brockett came home
Mccullough took his base on balls. Smith also
took his base on balls, forcing ]. Sharp home.
Shiruer was hit by the bal and took his base,
forcing Teal home. I. Mccullough stole home
on passed ball Carricker knocked out hot
liner taking first, Smith and Shirmer coming
home. 4. Palmer took his base on balls:
Hatch out on three strikes. Brockett reached
first on short grounder. Carricker was caught
at the home plate. Two men out. John Sharpe
went to first on high fly. Three bases full, a
common thing in this half Teal batted out
fly, which brought Palmer home BroGkelt
stole home on a passed ball. 4. McCunogn
famed out. Side out. Eight runs.
Griffin gained first on three strikes, the
catcher, unable to grippe ball Sonnor
knocked outa fly and got to first, Griffin sec
ond Wool out on strikes. COnnor caught oe-
tween first and second. Two men out: Ross
came to the bat in time and welted the ball
over third, himself taking first, Grimm coming
home. Elliot batted another liner, bringing
Ross home. Elliot taking second on passed
ball. Swart out on his way to first, the resul :
of three strikes This last play pure result OF
excellent pitching of Teal. Two runs.
Sixth inning-Geo. Smith to first on inner
between first and second; Schirmer gained
first on passed ball of Elhert, Smith making
third. Carrickers bat came in contact with
the ball and sent flying over the heads OF all
first base Shriner to third, the latter out, try
ing for home on passed ball; Carricker to sec
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third, Palmer second; Hatch to first on liner;
Carricker home; c. Brockett was caught out
on high fly, J. Smiley making excellent eaten ;
a~double play resulted, Hatch being doubled
up at first Three men out. Two runs.
Hiskey to first on grounder; j. Smiley out on
short grounder, which the catcher picked up
and put to first; Hiskey stole second ana third
on passed balls L. Smith out on strikes. Two
men out Griffin to first on grounder, which
could not be returned to home in time to eaten
Hiskey. One tally. Connor got first on long
liner, Griffin to second Wool batted out a
liner, but to no account as Lonnor was met
with the ball at second Three out, one run.
Seventh inning-C. BIockett out on strikes;
J. sharps made first, after tanning the air
three times; Teal's short grounder not sufil-
cient to help him to first. Two out. McCul-
logh base on balls; Smith knocked out good
fly; Sharps, however, put the side out by be-
ing caught between second and third. NO
runs.
Ross batted out high fly and made first
Elliott plunked out one-bagger forcing Ross
to second. where he was put. One out. Elliott
stole second on passed ball. Swartz went to
first on a high fly. The two men on bases
moved ahead one on passed ball. Elliott
tried to steal home on passed ball, but was
caught Two out Hiskey batted out a two,
bagger, letting Swartz home. Smiley followed
up with one-bagger, Hiskey going TO third.
Hiskey went home on passed ball l.. Smith
struck out. Side out. Two runs.
Eighth inning-Schirmer went to bat for the
home team and struck out. Carricker made
first on hot liner and stole second with tre-
mandous slide, coming home on sky-scraper OF
T. Palmer. Hatch out on strikes. Palmer to
second and Brockett to first on liner. Palmer
third. Sharp struck out. Three out One
run.
Griffin struck twice but made first on balls.
Connor out on three strikes. Griffin second.
Wool knocked out liner and took second.
The first baseman could not find the ball, and
Griffin came home. Ross struck thrice and
made first on passed ball by Schirmer. Wool
to third. Elliott out on sacrifice to catcher.
Wool home. Two out. Swartz out on liner
into McCullough's hands. Three out. Two
runs.
Ninth inning-Teal made first on a fly and
second on passed ball. Mccullough out on
strikes. Teal to third. George Smith got to
first on liner. Teale home. Schirmer gained
first on a liner. Smith second. Corricker to
first on a grounder which was too lively fol
Hiskey. Bases full. Palmer out on fly, muz-
zled by Swartz. Hotch out on three strikes,
leaving man out at home. Three out. One
run.
The lumber yard went in to make up the
four runs they were behind. Hiskey out on
bounder into the catcher's hands. J. Smiley
knocked out a two-baggcr and stole third on a
passed ball Two out Griffin knocked a foul
which Schirmer got under and held Side out
SpOrpI q TO Is.