The Worcester spy., 1899-08-13

scored, and again it might not. But
up to that inning, Montreal could not
have scored if Horton, had got decent
support Felix pitched a good game
but in the main he kept the hits scat
tered.
The fielding of Kuhns was the fea-
ture of the game. He made some star
stops and catches. Sheibeck of Mon
treal played a fine game. and the throw
ing of Moran and Yeager was excep-
tionally good.
Umpire Wise, who was scheduled for
Worcester, yesterday, could not come
on account of an injury, and Charlie
CANCEL, who was in the city, was Sc
lected. CANCEL was a little too fresh.
He umpired fairly well, but made mis-
takes and overdid his work on the
field.
Sheibeck opened auspiciously for
Montreal, and it looked much like run
at the outset. Sheibeek hit safely to
center, Bannon flied to Boyle and Win
ters to Frisbee. Johnson cracked out a
pretty double to right center, ON which
Sheibeck kept going to the plate. Fris-
bee made a beautiful return to Horton,
who shot it to Yeager and Sheibeck was
caught at the plate amid great ap-
plause.
Worcester was quickly disposed of.
flies. Rickert hit a grounder to Shei-
beck which looked good, but Dooley
made a pretty catch of a bound throw
and retired the side. Score-Montreal
0, Worcester 0.
Boyle was responsible for Montrears
run getting in the second. Odwell
made vicious swing at the bali and it
landed few feet in front of the plate,
as safe a hit as anywhere else. Dooley
a IN 4 \
easy for double play. Boyle muffed
| the throw, and both men were safe.
Henry sacrificed down first base line
Horton touching him as he went past
Odwell and Dooley moved up. Horton
got two strikes on Moran, but he
cracked the next one past second and
two runs cored. Boyle made a pretty
stop and threw out Felix, and Rickert
took down Sheibeck's fly. Two runs
Frisbee hunted and beat the bali.
Carr hit to Sheibeck and was doubled
with Frisbee. Yeager put in a fly to
| right for a double. Sheibeck threw out
Klopf. Score-MontreaI 2, Worcester 0.
Bannon flied to Rickert Winters hit
hot liner straight at Carr Johnson.
singled past Klopf, but the latter had
the satisfaction of putting out Johnson
a minute later on his attempt to steal.
No runs
Boyle opened the last half by hot
one, which got past Henry Horton
( followed with a single over second.
Sharrott tried to sacrifice, but Felix
threw to Henry and headed off Boyle
Kuhns put in liner between short and
third, on which Horton should have
scored, as Winters fumbled, but Carr,
who was on the coaching line, did not
head him in. The Worcesters had three
on bases with one out Rickert flied to
Bannon in short right and Frisbee flied
to OdWell Score-Montreal 2, Wor-
cester 0.
Kuhns opened the fourth with a Won
| derful stop, getting Odwelrs grounder
with his left hand. Dooley cracked a
pretty liner to left. Henry hit to Klopf
and Carr muffed the throw Dooley
tried to make third, but Carr threw
/ him out. Kuhns ended the inning by
making sensational catch of Moran's
foul fly. No runs.
Carr ried to bunt, but finally famed.
Yeager hit over Odell's head for a
double. Klopf scored him by corking
single to left Klopf took second on the
throw in, but he was caught mapping
by throw from Moran. Boyle flied to
Winters. One run. Score, Montreal 2.
Worcester l.
Klopf threw out Felix, after making
nice stop. Sheibeck hit safely, but was
nailed by n pretty throw, trying for
second. Klopf got the ball low and
handled it prettily. Bannon flied to
kuhns.
Horton hit to Johnson and was safe
on Dooley'5 muff. Sharrott bunted AMI
Horton was forced at second. Kuhns
put In a single to left. After Rickert
struck out, Frisbee got his base on
balls filling the bags. 1t was up to Carr
to do something, but he "renaged" He
hit to johnson and forced Frisbee at
second. Score Montreal 2, Worcester /.
In the sixth, Horton struck out Win
ters and Johnson. Odwell refused wide
ones and took his base on balls, The
first of the game Klopf threw out Doo-
ley.
Oden got two flies, and Winters one
in the last of the sixth, retiring the
side. Score, Montreal 2, Worcester 1.
Montreal drew a good opening in the
seventh, a pretty single by Henry no
ran tried to bunt, but struck out. After
Felix flied to Frisbee, Horton juggled
up some curves and Sheibeck struck
out. No runs.
Horton started the last half by a sin
gle to left centre. He tipped Sharrott
to hit, and started for second. Shar-
rott didn't hit, and Horton was thrown
out mile. Sharrott then flied to Doo-
ley. Kuhns got in a single, but Rickert
flied to Bannon. Score, Montreal 2,
Worcester 1.
Tom Bannon hit hot line drive close
to the left field foul line. He tried TO
turn it into double, but Rickert made
beautiful throw and nailed the
speedy Bannon at second. Winters got
his base on bahs. Johnson fouled to
Carr Boyle made a pretty catch Of Cd
wells fly TO right, and retired the side.
Frisbee hit to Dooley and was out
at first. Felix covering the base. Carr
hit a weak fly to Johnson. Yeager gave
touch of variety to the play by hot
drive over second. Klopf smashed the
first ball out on line to center, which
Odwell couldn't get, and Yeager com
pleted the circuit, Klopf turning it into
double. The crowd went wild. as the
run that tied came in. Boyle flied to
Winters. Score, Montreal 2, Worcester
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In the ninth Dooley fouled to Yeager
Henry hit a hot one against Horizons
left hand, which bounded off, and Hen
~ got first Moran hit safely past
Boyle, and Henry went to second. The
first two balls sent up to Felix were
strikes, but he hit the next one past
Kuhns Rickert fielded so well that
Henry didn't dare try for home, and
the bags We're full. The ball bounded
yards out of Yeakers nit, and Henry
dashed for the plate scoring easily.
The others moved up. Sheibeck hit to
Kuhns, who tried to head off Moran at
the plate, but threw poorly, and Moran
scored. Bannon crashed a hot one To
Horton, which bounded off his glove.
He tried TO catch Felix at home, but
was late. Shiebeck went to second on
the throw and stole third. When Ban
non went 70 second Sheibeck came