The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-06-19
Carney's Men Just Misc Another shut
Rapids and minneapolis Uowned.
Western League standing.
CROSS WAS VULNERABLE.
Ioiedo Beaten Again Yesterday I'm
~ the Opening Inning.

Just thirty-one Toledo batters faced
cross yesterday, and two Of them managed
10 get the ball out OF reach of the fielders.
One Of these singles was clean and the
other a scratch" bound over Newelrs
head. II should have been an easy shut
out for Cross. but. like Fisher, he suffered
In one inning from bad support, Indanap-
oils punching three errors IN the second
and presenting the visitors with their only
rum Cross saw Fishers fine game and
went him one better. Nine men reached
first base. three OF whom forced runners
out at second in doing Only three got
as FAR as second, one OF whom scored
The visitors were never for one single Sec
ond in the game. which was so one-sided
as to lack interest. There were many bril-
liant plays, and the crowd had several
chances to shout over fine plays on both
sides. well as the hard hitting of the
home team. Cross was simply invulnerable,
and Carney's men were helpless before
him. Left-hander Nops proved easy for
Motz and his players. who hit him for a
total OF twenty-one bases and eight earned
runs. Motz, Glenalvin, Mccarthy and Roat
were all right after him, and drove the ball
about in lively fashion. Despite Newelrs
two errors he played a good, stiff game
picked up some hard ones. and Caravan
covered lots OF ground in right. Gilks and
INLAND traded places and the former played
brilliantly in spots, one Of his stops and
catch in the eighth inning being on the
sensational order. Connor. however, was
the Toledo star. his ten chances looming
up in the score. and they were mostly
hard ones, too.
Hogan started tho cara NTH single IN
center. promptly stole second. and Travelled
right along to third on Roach's wild throw,
scoring on Newelrs sacrifice. Caravans
two-bagger to left. McCarthy's single to
right, MOTIFS double 10 left center and
Roats sacrifice earned three more runs
Glenalvin went out from Conner to Car
ney. Toledo's only run was made in the
second, when Newell fumbled Hartman's
grounder. The latter was forced out at
second by Carney's grounder TO Glenalvin.
In trying for double Newell, who received
,sa throw. Vas blocked lock t.,s enough by
and the latter, in attempting to head off
Carney at third. threw on the bound to
Roat, who failed to get the ball. and the
plays the Indianapolis men settled down
and played great ball, such ball as the
superb pitching of Cross deserved.
Caravans base on balls, McCarthy's sac
rifice. MOTIFS two-bagger. Roat's single and
Glenalvlns sacrifice. together with Hart
mans bad throw to the plate, gave the
leaders three more runs I'm the third. Sim
giles by Glenalvin and Mcfarland a base
on balls to Cross and Hogan's life added
another in the sixth. In the seventh Nc
eCarthy's double, followed by two-baggers
by Roat and Glenalvin, earned two more
and the last two runs were scored in the
ninth by means Of Gilks's wild throw of
McCarthy's grounder. MOTIFS single, Roat's
sacrifice and Glenalvin's single. The threat
ening weather kept the attendance down to
LOCO. Score: