The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-04-20
the "fat rootcrs" wanted to rush tho
game.
THIRD INNING.

| r.. CaECnuugh came next to the bat
and covered himself with glory by
knocking II homo run, he and Brown
both scoring, and tho fats and their
admirers in the grand stand simply
went wild.
Purcell knocked Il foul, which was
caught by Sigh, and stood him aside
McCaughrin went next to the bat and
sent the ball to center field Il two bag
ger. He stole to third and finally scored
on Il pasH ball.
kinard came next, sawed the air
and retired the side.
llOuscal next took the stick and sent
the ball with lightning speed to right
field. 1T was stopped, knocked up
and caught by G. w. Bishop. This
was one Of the prctticst catches of the
game.
Schcnck came next to tho bat and
went to first on Il knock to the pitcher,
| who let the bail pass to short stop.
Cromcr battcd next and knocked the
! ball to right field. He went to first and
,, seut Schcnck to third.
Wicker was the next batter. He
knocked Il high ball to right field, IL
two baggcr, which gave him second
and scored Schcncll and Cromcr
Cook was the next to take the stick.
He went to first on Il pop-up.
Tyrcc ut the bat-knockcd ball to
piuht finll ,,,hi,I, II.
sent Cook to third. Tyrcc caught on
second.
Wright came next and went to first
on knock to pitcher.
Smith was the next batter. He
knocked the ball to left field, which
gave Holmes IL pretty catch and retired
the side.
FOURTH INNING.
Bishop was called to the bat. He
knocked the ball to pitcher and was put
out on first.
Holmes came next. He went to first
on knock to third, which was mulred
10y tho third bascman. Went to second
on a pass ball aud stole TO third aud
was put ont
BIackwcldcr got his base on balls
and stole to second and died there.
Copeland famed.
llipp sent the ball to right field and
failed to make first base, which retired
the side with another egg in the baskct.
Spcarman thon took tho bat for the
leans. knocked the ball to right short
stop aud was put out by Bluckwcldcr
on first.
Houscal knocked q liner to second
aud mado first base, but was caught on
second.
Schenck knocked the ball to pitcher.
It was caught and tho side called
out, both sides having been shut out in
that inning.
FIFTH INNING.
Brown was first to the bat in the
fifth. He hit the ball, but was put out
! at first.
| Cave tugh me next and went to
first on q knock TO right field.
Purcell next to the bat-knockcd the
ball to center field. gave him first and
sent Cavcnaugh to third.
McCaughrin next knocked three
bagger. Sent Cavcnaugh and Purcell
home and scored himself on a pass ball.
kinard knocked q fly to scco.l basc,
which was caught by Houscal and
stood him aside.
Bishop came next to the bat. Struck
out and made second and third on pass
balls and scored on a wild throw by tho
pitcher TO third base.
Holmes came next to the bat. Struck
out, but got first on pass ball, and was
left there by Blackwelder, who famed
the air and retired the side.
Prof. Cromcr then came up for the
leans and went to first on knock tC
short stop and finally scored on pass
| ball.
Wicker was next to the bat. Hc
knocked the ball to the pitcher anG
was put out at first by Il pretty catch by
Kinard.
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second, but failed to make first.
Schenck knocked ball to left shor
stop and the side was retired by the
pretty catch Of G. T.. Summer.
SIXTH INNING.
@. e. Summer was the first batter fo
the fats in the sixth inning. lie strucl
out, but made first on pass ball, stole t.
second.
Hipp was the next batter. Sent tn
ball to short stop and was put out o.
first. Summer went to third on thi
knock.
Bishop came next to the bat an
went to first on knock to left shor
stop, which scored Summer. Bisho
went to second, third and finally score
on pass balls.
Cavenaugh was next to the bat
Knocked ball to short stop, made frs