The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1895-06-01
Give Us Columbus. .---Never
Mind, We've Got Elm;
And Got EN- Bad.
WHO SAID CALL LOGAN NEEDS Is
ANEW BASE BALI. TEAM"
The Best Game OF the Season Was
Played Thursday.--Logan Scores n
Victory OF 6 to 4 Against
Columbus.

registering 100 at 2:30. but that
cuts no ice with n ball game.
When the game was called at that
hour, the boys were there ready for
the contest, and $4,000 worth of
good people were there also, to en-
courage the management, and
spend few hours in "Recreation,"
and yell.
III. Il. Sparnon was chosen um-
pire, with batteries Tot McAloon
and Beck of Logan, and Mason and
Quinn for Columbus.
THE GAME BY INNINGS.
Columbus in, Quinn at the bat,
gets jolter in the ribs, and goes
lst, and having II few "spare ribs'
left steals End. clear. McCurdy
cracks 2bagger, and Quinn scores.
Collins up and our Tot curls them
two much, and Collins laid off with
out n smell. j. Hartman liner to
pitcher, Collins sneaks 3rd. and
scores. Nevins hits to 3rd gets 1st
but is crowed out by Kellar at 2ntl
Change sides. Webb came up
first, and dies at a base of the same
number. Beck hits safe, earns 1st
and steals End. In lodging at End
he twisted his ankle, and was car
ried off, Shaw, the inevitable could
MT find his man and fans. Lytle
little tip, but no good. Change
The 1st blood ends with 9 to 0 in
favor of Columbus; and Beck go.
ing down for the gamer was Ger
tainly discouraging. Hawk hap.
pened to be on the grounds and
took the mask with bowling sue.
cess through the game.
On beginning of second, B. Hart.
man comes up and with q tip fails
on lst. Franklin ditto. Mason
winks out on foul tip after 2strikes.
Last half of the second, Magle
lands her out to right, but lst
reached; crowed out on End by
Sanderson-secums to the newt.
a bic double play at lst. Tot Nc
Aloone, couldn't find the whiskers
and changes the sides with some
pleasant fans.
Quinn opens up the third inning
with hot one to pitcher, and the
little sphere shuts him off at 1st
M cCurdy failed to wear his bag.
ger bloomers this heat, and in the
heat Of the day resolves to indulge
in three successive and pleasant
fans, delivered at the hands of oul
little smoothe Tot. Collins gets
red headed and bangs her to 3rd
but that confounded Bright boy
stuck his feet in the game and
shuts "Red" off at 1st. Andy Nc.
Aloone starts the last of third, with
a good one to 3rd, and fails at 1st
but, listeu,-Bright, who Sawed
his best days with his right arm
actually hit the big league pitcher
and swift one to short give him
1st on tumble, and he steals End
Webb can't find the ball as i,
passes, and the umpire said three
strikes in less minutes, and all
these long minutes Bright is dane
ing to get in. Hawk comes to his
rescue, and we score one, the frsi
of the contest-and it is Bright
with his best arm sawed" that
needed new team" Shaw comes
up with ripple of applause
which is just incentive sufficien
for him to touch the sheep skin
way ont to the last board, on the
last panel, of the last fence, of the
grounds clean three bagger
Hawk goes from 1st in home, ana
Shaw to 3rd. Lytle comes up, buI
leaves Shaw die on 3rd.-In this
half 2 runs are scored. making tie
In beginning of fourth j. Hart
man touches to right, out on lst
Nevins fans. Kellar lams tocentre
gets lst, but b. Hartman hits I,
End and crowds Kellar dead. Ma
gle comes up in ending of fourtl
and taps an elegant to centre; bu
McCurdy in a difficult back rul
makes an excellent hold, and tn,
batter ia out. Sanderson goes Is
by tip to short. Tot McAloon'
fans and his brother Andy has tn,
misfortune TO foul out.
Franklin opens fifth; long fly Il
left, and Lytle made 500 friends Il
a second by holding it. Masol
gets to lst by hit to 8rd; steals End
Quinn fans. McCurdy hits to cen
tire. Mason scores. Collins lifts
tall fly to End, and little Andy Nc
Aloone, the rascal, wouldn't let
touch the ground. One run score'
In this inning making 8 to 2. Th'
close Of Fifth starts Off with Brigh
who has on his hitting clothes
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