Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-05-24

Once again Austin has gone down
In defeat before Richards aggregation
OF terrors; one more Victory has been
written on the flag of Fort Worth's
bail team, and the baseball public are
beginning to believe there is more in
the Painters than they had dreamed
of before. They are coming TO think
Elsey liz one OF tho greatest captains
In the Texas league, that Reilly Is in
vlncible at the bat. Stanley n catcher
par excellence, and the whole team too
slick for anything that can't put up
a better game of ball than the sem
ators.
The crowd that went TO see Fernandez
fool the boys from the state capital
was larger and more enthusiastic than
on the preceding day. a great many
expected to see Austin win. And Aus
tin did play better ball than on We'd
nesday, but Fort Worth played little
better The game was void OF any
unusual Incidents unless 1t was Elsey's
home run and Jacks superb fielding.
The little man who occupies left field
for the Senators is hard to handle. He
made two or three catches yesterday
afternoon that set the crowd wild and
caused the "bleachers" to say Of every
bah that sailed over towards him: ITS
fell IN "A we'll"
Fernandez pitched fairly good game
The Austin8 buttcd him hard, but he
had strong support nnd the home club
Outclassed their opponents at almost
every point Rely Is a great third
basemau. He goes after every bail that
passes to the left OF second base, and
II any body can stop It the crowd con-
sOle5 itself with the idea that Il VIII
be stopped Stelnhotf Is small potatoes
at the bat. but he makes n shortstop
that would please old Cap. Arson
mighty well. El5ey played fine ball
on second base, and little Stanley add
ed to hiH laureis behind tho bat.
The Gazette fundamentally did
Mocl,ey an injustice yesterday In stat
ing that Umpire Eempcn ordered him
on the diamond on account Of his
tongue Mackey realizes Kempen's
fairness and has given no trouble what
ever Rely made a break at one Of
Kempen'a decisions yesterday. but the
diamond autocrats hrmness sent him
back to his post Disconnected. The
whole crowd chcered and gave kempen
to understand that fairness and right,
even II It was against Fort Worth, met
with their hearty appreciation. IL
kempen fines the next player who ques-
tons one OF his findings and talks
back at him he will be chcered even
more than he has been already. He
has done his whole duty In an eminent
~ sntiSfnctory manner during this
series OF games. and deserves the re-
sptrt and esteem OF every PLAYER In
either team. If President McNealus
had displaced Bailey for Kempen sew
eral weeks ago the Dallas team would
| have more thnn ave lost games plac-
ed to their credit. Kempcr is a good
thing for all concerned and should
be encouraged In his sense Of Justice
Just as much az possible
The crowd yesterday contained many
| ladies', who looked on and clapped their
hands with grcnt interest. They took
particular delight In "guylng" one of
Austins ielders who acted Smart
| and talked "smnrt' about what they
would do, ana got him so ratified he
didn't know Il foul from fair ball.
| lie had boasted of where he would
send the ball when he went 10 the bat,
ana whom little Stanley caught him
| out the crowd yelled and he hid behind
some of his comrades.
Austin may win today's game but
/ they Will have to get ON a new hustle
| from what they have had on the two
/ preceding days. IL the afternoon is
| fair large crowd will be at tho park
TO see the close OF the three games
| with the Senator's Fort Worth wants
and needs six victories in successi1n
Then she VIII be taking her proper
| place up among the elect Dallas mas
no Bailey to stapd like n brick wall al
her back, and when she again crosses
bats with the Painters 1t Will be moro
a trial OF Skin than when she came
over here before. The score OF vester.
days game is as follows: