Kansas City daily journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1892-1897, 1896-05-22
ONE ERROR LOST THE GAME.
DETROIT LEADERS TooN TiE SEC
oND FRoM TiIE nLtEs.
4 wild Throw In the Fourth inning.
Gave Them Four Runs. Nii 1hry
scored In the tnmc-iinsc-
bnIi aud Racing Results.

Tho Blues wcro unable to ret ont of their
hari luck nut yesterday and were forced
TO SEQ the Detroit Theirs Walk AWAY with
u game In which thcy were able 20 score In
but one Inning. nni iu that iuntrg all their
runs were the result ut tho singi" error
made hy the Blues. II d pretty tough
when one team makes three rrrofs and the
other team but one error. mud the ON" crtor
costs tho game and gives the ytetors every
run thes gct. While the b'truU- were
lucky It was not luck nltQg,h'r ihu; gave
them the game IL is true that had Nycc
made "a perfect throw tu Manning az t't-
oud base IN the fourth Inning the visitors
would not have saottI run in that iun-
Ing. and ByNls would dpuhtluss hus, shut
them out. b1t at the same time
Nanninrs men arr uat hitting clio
bail hard auI often ,1Hu-h t.
win ball gaines. They sratu go have
Temporarily lg-t ih.I- batting eyes. uni
are evidently discouraged vsfg th' way
luck has been slIin-t thtr on every f.-
iilng thins In which THE results u 'Ae sline
hinge.
Beyis prehsl good s-5s-s nlN yesterday
10 win from anyhnlv t4t on mistake
spoiled it all. sfur!i aJsH ruan'eE vts
another thing which eaHtrinutnl materially
10 the defeat of the Blues. Ntnsfee was
guilty twice OF usius very psoF ludsu,nt
when by % iitlr lstaVurl> tss game wight
third base when slI Iie walN easily fnyo
saved him. aul again Do Fan rlEnt into NJ
bail ~ Nicholson htrl~ OK ~ .Anl.. Mfth
Il he had avoided Nicholson DO would hAN"
reached the has, lr safety. 1- the base was
not covered. Thes, llttlH things count. AMI
Manager Manning should st'r the boys w.
little about their gen, nj play.
Gayle pitched gouJ ball Tor the visitors
yesterday. and was well supported pnrti'-
ularly by Gillen, who played star game
at third base. lie Knocked down several
that looked good for hits.
looked Ike they wore going TO win h9nllly
for the fret few innings. before Gayle got
fairly settled down tn business. Hines, the
first batter ~, was presented win bnse
on balls. and Gayle hit Nycc in the ribs.
putting men on first and second. klusinan
AMI I'J aimSst oST" bant he 6ail ont ADVANCING
both runners a notch. Callahan hit to
Gayle ana Hines was caught between third
tween bases until Nyce had reached third
and Callahan second. but Nyce was
TO third base. Monefec planted curking
HaIdci bit safely to ieit. and ,MenrfSc
nipped by stallngs clever throw
The Blues got their only other run in the
third. when II looked for minute as
though they might get dozen raw II they
wanted them Nycc drew a has" on balls.
and klusman was given life by N!ehol;
third anl beat the ball out putting u rum
ner on every base. with non" out. 1t was
equal 10 the emergency, and the Blues got
hut one run out Of II. Mencfec hit tn" ball
hard but i, went straight to Corcoran. and
Klusman reaching third. where he died. az
HATFIELD was an easy victim.
fourth inning. taking advantage of the only
error mad" 10y the Blues in the game.
After Corcoran had been easily disposed o.
Gilcn waited and got n base on balls.
frost hit to Nycc. who made a iino stop
oyer second base, but IN attemptinE TO