Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-07-28
Again Galveston Bites
the Dust.
NOT ALLOWED TO SCORE.
Panther Plays Great Camo.
Wild Ball Played at Dali
las-Other Games.

all would DO well worm going 10 lNns anu
| whan II was over there was not one but VINO
was we'll pleased with the result, aud n"ne
who were sorry that they had bfayed w
heat In order 10 got to ne park which
~aa ytfY comfortable CuaHiiHfinG The Ten.
pcfatufo Of the day, Another thing maj
pleased tho fans wna the fact that 'CnAneyo'
NeAliiatot that old-time fHyoritn aud Fort
Worth production, wnH IN tho box fat me
homo team. which was q guarantee That "
dalu ftun got the game iht Wound uhNe 10 10
iunio excellent playing nut sic ga e"tl.
lont playing pnd was nycn then shut out, not
being pblo 10 Ect even one man over TIE rub-
Der, although several succeeded IN Eoiung
good for Galyoston notr clubs. with the OK
cgpllnn Of one bad error on tho part 81 the
tight holder " the GuHyll dub, put " 4
splendid game "CAsHoyo" aud llriatOw both
uiieGina well and tofelylne good support,
Whilo tho hitting On both sides was good,
hut tho pnnthora hi hHriar and oftonor, ana
arccpna ia yca'n'dayH giuc. although ne
i..,uinH wa unnpiy hno from start to lnith
Tla Hund CtHha ne Jret'y hard no times,
hut they lacked tha Ito and Vim that was
out with such dogfac " good taste that II
even made Manager works 10 tired that he
never made kick. which " something won
derful whom one knows that HE reputation Tor
kicking II oquAlod only by thai N "llob
nails " Dallas. II all tho ball games we're
pe0lally noticeable from the fact that II was
not interrupted time ana again by nonHenHlcnl
fag-ehewinH. many Who nov refrain from 30
INK huulV No NfNN lNllf NlffN ~ lNN IhNNs
People who pay their good money ~ order
TO HoN hall playing afo not satisfied with rag.
chewing. ana a. yesterday was model gaulo
Tor Nv praanntnom In this respect II would
be- good ono Ia pattern after IN future.
aud then there viii be no cOmplnlntHovnn
II Fort worth should lose OccaulOnally. Fort
Worth has Que NJ the nicoHt diamonds IN tho
South. thrro N much ini"rcat IN baseball
mbniioHtod BY both gentlemen and lndich. and
there ~ M reason why things should not
continue In this way, which viii h. tho tHHa
n ulTuulV lIDLHTu mud would no btllls 1uyVTH
are at uuue made Ia understand that Fort
Worth VIII not stand lt-that bnllsplayinE
such nH yuHtutdty's exhibition 10 what they
pay fnr and that n what they want Tho
present management has shown ita ability 10
got ponnant winners aud tho public has
shown lta Willingness TO support good team,
tvlI ~ undoubtedly the right man In ,ld
right place VIII continue IN make them piHy
bali as tluy arr dltng nj present In days
COMO by many people claimed Fort Worth
would not support u club, hut hor citizens
deinonHtthtc day by lay that they viii nnp-
port ball players. aud Vhlli Hho never did
expect 10 win oyory game IN thu other hand
II used To make them weary IN 20 out day
afiui day ana soc TIN homo touu walked over.
nut that was What happened 20 the iH-tus Hes,
but the club that walks over the aggregation
now holding forth hero will ho entitled 10
he In faster company most year than tho
IrAna Tongue. hut from proHunt Indications
tho Fort Worth team vii be rlghi At the top
whom the season N ondod aud The club
mat beats her VIII surely be entitled to tho
lun ribbon ur rod nAu one. whichever ~
the motto NJ iHe hall playing. Tho fonurcs
nf yciterdny'a gRmu were snyrrei al unI,
voslon'A men getting tapped with tho hall
several anlrndid catches W. 10th sides tho
running stop VI atoinhor aud the heavy hit
tina VI Lawrence. McAiIIgtor Eisov Fmna.
$50 unh ngycWl VI No 'inlyvtll lNyF, me-
gtoInhof'n rt0p was trniiV mo brat NAV ~
tho day, aH thelo Woto thrco mcn on haaes
two mon out And u he bod not ~ tho very
tbarp h no trliing Mat would bavc b.,nnu,s
OF tho Fort Worth fanr whom tho SAND rrnGn
ON urnrpd rDu lu hpnis lid, sh,'" 49,,
san ID was M uan Tboy had ins, ,h,i,
Chance aud Homtur sufely dpsrr,,s uhe
cttU II aidinr 'tiy mn ifitt'v n sLutt,ba
of The hoys ala mora Than woll WV
In the mt mother side srorod tho pantberu
succeeding la getting throa men on basrs bnt
II was no uAr' '''
Ia tho second inning hath ald,. ,,,rc va.
tired In one two. thrro nrder anJ thS NAM"
VI tho ladies went back and forth amid thc
Ia the hird inning Fort Worth cot ,.o
men on bnuaa hui that ,yaS ali 1ba NM, ~,
this time Galveston tried hard 10 do better
but failed.
la The fourth rAiyeston'u pttsbe. nut v,t.
kern On me hail and Tia ranthrra iauri ~,
ret any one very far. but i.awfence hit a IVA
hagger to relieve the uonotone of ihc oern
sion, "Caarovn" nlso lad a favy ybinpo,Vg' ' nn
his flRht arm and laughed AZ the atlomptS
Of tho "hrh' to aNim on dry land
IN the nfth Fnri Worth AID nothins ia ho,u
win ihe psnnnni and lie inoyWnanis w n nSW1
Vestbn w,rn wntrbeJ Win Iaan i,,.s w wv,
white thoy mnde a bnrd styu5sln IA ,sa, W.
eamr ol1 atory-no rIlnA Wv" Wv
liz the sixth Elaoy'n appearance nj the M,
made the fans tan fnatCf NM tbry sa,, MI.
iundest hopes laid on the ahelf ,vlthnu, 7. y,,n
ualyeaton eamo an nntllns for lie nevi
round al nun hut ,5hnn lnrt Wit ".N
through win thoin they bo,an ~ t,ily tsah,.
ina, they werr urithWr niaVIn, MIN Ia, "Hn'
tonic Auatin ar phrrmnnf thny MA - ~ 80. ~,
bIv Panther 10 tarkip ~ h'''
'NIiprc N the ivtIV sevo,,I, ., 90. t,. ,h.
CIV aud evarybody rrnn.d th,tr nn,Is ,n1
opon,d thelr eves Iavrs,,n uMn ~
Hams with a two.baveer b,t 49, 'n,aa,u,,n,h, Xxx
Second on Walliy'H M Irtiiy et,aii,sN II, w
and coming bctnr Oh Nel.avi,pt'. W. ~ "iiu
al nrat. Tkr Grants and fanI VAN, Xxx" ~
the man on t,p Of the t,ienh,oe noIn M , *"
HE h1rd.earnel ouarier i,ughnh r i''huI
the fun grlns-il was Hard a. tSi w,isn'
Flanagan nj rafe adVnnrtog nrts.,t.,n ~,
ihlri FIser hoinr nj tbe Ky 't IVY 70
short futirlnn me side hi All s,an,,,"tn 10
antianrd with ono IA notbtu,, na ii ,, :" ~.
nrthnr h,t erarsn vV,rHi,N't 'n ,,nruu wv
ana ,rould hayn senred Al 49,, n."f 'aNs
ptelnhunia Nondetful n,nnin,, s,. Wv p"t i"'
In lie etrhth gteinham XIV I,'t ,....
W. i h" 1hn' ."sinh 70 Wsloh " q bano.
nj ID ieft. but t6g NH MAJ n,nss,SS e'anlog
bouncing over tho rubber stanIsy saia
Iant'en III tnt, a. h,nn p,~ on balls,
MeFarland rSiitcd tla slds nut ihs ', .,9,s
XII y: 4 : y :sia 4. Va ';' Ike ca!
rdH wor mn sa an AZ SSs, ds9l o. waiting