San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-06-17
THE MISSIONARIES BATTING
It Won Them the Game From Aus
tin YESTERDAY Afternoon.

tin Yesterday Afternoon.
About a thousand people vel
coined the Missionaries yesterday
and saw them administer a drub
bling to the Austin Senators. Oi
these one thousand about hall
were duly initiated Rooters with
mem bership cards that they belong
to the A. o. R. (Amalgsmated Order
of Rooters).
The game was we'll worth seeing
and up to the last inning was stub.
bornly fought. Neither side scored
q run up to the fourth inning,
when Abbott, after two were
gone, picked out one Of Long
ley's choicest curves and sent it on
a journey over left field fence,
While making his trip around the
square thousand Threats rent the
air with cheers, and on his arrival
home he was received with show
er Of silver. 1t. was the only run
the Missionaries could get, for after
Garcia drove one past third Hughes
retired the side by flying out to
right.
The Senators didn't score until
the sixth, when Kleeman tailed on
two errors of Midget Van Dresser
and a single.
The score remained tied until the
seventh, when Van Dresser reached
first on an error Of AL. Jack
and scored on Lemmon's sacrifice
and hits by Graney and Sherry.
The visitors made two in their
seventh by Foreith and Longley on
Dolan's error of Foreith's hit and
singles by Longley and Mcbride.
This made the score to 2 for
Austin, but it was only for short
while. In the next inning Abbott
and Garcia each single and came
in on Brownie Chamberlain's hot
drive to right. Two more runs
were registered in the last inning
by Sherry and Abbott, the former
making hit and Abbott reaching
f1rstion Kleeman's error, both COM
ing in on hits by Garcia and
Chamberlain.
The Senators failed to score at.
ter the seventh and the Mission
aries won the day by 6 to 3.
DIAMOND DOTS.
Big Gus Sherry is the captain.
Frank Grsney is at home on
third.
Lennon and Van Dresser, "Our
Midgets," continue to catch the
crowds.
"Brownie" Chamberlain is hold
ing them down to four and six hits
q game.
Kleeman, on third for the Sena.
tors, is little loud, but he inspires
ginger in the game. He is one Of
the many imitators of "Dude"
Latham, but he needs little more
rehearsing before q looking glass.
In yesterdays game, with the ex-
ception Of Mcbride, neither side
made q safe hit the first three in
nings. The Senator's first hit, after
McBr.de's was made by Foreith in
the fifth.
Cox and Watkins have been re.
leased. Cox is playing with Gal.
weston now.
Dolan, the new pitcher, is said to
have all kinds of speed. He pitches
tomorrow. 1t ia hoped he will
hold up his end with his namesake,
who Is delivering for the Boston
team.
Hard Loser Walter shouted out
of his turn yesterday and was
ordered on the bench for ten days
without beer.
Umpire Bouchers gives general
satisfaction with his work. He is
q little off on balls and strikes
sometimes, but for all round work,
he Is the best seen here this season
Temmon resembles an italian
banana peddler in his new uniform
while Graney looks like a standard
mem Der Of q Worlds Fair Kanta.
Kouta camp.
Austin has again adopted the old
colors. These colors were first in
PRODUCED in Texas for baseball uni.
forms by McClosky in 'S7, when he
brought the famous Japlin Mo.
team down here, Of which Sherry
Is the only member now in Texas
Ford Dix is managing the Mis-
sionaries. He says he has spent
considerable money on the team
but will spend more, II necessary
to give San Antonio a good team
All that he asks is the patronage
Of the people.
The Missionaries wore their thirC
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