The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-06-05
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rhe- Duke took second, Eddie third,
When Delehanty sadly erred.
Then Gross, who's never known to scow1,
Froze tight TO Rusie's little foul,
But Fuller once more four balls drew
And quickly down to first base few.
-Four bad ones. toe. Van Hsltren got,
Which forced Ed Burke home on the spot
Duke tried to score on Davis crack,
But Buckley tapped him on the back.
Doyle smashed q single out to right.
Two runs came in-'twas out O. sight!
Cap Davis, graceful as bird,
Flew round the course ard perched on
third,
But TiernaE hit 20 Sully's place
And persisted tameiy at first base.
Score three.
That's wei
FOURTH INNING.
Thompson four balls got, and Sully's bunt
Let him 70 first-the little -untl
Boyle's liner went 10 Stsfford's spot,
Who held it. though he said twas hot.
And laced is into Fuller's paws,
Who touched bag midst much applause.
Big Thompson, who should have been there.
Vas caught far OFF his base for fair.
Now Stafford added glory won
By r,abbing weighing 8 hit 10 run.
Now Weyning thought he had enough,
And Smith tried pitching-that's the stun.
When Stafford stepped up TO the plate,
The crowd arose and cheered him great,
Whereat poor Staff was struck with awe
And famed out, much against the law.
Then Mailman gathered in the sphere,
And though the thing was very near
He plugged il down 70 first with vim.
Burke found the ball ahead Of him.
Farrell famed the ozone thrice
And took a back seat calm and nice.
No score once more.
FIFTH INNING.
When Delehanty went to bat,
He didn't know where he was at.
He sent one down to Davis ground,
Who pIucked il neatly on the bound
And passed it on 80 jack Doyle's place,
Who took it in with airy grace.
Mailman out, short to first,
And Hamilton was likewise curst.
No score.
Now roar!
Rusie's ont caused quite howl,
And Buckley gobbled Fullcr's foul.
Mailman fumbied big Vans hit;
The latter safe on first did sit.
He didn't larry but a minute,
But stole bag two
Gosh, Vsn was III it,
But Davis stopped all hope of fun
By going out at first. No run.
SIXTH INNING.
Buckley went out, Davis to Doyle.
Van Haltren kept Cross fly off soil.
Davis took Thompson foul on the run,
And the Philiies retired without a run.
DOYLE sent one down to second base
And on the bench resumed his place.
Tiernan hunted mid shout
And beat the ball two feet about.
Hami lton took in Stafford's fly,
And Burke went out as slick as pie.
No runs.
Good fun.
SEVENTH INNING.
Sully's slow hunt along the ground
Ahead of him at first he found.
Boyle died at first in style as slick
Twas Fuller this time who did the trick.
Rusie attended to Smiths weak hit.
The Ouakers were certainly not in it.
Ho score.
Hurrah!
Farrell out at Rallman's door,
And Rusie famed the air once moro.
Fuller got four nasty ones,
Then down to second quickly runs.
Smith struck ont lengthy Van,
Who batted like pygmy man.
No more.
On, pShaw!
EIGHTH INNING.
For Slowtown Dolly made hit,
And Mailman duplicated ii.
Fuller muffed the ball in thrown,
And Delehanty ran clear home.
Mailman safe to second crawls,
And Hamilton to first on balls.
Buckley out at first by tag.
And Hamilton off second bag.
Mailman to third base on this play
And scored on Cross hit-hoorayl
Thompson singled to center field,
And Cross to third base quickly spelled.
Sully smashed along the ground.
The ball at first ahead he found.
Score two.
That's you.
Davis out, Mailman TO BOYLE,
And Hamilton took care of Doyle.
Herman first on balls, and Staff
Forced him at second-made him laugh.
No run 3
By gun!
NINTH INNING.
Fuller caught Boyle's fly like glue,
And Smiths strike out made No.2.
Delehanty out at first.
The crowd yelled triumphant burst.
To sum it up, the game was great.
The rooters left the grounds elate.
Then round the town they took turn.
For every one had cash to burn.