The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-05-14
MADE THEM HUSTLE.
The CarbOndalerS Were Obliged to
Play Ball in Earnest
Yesterday.
MATTERN WAS IN GOOD TRIM
THE VISITORS PUNCHED HITS AND
TOOK A DECIDED LEAD IN
THIRD INNING.
MATTERN WAS IN GOOD TRIM
Brennan'S Men Recovered Themselves
and Prolonged the Contest for Eleven
Spirited Innings. When Carbon
dale Scored the Deciding Run.
o, Tommy Flanagan
You'll be a man again.

Swift's dressed beeves narrowly escaped
defeat at the Trottiug park yesterday
afternoon at the hands of the home team,
| 1t was the hottest contest the Carbondala|
men experienced this season and they
drew a long breath of relief when the
winning run was scored.
| Fee essayed to pitch the game for the
visitors, but withdrew after the close of
the first inning and was succeeded by
Tommy" Flannigan, who pitched a
good game, but became badly rattled at
times aud kicked like Texan steer
against decisions by the umpire, hits by
the batsmen and put outs by the fielders.
| Flanagan was not in good humor and
the guying of the crowd did not make
him I, Ell any better.
With the exception of the work in the
third and fourth innings the game was an
admirable one and upon it's conclusion
the spectators cheered both teams 1t
was one of those games in which the
| vanquished deserved as much credit as
the victor One side had to be beaten
| and to lose by scant run after fighting
hard for eleven innings was no disgrace
1t was the perfect work by their out
felders that saved the visitors from de-
feat.
| Neither side scored in the iyst two in
nings, but in rhe third the Swift product
took big lead 1t was started by Nc
Coach muffiug Sales fly. This muff
seemed to disgust Mattern. Moran,
Flanagan, Westlake, Massey, McQuade
| Wetzel and Sales batted around and hit
him for six singles and two-bagger and
made total of six runs before the side
was retired. Flanagan was the twelfth
man at the bat, but struck out. Staltz
had gone out on throw by Mattern to
first and Hess went out on throw to
/ first by Carey. When the side was re
tired Moran was on third and Sales on
second. Moran reached his first by being
nit by pitched ball and got to third on
dcGarvey's error.
The home team tied the score in the
fourth. Ford started out with hit and
| Merriman and Carey got their bases on
balls. Ford scored on a passed ball and
McGarvey made hit, but was thrown
out by Flanagan at third when Clark
ran down TO first after hitting the ball.
McCoach went out on a fly to We stake
and King got his base on balls. A two
bagger by Little was timely one and be-
fore Little was thrown out at second and
the side retired the Shenandoahs had six
runs to their credit.
| Once more hope filled the hearts of the
rooters for the home team players and
when they succeeded in retiring the
visitors in the fourth inning notwith,
standing two hits and Hess had reached
third the crowd cheered Justify.
In the fifth Merriman and Carey were
| retired at first on throws by Sales and
Hess. McGarvey made a hit and was
advanced to third on hit by Clark, but
the side was retired on Mattern going out
) on fly to Staltz. In the last half Wetzel
went out on grounder to Little aud
| Sales threw down his bat when King
) bagged his foul Moran got to first on an
error by Clark and stole second, but the
side was retired on Mattern's throw tc
first
The Shenandoahs took the lead in the
F. sixth by scoring a run on hits by King
Ford and Merrlman. In the last half il
looked as if the home team was going tC
, pieces. After Sraltz went out on fly tC
McGarvey the latter gave Westlake hi,
base on an error. Two errors by Carey
gave Hess and Massey their first bas,
and Westlake scored, Hess stole Il
second, but died there, as McQuade wen
out on a fly to Merriman and Wetzel wal
thrown out by Clark to first. Once NOR,
the crowd cheered for the home team.
had crawled out of a small hole.
Both sides were unable to score in the
: next four innings, notwithstanding the!
! exerted themselves to do so. Meanwhile
T Mattern was doing excellent work HI
, gave the visitors only three hits after th
1 fourth inning.
With the score tied the Shenandoah
went to the plate in the ninth inning
but did not remain there long. Carey
McGarvey and Clark went out a
first on throws by Flanagan, Sale
and Wetzel. Massey was the frs
batter for the Swifts and went out at frs
on Carey's throw. McGarvey captured
= McQuade's fly and Wetzel got his bas
on balls, but was thrown out at secon'
by Clark while Sales was running t
first.
Mattern was the first batter in tn
tenth and went out at first on fIaI