The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-05-15
WASAN NANNIHILATION
The CarbOndaleS Defeated the Home
Team Yesterday With Little
Opposition.
MANG. BRENNAN'S INNINGS.
HE PUT HIS MEN ON THE DIAMOND
TO CAUSE MANAGER SWIFT
INCONVENIENCE.
The CarbOndaleS Took Advantage of the
Opportunity 10 Practice With
Their Bats and Run Around
the Bases.

Inere were less than dozen paid adj
missions at the Trotting park yesterday
and it was fortunate that such was the
case as the game played was the worst
exhibition of base ball given by pro-
tessional club for many a day. 1t was
not even what might he called one.
sided game. The home team made no
effort. 1t practically did no work, but
allowed the Carbondales to bat and run
at will. The score shows that there was
practically only one team on the field.
All the home team did was to make
errors when It's players made any move.
In the first inning four Shenandoah
men went to the plate. Little was the
only one who hit the ball. He made a
'three bagger and died on third.
Twelve of the Carbondalers went to the
plate in the last half of the first and eight
runs were scored on five singles, two
doubles, two three baggers, and two
errors by Clark
In the second inning Carey struck out,
| King got his base on balls, but was
thrown out at second by Westlake, and
| McGarvey was retired on Sales throw to
| Massey. The retirement of the side was
made with ease, without delay aud ap
parently, without objection on the part of
the retiring players.
Twelve of the Carbondale men also
went to the plate in the second innines
McQuade went out on a 1y to Carey and
no more men were retired until nine men
batted. Wetzel made hit and Sales got |
around to third base on hasty and bad |
throw by Ford. Moran made a hit, Fee
got his base on balls, Staltz got TO first
on an error by Clark and to third on /
Carey's error, Westlake got to first on
Carey's error and stole to second, and at |
this point Clark complained of being i'll
and was allowed to retire, McGarvey
taking his place and Mattern going to
left field Hess got his base on balls.
Massey made hit and got to third on an
error by McGarvey, McQuade made a
two'bagger, and Wetzel followed with
another hit, total of eight more runs
ing scored before the side was retired.
In the third inning it looked as if the
home team would break the goose egg
after two men were out, but it failed to
do so Notwithstanding two errors by the
Carbondales. Mattern was the first
batter and went out on Fees throw to
first. Sewers struck out. McCoach got
his base on balls and Ford and Little got
to first on errors by Westlake and Wetzel.
but none of the men scored before Merri
man went out on a fly to McQuade
Moran made hit Fee struck out and
Staltz brought Moran home on a hit.
Westlake went out on Carey's throw to I
first and Hess went out on fly to
Mattern.
Carey started the fourth inning with
hit, but was thrown out while trying to
steal third after being advanced to Sc
cond on hit by McGarvey. King was ,
thrown out at first by Sales and Mattern !
went out on a fly to McQuade. The Car. :
bondales scored the two runs in this in 7
ming on two errors in succession by Mat
tern after two men had been retired.
In the fifth Sewers went out on a fly to =
Westlake, Ford, the third batter, m 4de a y
nit and McCoach and Little went out on ,
lies to McQuade. Fee started the in =
ling for the Carbondales with a hit.
'taltz went out on foul to Ford, West y
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cored himself on hit by Hess, who was f
eft at first on Massey and McQuade
,oing out on flies to Carey and McGarvey,
md the game ended. There was not
eature in the entire contest and the home
'layers left the field in a manner indicat.
ng that the result was a matter of
curse.
After the game Manager Brennan
tated that the weather was not fit for
ny club to play in, but he had insisted
Ipon five innings to get square with a
danger Swift. He said that when the m
were at Carbondale Man
ger Swift made them play in thunder
hover and got soaked, while his players II
emainsd in shelter and came out in turns @
0 bat. The weather was so disagreeable
esterdsy that Swift proposed that he be
iven half the guarantee (S25) to which
g was entitled in case of no game on ca
ccount Of bad weather, and be allowed he
D start for Carbondale early in the after m
oon, so as to reach there last night.
brennan saw an opportunity to retaliate
nd insisted ugon a game. II cost him d1 in
'5 more to have IL, but he said it cost OK
Witt more than that to have his team
" over en- route to Carbondale last night,
nd they did not reach that point until Ia, Ia.
lis afternoon, with barely time to an Az,
ress aud go upon the grounds frC