Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-25
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:. who do not believe that Dallas
sni.clags an around set OF bail
hold up their end Of the busi-
IN season should have been at
N mark Yesterday ana seen the
h ball put up by the boys in the
VEN innings OF the game played
~ 81. Louis Browns. At the be-
q In the eighth inning the score
40 In favor of Dullas and the
we're putting up n game that
nave been the pride OF any Ma
league aggregation, but IA few
fcme timely batting by the
ms, and a general combination OF
luck and circumstances netted
IA. Louis twiriers five runs and lost
The game.
kptsln White was on the sick list
his necessitated a general change
position OF the men, Fabian play
Istst. Regan going to third and Ell
Nh TO second. The new amateur,
Imam, was given o trial In right
but he did not have n chance to
Z,rulsh himself as the ball did not
10 his territory during the entire
n q nun was scored by either team
the sixth inning. although Dallas
three men on bases In the second.
hcrtses (the tnly Dutehmam
the nrst man up to bat for Dallas
be covered himself all over with
|race by scoring three vicious dis
inents Of the atmosphere. Regan
Eberfeld went out on slow infteld
Latham and Hogan went out in
nne manner for st. Louis and
ay Dowd hit a corkins liner to Bas-
yho froze to 1t like grim death.
10 second things looked bright for
Mas boys. Robinson hit safe
III short ana stole second. Camp
q four bad balls and Bastian
y. kalkhott got his base ON balls
tngs looked promising when Fa-
rct the bat In his faVorite three
~ position. The best he could do,
.'sf, was to send n slow one down
Aiham and retire the side. st.
could do nothing in their half,
~ sent a sEy-scraper in short cen~
std Ebertcid gathered II inter
" nun from second. Quinn hit y
per Into left field, but Robinson
Y front OF IT. Cross landed safely
Nrfeld's nun of his fly and quinn
% third Cross stole second but
sas retired the side by a slow one
sst
Tie third Dallas and ST. Louis
vent out In one. two, three order.
ne fourth the famous cornetlst,
MI entered the box and he famed
tngger Robinson. Campbell and
aan could not hit beyond the in
FOR ST. Louis Dowd dropped q
one behind second, stole second
vent TO third on a passed ball.
'aV and Quinn couldn't bring him
NE NTH Kalkhoff made a beautiful
running catch OF Chapman's long
Y mort center; Fabian got a base
an ADD was caught trying to steal
mover Tent In the box for Dallas
Aeented Cross with a base. He
srond and Douglass got four bad
uuss tried to steal second and
ausht, and Parrot doubled up
siass at second.
ns sixth Ash" flew out to left and
II tanned cut Eberfold got his
" ialls, Robinson made Il SAFE
~ vonover raped out II two-bag-
aAu brought them both across the
bastan retired the side. Lath-
suled out Hogan hit an easy one
san' Who threw wild to first, al
me runner TO make third. Dowd
~ himself but scored the runner
"' 70 short. Conner flew out to
me seventh st. Louis put Kissin-
une box and Mcfarland behind
va,ae kalkhOff singled and stole
II Shapman famed and kalkhon
tnlrd ON a passed ball. Fabian
II Mo bases, scoring "kal." ASH
MT an easy one to short ana
second while Fabian was being
ksomh between second and third.
III new out to second. st. Louis
~ score In their half
e eighth tho Dallas hopes could
~ uefoss the ryate, but when st.
reaIhe 10 bat, then the trorble be-
ss niger made n hit and Latham
|h,,sa nun TO third and got to sec
,nset on n single. Hogan hit to
anu was caught at first but Kls-
II s1eoreu. Dowd stole second and
Il Conover hit Conner with the
anu he promptly stole second.
,apped out one for two bases and
~ snu Connor crossed the rubber,
N went out from third TO first.
~ an9eked one straight up in the
| n, the Dallas boys all went after
H. NY II fall to Mother Earth and
r. s,ane home. Cross was caught
N 70 70 steal second.
niallas players could not redeem
49, In their half. and 1t was
y'er
|rirMins is the score by innings:
s. l2ai5 7s9
Io,;;..............0 90 O0210 0-3
Erass ........,....0 COL 900 x--d
Eo'ssaa runs-Dallas. /; ST. Louis. 4.
blnase hits-Conover, quinn.
~ ~. nases-Kalkhoif, Cross. Con-