The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-28

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nave a bird In the box-Pariridge.
In New suits of Hue.
Inc men have oil had street cults made
Just alike. and when they get them on
they VIII show UP immensely Tho cloth
Is dark blue serge. long sack coat, silk
lined. trousers cut in the latest style, fit
eng over pair OF dark tan shoes, the
hat q swff brlmmed white. The boys will
| wear them FIRST on thor trip away from
home. beginning Thursday, but the suit
| looked so well that Taub couldn't resist
geuting into his Yesterday. II was un-
| derstood that tho rJronchos had given il
| out before the season began that even II
they did not win the pennant they would
| league. I1ut Reed and his mon have check
mated that. also. ana will take IN that
DISTINCTION themselves--aud haven't any
| doubt about the Hernsheim trophy, either.
| Notes of the Game.
Beckor's three-bagger was long drive
| to left center.
Spencer is swift shortstop. He does
| nice work.
Badger gets around the bases rather
swift for a fat man.
McGann Is good on the coaching lines.
He shouted loud yesterday.
| A short trip Will he taken by the nous.
| ton club after this game today
a strong wind played with the sphere
and seemed 10 worry the feeders
| Austin will try hard to take the third
game from Houston having lost two.
Tho time for the game Is AIS o'clock.
| Ladies' will pay at the grand stand to-
| day.
Flowers that Bloom In the Spring" are
| intended for members of the Houston
| ball team.
Colllnower Is a good coacher. He has
number of funny stories" to relate at
each game.
The attendance of ladies Is increasing,
| the free admission having struck a pop
ular fancy.
Becker covered almost all the territory
| from second base to deep center, He was
| strictly in the game
There We're somquots m pTToif!ns;on for
Reed were each favored
Martin buttared two nice flys in center
yesterday He has played nice ball here
with the exception of those two.
Sham Meyer lifted the sphere over the
loft field fence in the fifth inning, and
sullivan did the same thing in the first.
| Houston fans will watch for the reiurn
of the Austin team. since II IS announced
that Weiltart will pitch a Sunday game.
There was not the slightest disscnslon
on the diamond yesterday. a good um-
pirc and clever ball ptyers !mprovoEh.ngs
a great deal.
Weikart Will pitch the first Sunday game
will be- a drawing card. lie IS 4 favorte
here, whore he played for so long.
Sulivans attitudes behind the bat are
| E IMPLY killing. He has a cute forearm
movement which he uses in returning the
bail to the pitcher. which is quite aeS-
thetDc.
The error Cote made yesterday was
the first for him this season, 1t was eX-
cusablo. Henry learned that man can
not watch a ball and fence at the same
time.
Messrs. b. A. Killough of Dallas, in
spector Of agencies for prominent insur-
ance companies. and william Duncan,
treasurer OF Henry county, Missouri, were
strangers noticed in the grand stand yes
tenday.
This is Crowells Second season In
Texas. He has never pitched a game on
the Houston diamond which resulted In
the defeat of th,, rclm of which lie was
a member He won when playing against
Houston. and thus far this season has
won for Houston. This diamond is his
mascot.
Fort worth o. Dcnison-Sbermnn g.
Fort Worth, Texas, April T.-War1s
Colts defeated the Tigers today in
high wind. Brisow pitched for the Zig
ers mp ITO tho latter part OF tho fifth in
ning, when 3urrts was put m the box and
l3rIatow took the field. Tho folders of the
visiting team had no putouts in this 20 me.
the putous credited to Bristow and Sufris
being as pitchers. ----------