Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-14
ANsoAs TEAM WON AGAIN.
THIS TIME THEY TOOK THE PAN.
THEIRS IN q TO IL.
SOME GOOD RACING AT MEMPHIS.
NASHVILLE AND OTHER POINTS
SIGNING AGREEMENTS TO
FIGHT BATTLES IN THE NEAR
MISUNDERSTANDING NEWS.

Fridays game had the effect OF bring
ing the "rooters" out Of their winter
quarters. and they were at Sports
mans park yesterday in large duanti-
ties. The limited capacity OF the
grand" stand was taxed to It's utmost
and there was without question 1000
people on the grounds in different por-
tions. The trgGs which surround the
ground We're loaded with human fruit.
and the small boy was everywhere.
The game did not begin until 4:i5,
owing to the Introduction Of a pair OF
infantlle female acrobats. who per-
formed for the purpose OF collecting
donations. After this side show began
the big show, which proved an aggre-
cation OF consultations to the Painters
as the game progressed. The game was
not as interesting as the previous one.
but was nevertheless not featureless.
Considering the mighty foe which the
Painters faced they fought nobly. but
the odds were too great. In a CONVEX
sation with Mr.. Arson. he said that
the Painters was the best team that
they have met in the South. and that
the spectators OF the game when they
look at the score should remember that
the Fort Worths made the largest
score and more hits in today's game
than any club they have played this
season. The Painters, Il should be re-
Rendered, have been together such a
short time that they have not got down
. team work, but they have undoubt-
aulE tho material "a NTgf-NIFEa
The manner in which the boys have
pounded the big league pitchers the
past two days would naturally leul
Ine to believe that we are In the pos
session OF a body Of slugaers with
one or two changes the club would be
apparently perfect and should land
somewhere near the top a the end Of
The TeNas-Suuthern season.
McAllister opened the game by get
tlug his base on balls, Elsev flew out
Be Anson Reilly singled; Flanagan sim
sled; Matthews made % long hit which
ook him to third and scored Reilly
ma McAlllsttr; Nance flew out 90
Dahleu, Ryan put hot one 10 pitcher
md beat The ball Dahleu flew to Mat
-aeWs; WllnOts foul ny was cnptured
1v Eisey, Anson few out TO McFar-
and. Score. o TO 2.
src7nd-StGnley famed out: Mace
Nrsle1. Mcfarland flew nut TO left:
McAllister got frs on Dahlen's bad
tumble; Elsey flew out 20 I.anEe. Ever
~ singled. LpnEe hit to short for
Aase; stewart got first. but forced
5ahee u second, who got nippaI
iutchIsou.s double scored stewart. Kit
E4IBe nut over second. brought ju
tutchison: Ryan first on balls: Dahlen
andei home run, scoring Klttrilga
nd Ryan; Wilm0t dew 20 second
score, 8 90 2.
Th,ira-iRenly out at nrst; Flanagan
inGled' Matthews singled. hut Finnn-
an raught mapping at second: Nance
VIC bases on error Or Iegt aelI: stanIey-
irst on error Of Kitrllge. sc5rlng
Nance and Natthews. Mace tooL
ase on balls Mcfarland long hit TO
ett helt for three bags brought IN
Hanley ana Mace; NcAllister famed
ne air. Arson got first on hot on. "a
icAlllster; LanEe frst on error az ~.
l-.'sier; Everett first on hunt; stswnrt
CIV out 70 Nance, scoring Ansor.
iutchlson put n liner 70 right Rall
ance' scoring LsnEe and Everett. IiIt-
ridge hrst on McAillster's error, RYAN
lngled; Dahlon singled brought /,
iutrhison; wilmot nj Tor three bogg
eorinF Ryan. D7hlen and Klttridge.
nsnn New out 20 Mcfarland sr5FsI
lhllmgt; l-lnFe hit deep right nald Tor
lF-e bags. Everett few out TO NrFar-
and Score ~ Ia g.
F ,,,.ll-l. arEt on halls. caught
AppnE Reilly flew 20 RYAN. Mama
an new TO Everett. stewart aagr T.,
anee; Huich.a0u singled: Eittri9rs
HW 10 tsiHty; Ryan singled Dahi.,I,g
TO center brought In TTutehis,,
nm" hr7t on hot one "a pitcher. An,
" n'S' on balls scored RYAN. Lance
,-a 5 long caught Arson by force.
Flttn-.Matthews singled. second o,
$50 hiH; Nance singled. caught
.,HE second: stanley singled. scored