The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1894-09-05
AN OFF DAY.
LOGAN BASE BALL BOYS
COULDN'T PLAY A
LITTLE BIT.
Rough Ground and Tough
Luck Queered Them.

uuy VI iVSt WEEK. lue teUul WeHC
up on the morning train, taking
with them G. NJ. Bowlby for their
umpire and Manager NaiIe. Their
heads were high T., the air, with
victory Il sure thing; they thought
that rs they had skinned Carol so
neatly Il few weeks ago that there
would be no trouble running the
keen knife under their scalps on
this day, but the knife struck
snag, and we come back with our
feathers clipped few lines.
The game was called at $3.50
O'Clock; our boys in the field with
Fred Bright in the box. Cofman
the first man up smashed her out
and got 3rd, and scored on Wilson's
base hit. GOram fans, Sands fly to
Magic, and Wilson dies on steal
ing 3rd. 1t was opened up right
in the first with lscOre. In the 3rd
they get three; Sanderson makes II
clean muff on short. III the 9Th
they ring one and in the sixth they
get two, making in all.
Logan boys seemingly couldn't
do anything but hit to infield and
get out on lst. In the 3rd inning
they took a little squirt, and Fred
Bright scores; Webb makes mi
raculous steal and runs home on
error of 3rd baseman and catcher.
This made 2 runs and it stayed 2
throughout the game. In the Sth
we got three men on bases, and
then went to pieces without II run.
The strike outs were very few
F. Bright A; G. Bright and King 5
1924 45 g 50
Logan 002 O 0 o. 0 %
Carol 1880 / 9 20 O 80
Maggie made wonderful catch
on a way ont fly. His run was
across the field, and he just reach
ed it with one hand, but was AS
good as Il basket, for it stayed
| there
The great disadvantage of the
the game was the poor ground. 1t
was about the poorest we have
seen. In the first place the dust
was shoe top deep and our boys
paddle in dust to II disadvantage.
Other than this disadvantage the
ground was very hiliy.
Pitcher threw up hill to batter and
down hill to catcher. off of first
base was stt ersmaiSalk mSalk and the out
field run up hill.
Players that get used to this kind
of grounds may use them, but
strange boys cannot judge a ball
any place on such II field.
| This makes horse apiece for
these two teams, and we under
stand the 3rd game will be played
here today.
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Ry.
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| When you buy hats, caps,
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Charges moderate.
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