The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-03-31
ARTILLERY NOT In IT
DEFEATED ny THE INDIANAPOLIS
CLUB BY A SCORE OF FL TO 2.
Thfrteen RIMS Made In the Seventh
Inning-PoIice VIII Arrest the
Players I'm Cincinnati To-day.


played yesterday afternoon by the Indi-
anaI5olis and the Light Artillery teams, the
firstsnamed winning with the greatest ease
by a. score of "a to 2. That, however, was
no less than was expected by all the
spectators. About eco people witnessed the
game The playing was very good, and the
game was finished with only five errors,
which was very good considering the fact
that the men have had less than weeks
practice. Mcfarland made a fine hit over
the heads Of the outfelders landing near
the fence to the left of the center field.
Motz had just made a single and was on
first Netherlands hit brought him in
and ,McFarlapd reached third safely. bur
wild with enthusiasm, calling to him
make a home run. He tried to do it. but
was caught 50n the home plate by throw
from Adams to Madden and then in home.
Mcfarland did some very fast running and
the crowd took their seats with a sigh
when they saw that he lost the run after
such hard work by only few inches, for
the distance could hardly be measured in
feet. In the seventh inning sonier showed
his batting. strength by knocking a three
Dagger and bringing in Mcfarland Roat
and White. The other side scored the
gone 10 first "A safe hit and Wood
was ait bat in. the third inning. Wood at
the ball about four or five feet to the
right hand Of Schwabacker, who made
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before he could return to his base.
The game opened with Scott, of the Artii-
to White, who took 1t with ease and put
It to Motz in ample time. Joss made a
grcInder to White. DIN stole second and
Dowd went out on a fly to Clifford Henry
and stole second Mccarthy sent a pop up
fly to Olin and Nichol made safe hit, but
was put out at third Motz knocked q
followed by Wood with a single. Motz and
Wood were advanced one base by a wild
White Went out on light grounder to
Madden and left Roat on first.
rhe also Inning t IN the se
bacher went to first on balls, but was
caught by Woods throw to second in an
out and Adam hit a swift grounder to
second and was put oEt by Motz. Clifford
canss al st and PastoT nu1' scnt M
directly into Adams hands. Henry did
better and hit z ball safely between short
reached third on a passed ball, coming In
on McCarthy's two-basger Walters, who
took Nichols place after the first inning,
brought Mccarthy in with a single, reach-
ing second tn the attempt to put the ball
to the plate in time to head off Mccarthy y
make steal and left Motz holding The bat.
Madden was headed of at first and Swan
struck out in the third, while Scott Sc
cured a base and was still holding it when
Joss sent a high fly within reach of Nc
out a run. In the last half of the inning
they did better, scoring the only double
g Of t o San into ne
in time. Roat got a base on balls and
the bases by Giffords Ay to Joss.
Wood dropped the. ball on olin's third
hm at rst ne DoMd hit 'a safely and schWa
bacher went out at first on groundef
handled By Motz to st WsteIs F fes
: a hard run. Pastorius made an out on
n grounder to third and Henry. and Nc
on a passed ball, and then came peculiar
play Walters knocked a fly which fen
bv Olin Madden held it and studied what
he should do with it while Mccarthy and
Henry scored Mott and Nisno bnt
left on bases by Wood and CLIFFORD going
fly to short and Madden got base on balls,
but was put out in an attempt to steal sec
ond Swan followed with a strike Out. Ia, las
Henry on fly to right field. and Mccarthy
got base on Joss's error but was left
there on Waitress fly to right field.
The sixth inning opened by Sonier. who
relieved Postorius. giving the first man,
Scott. a base on balls: Scott went went, out i at
but got no further, the next two men max
ing outs Motz made safe hit between
short and third, and Cross took the base to
finish TIE run. He was followed by MeFar-
lands heavy hit for three bags Mcfarland
got out in attempting to make his hit count
for a home run. Roat and White made outs
on grounders to second.
The Artillery boys scored for the first time
in the seventh. Schwabacher got first on
Whites wild throw to Motz, and was fol-
lowed by Griffith with a hit and stolen
base. Both men scored. Adam, Madden
and Swan made outs. The last half of this
inning recorded just half the runs of the en-
tire game. Henry, the first batter, made an
out. Four men were given bases on balls,
one was hit by the pitcher, three men were
advanced by passed balls, one by a tumble
and one by a wild throw Sonier knocked
three-bagger, Henry made two outs and
White one. Mccarthy, Walters, Motz, Gift
ford and Sonnier made two runs each and
Wood and Roat maGe one each, making
thirteen runs in the inning.
In the eighth MAIDEN put in the box
and Schwabacher played short stop. Scott
went out on grounder to White and Joss
made hit. Oin hit foul to Roat and
Dowd hit a fly to Roat retiring the side.
Clifford went out on fly to Adam and Son.
Ter got a base ON balls, scoring on Henry's
two-bagger; Mccarthy fouled to right and
Walters sent grounder to first base.
Schwabacher opened the ninth by q pop
up fly to Sonier, and Griffith followed with
an easy grounder to Sonier and went out at