The Portland daily press., 1895-07-19
FIELD OF SPORTS.
We Had More Than a WalkOVer, a
RunOVer Yesterday.
ONLY THREE LITTLE SINGLES AL
LOWED BY SULLIVAN.
Was Eleven to Two-Our New Fielders
Disting uished Themselves.

PortIands Hits We're Fifteen-The Score
Was Eleven to Two-Our New Fielders
Disting uished Themselves.
The Portlands had everything their
own way yesterday. Our team in batting
are very much like our big Sullivan in
pitching When they are good, they are
very, very good, but when they are bad
they are horrid. Both Sullivan and the
team were good yesterday. 1t took an
inning or two to get that big arm of our
star pitcher pulled down TO an even trot,
for it has away of breaking and running,
you know. But once under control and
settled into a good pace, the victory was
certain.
In the first inning, Hickey who has
replaced Petit at second. while old Bob
goes into right, took advantage of the
above pulling down process and walked to
| first. Then Woods. who was playing
third, while Magoon took Spills place at
short, showed his lack of practice at that
place and was too eager. He spoiled a
grounder that belonged to Magoon. Petit
took first and Hickey third. The latter
reached second on a passed ball. He came
in on Wise's hit. Then Nadeau got hit
out into right o. Rourke made good
| throw to the plate. Pettit didn't touch
/ the plate and Terrien touched him after
He was right on hand and saw that
Petit didn't touch the plate. OF course
old Bob growled about it
They got their second and last run in
the third. Donovan, who, took Nadeau' S
place after the first, because the latter
hurt his ankle in stealing second, drove a
grounder at Magoon and again that eager
Woods rushed at it and spoiled it. He
meant we'll, in fact he meant too we'll, for
it was those two errors of his that gave
them their two runs. Tesrien had another
passed ball and Donovan came in on
Irwinis hit. g -
That was their last hit and the last run.
Sullivan S terrific speed was too much for
them most of the time, and when they
did hit the ball fair. our three outfelders
we're always right on deck. Leighton
made some good running catches and
Shaffer and O'Rourke were as sure as
fate
After that third inning it was one, two
three out for every. .other inning of the
game. How's that for a broken down
team. For the last six innings the Brock
| tons didn't reach first base.
| All the time the Portlands We're piling
up runs and hits in such delightful way
that Terrien and Goodhart were more
eloquent than ever The former felt so
good that he couldn't resist a little
| facetiousness on divers occasions, he
took great pleasure in making believe
"chew the rag" in Umpire Bradley IS
direction, and his trumpet note at critical
moments was more thrilling and effective
| than ever.
| AS for Goody Goodhart he was making
ing first or on the coach lines or running
bases, and that noise always had some
thing ecstatic in itsyintonation.
| There are no two ball players in this
country that try to win, want to win and
delight in winning any more than
Terrien and Goodhart. Woods and
Terrien We're the only ones who got nc
hit, and Terrien waited for four twice.
| Leighton, O'Rourke and Shaffer, our
outfelders excelled in batting, and the
way they lined out the hits was beautiful
to see. The score shows the fine work of
| the Portlands
| PORTLAND.