The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-05-13
NOW WARE WINNING
ShenandO# Breaks Her Long List
. of EefeatS With a Good
@ Victory.
HAZMTONS WERE DOWNED
A GAE IN WHICH THE SPECTATORS
T0& GREAT INTEREST AND BOTH
S TEAMS PLAYED WELL.
It2WaS Exciting Up to the Retirement
Of the Last an-Shenandoah Also
Won Game at Freeland
Yesterday.
WERE DOWNED

| IoueudHuOanS DreaK Jne line OF their de
feats at the Trotting park, Saturday after
noon, and down the Hazletons The small
crowd cheered and shouted in manner
that would have done credit to the lungs
and enthusiasm of a crowd com uprising a
thousand or more people Base ball took
an instantaneous boom and the club will
undoubtedly receive good encouragement
during this week. 1t should, at all events.
The players have shown that they can
play bail and will do so, and that was all
| the people wanted to start in and give the
! management encouragement
In many respects the game was one of
the prettiest ever seen on the grounds aud
towards the close the contest made the
spectators, who hoped for home team
victory, nervously anxious. The Shenan.
doahs started out in a business like
manner and sustained it throughout the
game. Clark's playing was wonderful
improvement on his work OF the day
before and Carey's work with the bat
and his base stealing aroused great
enthusiasm. In the latter work the
player was daring. Despite Westlake's
watchfulness he stole third base in the
fifth inning, and in the ninth he won
prolonged applause for stealing second
and third.
McCoach was the first man to the plate
and he struck out, Ford got his base on
balls and Little followed with hit.
Merriman hit the ball, but was thrown
out at first by Shaub. Carey tn n
brought Ford and Little home with a
three bagger, but failed to score himself
on account of McGarvey going out on a
fly to Mccartney, This left the home
team with a start of two runs The
Hazletons failed to score. Moran struck
out, Ford made his debut as catcher Tor
the home team by making an excellen,
catch of Rothermel's foul fly close to the
front of the grand stand, McVey made
hit, and the side was retired by Sewers
capturing Donovan's fly.
Both sides failed to secure in the mex
three innings. The playing was sharp
and without an error. In the fourth
Carey and McGarvey were retired on
double play by Shields, Rothermel and
Mccartney and Clark went out on fly to
Moran.
Nevins started the fifth inning with |
hit and while he was being thrown out at J
second Sewers got his base. McCoach got |
to first on McCarfrey's error and hit by |
Ford and two-bagger by Carey com
pleted score of four runs, making |
total of six before the side was retired |
1t looked as if the Hazetons would bt
given another goose egg in this inning, as
both Mccartney and Shaub went out on
foul flies to Ford which caused great
applause and shouts of joy, but Westlake
followed with a hit, Keener followed
with another and Westlake scored on
Carey's error. Moran was declared out
on being hit by ball batted by Rother
mel, after the former had made hit.
Clark started the sixth inning with
hit and Nevins made one, Sewers was
5hro Rn out at first by Keener and Nc
Coach got his base on balls. Ford hit the
ball and Clark was thrown out at the
plate. NeYins, MeCoach and Ford scored
IN hits by Little and Merriman. Not
two errors by Merriman in
he start of the second half the Hazletons
,nly got one run in McVey got to first
md second on the errors. Donovan went
,ut on Merriman's throw to first and
Shields and Mccartney went out on
louble play by Merriman and Little.
The two errors in the start of this inning
ed the Hazletons to believe that their
Aviation was in the weakness of the
guardian of the second base and all the
nj 4 L
derriman fooled them in excellent shape
nd McVey was the only man who sue
eeded in getting in, the run being made
n the two errors and Shields hit
The seventh inning was a lucky one for
he home team in the first half and un
1cky in the second. It's score was in
reased to ten by CLARK getting to first s
nd around to the home plate on Rother- /
lel's bad throw to first, but in the last ,
alf the Hazletons made five hits, got a !
ase on balls and an error by Sewers b
lone let in three runs, making the score 8
angerously close. Shaub started the
oasm Of distress with a hit, Westlake /
OF to first on 3 hit and Keener went out /
hy to Little. Moran got his base ON
alls, and then came the error that made
hills run up the backs OF the spectators, n
othermel sent high fly to right field n
nd Sewers ran in for it. He put out his {
love with the intention of bouncing tue d
all towards him, but it bounced out and I