The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-05-28

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There was change in the players on
~" houston team. and the result WAS
uetsr game. and a victory for the Ru.-
.@iVts. Id.y won the game all the way
'nf"rsn. Mr.. isaacs IN the puS to tne
o. s'iE nutviihs AIMING, Tncy hlt Inn,
ia N the s.Nenth. and he vas tuk,n
our. AID kccfe. the wonder. sunstit,ltnt
my re a;d not save the game.
.'.ae was y sr At deal of enthusiasm
NV'''itaN. TIE attendance was large and
N.ty i'f On Present seemed 10 be inter
eit.G la ef9iy moNeiacut of th,, home
iiaEtrs' Ea, II was aprlaudcd III mis- ,uin
IA q The prospects OF a victory ANA Tho en-
h.'l el me boys to success. Inc ram.
was nor w'hput It's II idents. however
~. We with inning there wee threc
inon en- fas' :. and la chs was AT the hat
isatos gave nun four bad balls ard I,
~ was io'rcd. This ahgcred the visit
~ ana lhey kicked against the decision.
- "" niainond and conferred with Manager
ARD. Who was n spectator. the umu,r,.
called u lay BAR and pulled his wa;ch
~ ne hc',. ana they Returned and tin
In the SIKH 'nning si5,..felat gave nm.
oths exhibition OF dlr:y hali u,ayinn
s,' ~, r., 10 What has boon mentioned In TO-
MS 'tiempung to steal second. and Staa
~ tiirew the bali 20 tic kDvstous MI
,,n, nni Jaw that he could not
I'd
attempt 10 srikc the Browni.
!, n.ed the assault sud p0.h,1r
s.isr ~, ~" ne ing. was giving him
took tic. irat'cr IN Leni h,.nseif .alls,,
very ainly to hr second haaemnn.
In the first Houston scored ono run
oi't.r gong to frs, on four tad ones.
I,1"Sr struck out. This was discourar-
ms trppcoicd Hs Ii the Buna,ots Noutu
pc uhah.e 10 hit isaacs. Cote nultn 81 in,,,.
mr. suou Tor one bug, and jimmie Siuei,
-; Reed and jacobs went oil On
a., "a" 'a.st one being h,.iutifuq catch
~ .Ntnen' who made long run for inc
sphore. The visitors DID no more ,han r,t
n l"o-haggcr IN the first
ne buhuioos went out in one, two.
h'!rc order IN the second. Fort Worn,
scored couple on hitting. To the sur
pN'sc OF every one Reed fumblcd u hit and
gave Hammer; 1t base. Reed wns srk.
noWeVsi. and his error was excusable
oehf nit Tor two Eases and liamme,t
svo'eu. Gear coming in on Isaac's hit
Inc third and fourth Innings were devoid
ii warm ifnr hit by Reed
Houston lasted for only two mon In the
MIN. Fort Worth scored an uuca.ned
run. S'einfeldt hit safe aud wen, 10 sec
ond Oh n sacrifice by McAlister. He 10,
safe hit by Nance.
Everybody went Wild In the sixth. Tho
iSuii'llpes began 10 find the ball and TO put
IL where j. d'd some good. shumcr hit
urst on four bad ones ana stole second
ltf"d was s!ch and not IN batting form,
bu, IL was mn opportunity not to be over
looked, ana when Iseucs put II oyer the
pate he cnurht 81 on the nose To righ,
center FOR three lsgs. two men coming IN
lurobs attempted to sacrific. There wns
no one on. and he hi; almost, on n line
with ihird Reed tried 10 get home ana
was caught between The two bnscs He
was the cont'r figure Of a lengthy play
wi.h tho ball. and was finally put out.
having slipped and fell, Daring The p,uy
ia 1oAs got to third. 3ccRpr hit a long
inil and brought Jacobs in. Three runs
were scored aud the crowd went Wild.
There was the creates. enthusiasm und
tho calls Of tho umpire could hardly he
They almost put II man across tho plnte
In the eighth Two men were on bases
and nobody onh nnmmert made three in
cffectual attempts nj Rcnch's twisters |
ard went LACK to the bench. Gear hit n
loag hrll to right. but Rnnkln vas right
uuaor 1t and threw true 70 she pinto, stop
liny Nance. who wns coming mp tho line |
J, vas one of the best pays of the game
threw the next man out nj the iuiilul ana
the side wen. out. They went out In one.
two three order in The ninth.
Rouston's best inning was the seventh. |
They cauGht Isancs on all sides and NH |,
him hard Roach w.is the first man mp |
end struck out. SlnEie. Shanor ana cote |
rnCh hit Safr. inc noScS Ncf" 1nil ana |
Rood made clean hit and brought in |
jimmie. IL was then that jacobs was |
given frs on four halls and forced Shat
fnr in, There were yet three men on /
bases Becker hit fly to the shor,stop |
ard went out; Rankin was mex up. He |
had the opportunity of his llfc md he |
embraced It. lie made pretty hi TO
RICH, field that was good for tire, i.iscs |
aud three mon came In The hlencb"rs |
got w on their hind legs md how.cd, the |
indies waved tho, handkerrh'.fs and the ,
men cried themselves hoarse. Duvlc |
wont out on fly.
The heavy hitting of the Houston boys |
retired Mr. Isaacs, Fort worth put in |
ISf.fo' tho wonder OF long ago, n finish |
he game but he was good thing; lie
ras u swift. peculiar delivery which was |
hard to understand at first. Every man |
m hit for a fly ban and went out. but In |
The ninth they caughr him for two
hayger und a single and one run was
scored
G,a,uro NJ the game was the presenfh-
Tor 10 Jimmie Slagle Of q large bouquet |
NJ care JossanInes when he flrs, went to
tho Rot Slim the score card boy, pre-
snutod them to him on behalf OF an id
OFFICIAL SCORE
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