The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-06-24
unn.tnn 1. Paris 9.

who STAYED at home yesterday be-
4. ,bev thought the game would be
'.,,,,rostinC were deprived of the pleas
!, seeing A nice contest and an enjoy
=. An. from start to finish; no drag, a
!, singer. and fast. furious and effcc-
y, Nelding. Simply because team is n
,it.snder is no reason why that team can
Z, n,.v hall The Post stated yesterday
s,r,nr that Paris had good ball players
sihsv only worked together better. Yes
,,,,y they got together, helped each
s,,r out. and won a game. The Paris
.,,,er did not stay on the slab all of the
H,s but got out after ball or two now
IA then. aud the right field was strength
ned BY Dillon.
The two pitchers did nice work. They
lid the hitters down to few safe ones. The
htters could not place the ball at points
yMre 1t could not be flelded. Every man
n Uniform was active. They stopped hot
ENrs. made nice pickups, held high flys
| nd threw we'll to the bases.
The fellow that was called the little
| list was on the slab for the visitors. and
| Just happened that Houston could not
| I'D the ball at the right time. They made
sriilc assaults upon the horsehide as 1t
used over the plate, but the willow would
ey fan the air or put the bali up SO it
,sali find lodging place in some conven-
ut m.tt. Base hits We're scattered. They
! II. three together in one inning, but after
| d. they came one at Il time.
| There was not score or hit made until
t. third inning. Becker got to first on a
| fF throw in the second. aud moved AROUND
y third on a steal and a Wild pitch, but
ktas left hugging the cushion. In the
| rd Reed hit safe. the bail almost TAX
q Kid Peoples off his pins. He stole
Mo1d. and went 10 third on safe one
y Crowell Deveney hit fly Just be
rad first. which was caught by Stinea.
u Reed scored on the throw. He made
ircous run for the plate and reached
e's lust in time, out of breath. his cap
his hand and his face red with exer-
y. He was the only man to score for the !
ssaloes. and he did it by hard base run
ns
Paris scored In the second inning. Crow
/ gave Peoples his base on balls, and ne !
~. 70 third on a two-bagger to Lett by |
s!lan, While the latter was playing Oft |
me M pag Vrowell threw 10 catch him. but |
'ae al did not go true, aud Deveney |
quo ra get II. While the sphere was
yang recovered from center field Peoples |
ssec Nolan hit 10 first base, and was
~ out by Meyer, and Dillon went TO
~, aNa 4 safe hit by Bobby Burns scored |
. sa THIS was The history of the rum
FUN 1t might be said that Crowell lost
70 own game, although he was playing to
~ interests OF n victory when he Went
WI ~ Dillon at the keystone.
,. nalefeI made the play which was the
aAule OF the game. In the seventh in
ny, ", slines was holding down second base
,sMas an opportunity to run. Two men
~ 'g,e , Out Burns hit a liner to center field
: ~ y, Aneier went after it, made long,
MN lhfo" 10 the plate, and as shines
, ,,a. w me line on hard run, Cote was
'.a.ns him with The ball.
~ was a good game, and should have
m peter patronizod. When the receipts
\. = snort 1t means a case of dig up from
= o oolom Of pocket somewhere. II is
~ extensive affair.
sle following Was the score: