Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1896-04-26
LEADING.
The PantherS Win the
Second Game.
NAvIcArons AuE DEFEATED wIrn
EASE by THE noys IN
GRAY.
A WARM MEMBER.
m'aLIsrnn rwnRLs A ,rAesiri-
CENT GABLE.
san Antonio Presents a Game TO
Houston, Galveston Took one
from Anstin, and Denison san
A WARM MEMBER.
nr.,LIsTnn rwRLs A ,rAGsirI-
CENT GAsrE.



Dallas was again devoured by the
Panthers yesterday. They came over
with the avowed Intention OF captur-
ing three games from Manager Wards
pennant winners, but they suddenly
discovered that 1t does not pay 10
count the chickens before they are
hatched. The cleveriy constructed cas-
ties In the air were rudely tumbled to
the earth and with them went news Of
certain defeat In the race for the nag.
The Navigators are already dlstanced
by the speedy Painters. They are OUT
clasHed in the box. The eagle eyed boys
in grey could not be deceived by the
elongated twirier introduced yester-
day to the delight OF the small boy
who lowered along the east line. He
was hit hard and often and in the
sixth inning he seemed to lose his
head entirely, letting the Painters
secure 1--WE safe hits OF his delivery
three singles and two triples, scoring
three earned runs. McAlislter the
pride of Pantherville was on his met
tie and played the game OF his life.
His record OF yesterday will long be
remembered by many admiring enthu-
slasts. The record as II stands In the
official score IL i've times at bat, one
run. four hits-three singles and a
double-which Is better than the total
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four scattering singles-one assist. five
men sawed the atmosphere In vain en-
deavors to connect with the ball, and
two went to first on balls. forr singled
--Campfield In the third, BaEtian In the
cixth, and In the seventh Regan and
Kalkhoff each secured one. Prichard,
OF the Navlgators, has record of
sixteen put-outs on the initial bag for
yesterdays game. There were two
neatly executed double plays on the
record page for the Painters, one in
the NTH and the other In the sixth in
ming. The hrst was recorded this way:
Earl went TO first on four bad balls
and was followed by Campbell who
hit foul fly to FRbian. Earl attempt
ed TO purloin the second bag and Fa-
blan threw to Steinfeldt. who was
playing Off the bag, he quickly fielded
the ball to Banimert. who was Johnny
on the spot. The next was from Bam-
inert TO Steinfeldt to Meyers. who re-
tired Bastian and Robinson. Bastian
singled into center and Robinson sent
grass clipper to Bammert and all
was over.
The game by innlngs was as follows:
Bammert was first up for the PAN
theirs and singled TO the right, McAlns-
ter hit low 20 Campbell and died at
irst Bammert went out in an at
tempt to steal second Thompson hit
10 Elberfeld and expired at first. Ash
enback led on for tho Navigators and
got first on four bad ones, Prichard
tit to Wolover and died at first, Bas-
tlan hit 70 short and reached first on
Bammerts tumble, Ashenbnck scoring.
Robinson sent one TO third and died on
Fort Worth 0.
In the second both aides went out in
one, two. three order
The third was nearly as bad, only
one man passed flrst-Campfleld, of the
Navigators.
In the fourth the Painters enllyened
things for their opponents Raifaert
again led OF and hit 4 Rrounder TO
second and led at frat, McAllister
angled into the center garden. Thomp-
son hit clean for one base into left.
Meyers hit for single past fhort and
McAlister went out at the home plate,
Stelnfeldt sacrificed and advanced
Thompson and Mayors, FABIAN singled
into left and Th0inpton and Meyers
scored. Wolover hit one up in the air
70 Elberfield and ended the FIRST half.
Robinson was next in order for Dallas
and ny a long fly to Thompson. who
Eobbied II up, Regan sawed the wind
kalkhoff was next and reached first,
where he Htaid. E.berheld hit n nv
into Fabins NIT. Fort Worth, 2; pal
las, l.
The fifth-Nance went out on a fly
TO left. Stanley hit 70 third and died
at first and Bammert hit slow one 20
prichard at FIRST. Earl got first on balls
Campheld hit foul 20 Fabian. Earle
attempts TO reach second and Hob
nails threw 90 Steinfeldt to Bam-
inert, Ashenback retired tho Nau-
gators on ground hit TO Wolover,
who threw 10 Meyers.
The sixth WAS whore the wnrmest
work took place McAlliHter singled
over second. Thompson did the rame
past short, Meyers sacrificed. Steinfeldt
singled 10 the right OF second and Me-
Alllster and Thompson scored Fabian
hit into the right garden and Stein
feldt spirited acrors the rubber. Vol
over sent the little globe into deep
center for three bags and Fabian came
In at canter. Nance hit a hounder TO
Campheid and died at nrat. Stanley
pounded slow ground hit TO Pritch-
ard, who retired little Mack at first.
Dallas went out in regular order.
Prlchnrd tapped ore to Bammert md
never reached bag No. !. BastIan
singled 10 center, Robinson hit to
bainmert and the sixth ended with a
double from Bammcrt 70 Stein
ieldt TO Meyers, Fort Worth, 6; Dali
IN the seventh, eighth and ninth no
nryantage was gained on either side.