Kansas City daily journal., 1896-07-14
ANOTHER FROM COLUMBUS.
TAN. ENpEns ri,,Ep coon r,,t
AGAINST TuE nitEs YESTERDAY.
Hines WON the Gnmc hs nuuchtps
Hits on McGrccry In the fosrh
Inniuy-Indinunroii and
minneapolis Bsatcu.

Kansas Cuy won the 'c--', s'.,-'ss'Ne
game rom columbus ycsir-aHy. 1a' cnN
after a hard fight ;or the tal. e1 1t-.s rl,
up n stim article OF tan l-hiaa tat ne
pitching OF MeGrevy. Nni N tue nint9 ''.h'
Ing they gave the fans wro sipres--A l''
game was eiughe4 10y thu Maes q trencH'
dous scare. d lucky double play Wi'a tis
has ullel shutting on runs
callahan was on ths rubber fnr thc Bi1cs.
and IN. visitors h.t hard at times. rci-
vithsiurllnu tn ftct that he pitched a
iinc game ur bail. hgyins perfect conNfoh
Only once could the visitors luh4F. MS eh
him aud that was 10 th" sayrntH lNu.n-
when they scored two "srnrh runs. I"e
Blues punched nearly all their bits on Nc
Grecyy tn tho first and fourth innings,
earning four ot their s.N runs. After thc
fourth inning NuGregyy WAS puzzle %
them. they getting but Jht'' scattered hiis
"a tho remaining hyc inn,nis. s.,.,tr.- ,-
Tho gNWc which was one of ihg tA-t--t
ever played on the local ai4m'uA. NNhi''''-
Will, partott. Mccormick AMI NHNer a4.
n.lIol brilliantly for tar Ntsipf- h-N
ias-am@r went uch!hl ". y. te' 'l'i ,.li
bus, and demonstrates may u, + y L,vI
- most uf tho wcafors OF the mask, tduLsh
That is not his position.
In Tho first inning. N1NC ShaFle was oIl
second base, Callahan threw therp y catch
him Mapping. and in JlmpinF tor the -.,i,i ySt
force. causing him great pain ana iorelHs
him to retire from the game. MFuetr" ep-
ing to short and Manning taking his f"su-
rhc Blues began the runEettlng In the
frst inning Aftrr Hatfield had been re-
tiroI ON "a little iiy Mencfer waited for four
bad ones and walked TO first Nyce imre-
dIatcly cracked the ball away out into
right ccutcr Tor three bases, Mgneiee sSot-
ing Syce scored a moment later whcn
ElusmNn put safe one IN center Tor one
base. Tho Blues got their other uHneh oI
runs in the fourth inning. With one out
Campau reached htst ON balls ana si9lt
second. Blauford the new catcher Who
seems to he quite IA stlck.r, put one AGAINST
the left Held fence for two bases. CamIau
Blanfori on third. when Hines started
down to second. HRssamcr made had
throw, Rlanford scoring and Hines going
on TO third Hines was caught at the QiAt"
on CallHhun's hit to Mccormick Hat
fields single put Callahan on third. ana h"
scored on the throw to catch Hatfield steal
ing second. Mcuetoe singled to center. anu
HATFIELD scored the fourth run of the nm
The visitors scored their first run In the
third inning. whom Cautillpn made run
They were unable to do anything more
with Callahan until the seventh inning.
when a single by Campbell, a twobHg=cr
ty Mccormick and - single hy Cantilion
gave them two more runs.
In the ninth they made things lively, and
A. looked Ike they were goirC to pu tn.
game out Of the nre. Campbell reached
second on nnas' mum Of his long ny 10
place hut went ont Ht first without adj
Nanolng Campbell MaGreevy was hit by
pitched han. aud Butler singled to loft,
rlling the bases "a quick return Of the hnll
tlilon hit u low hy to short. which Man
ming got hy a great cGurt and returned 1t
to double Butler, who thought the hit was
surely safe, Score: