The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-05-03

To-Day's Games.
Columbus at Indianapolis.
Buffalo at Detroit.
st. Paul at Milwaukee.
Minneapolis at Kansas City.

Hickey. who has earned a reputation
among the more gloomy dispositioned of the
constituency for a weakness for INDUCING
in reveries when high ones come his way,
was the cynosure of all eyes yesterday. No
less than five scared from the bats of the
opposition down into the territory adjacent
to Reuben Clues supplementary supply de-
pot, and every time 1t happened the man
who knows we are going to get it laid
all over US would remark, that settles It,"
That did settle It. but not as he expected.
Not one escaped In addition, Mr.. Hickey
made a stop OF warm one from Genins
in time to get 1t into the clutches Of Motz
that was the star fielding play of the occa-
sion. Most of the game ran along as
smoothly as things do when popular road
soubrette is made the recipient of mag
nifcent floral horseshoe to her intense sur
prise. and responds with little speech
written for her three years ago to be used
on just such occasions.
The DISCOVERIES were first to swing into
action, and the combined work OF Knepper
and Kahoe let Genins follow his base hit
with score on Franks fly to center. How
ever, Hogriever's agile limbs landed him
over the home plate in the second half Of
the same inning on Stewards burnt Offering
and Netherlands triple. Three-baggers, by
the way, came very near developing into
a habit in Mes case. He went and did it
again the next time up, and almost re-
peated II In the eighth. The next two in
nings passed off with the silence of a beer
party In a pfehibition-to In the fourth
Little Goldie', Leweer, he of the sun-kissed
locks, made first; Buckley followed, and
Pitcher Knepper started a series of bases
on balls Of varying degrees of wildness from
umpire's choice to miles off, all of which
resulted in Lewees being showed In in a
walk. Buckley was forced out In sight of
salvation by Genins; Tebeau followed with
a two-tinrer. bringing in Briggs. and then
the Unsuitable Hickey gathered In Frank as
he had done with Gillen in the start. Dibby
Flynns home run was the only one scored
on the side Of the home nine. This left
the score to 2, and a pool with Indianap-
oils in the combination and s11 in the pot
would not have been taken for 30 cents.
At the end of the sixth it would not have
been taken as a gift. In this round. which
was the last Of -Knepper. Buckley and Gen.
ms captured two more outposts. by the as
sistance Of Tebeau's triple and Briggs's felo
de Sc. Kahoe got one run, with a base, on
balls as "a starter. on F1ynn's long center
fly and Aliens triple, which the coaching
department converted into an out at home
by Turing him into an attempt to equal
Hymns performance. Kellum took the
center of the stage for the following three
innings. and the remaining running was
done by the Hoosiers in the seventh, when
Hickey opened with the first of the five
hits made by himself, Hogriever, McFar-
land. Motz and Kahoe, out of which per-
formances three runs were tackled up, while
one more was added in the eighth by Hog
riever on sacrifice by Stewart and an
other one Of those double ones by McFar-
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