The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-05-18
Baseball Notes.

Powers will do the catching to-day.
In losing CAMEL Kansas City is deprived
of a first-class man.
Powers made a great stop of a thrown
ball by Hickey yesterday.
Goar will be in the box in the game
against Milwaukee this afternoon.
Farrell and Schaefer handled Magoon's
hit In lightning fashion yesterday.
University. of Chicago defeated Purdue at
baseball yesterday by score of to q
Hogriever and Magoon had no trouble i'm
connecting safely with Gears delivery.
Reader: Syracuse, N. Y, was member
of the National League for but one year.
i'm 1879.
The Northwestern baseball team defeated
the University of Wisconsin nine yesterday
by score of to 2.
when he called two strikes on the little
left fielder in the sixth inning.
The Worries Business College team de-
feated the medical students at Brighton
Beach yesterday by score of IL to 2.
Seybold's greatest catch yesterday was
in the eighth inning, when he ran at full
speed, catching a liner from Wilson's bat,
just off the ground.
Seybold's playing in center yesterday
caused his friends to open another section
of their hearts TO him. Mcfarland has
long since been forgotten.
fielding yesterday that club displayed in
Indianapolis, but the batting was weak.
The Cowboys could not solve Kellum's
curves.
The leaders of the American and Ma
tional leagues-Indianapolis and Philadel-
phia-have both won and lost the same
number of games and have the same per-
centage.
The Indians will have a crowd of Brew
ers to do business with for the next five
IL of hap will lnn ,.lo hnrn
and Sundays game will be played at Mil
waukee.
large crowd will witness the games to-
day and tomorrow. The banner attend
ance of the season, to date, will no doubt
be registered with Milwaukee as the at
traction.
Gear is probably the best twirler on the
| Kansas City staff. If Kansas City had
been able to hit the ball yesterday there
| might have been different tale, but that
''if'' was in the way.
Flynn ran behind second base In the fifth
| inning and gathered in a hard drive from
| Schaefer's bat with his left hand and com
| pleted the sensational play by making q
| pretty throw TO first.
| The Indianapolis twirlers are at least
showing evidence of getting into trim con-
dition. The Indians have no cause to be
frightened at Milwaukee, for they do not
| know what fear is. With Madison to warm
| things up the Brewers will be as easy 10
| take into camp as others have been lately
| The Silent Hoosiers, of the Deaf and
| Dumb Institute, won a five-lnning game
| from the High School team on the formers
| grounds yesterday afternoon by score OF
| II TO 10. Two weeks ago the High School
| team won from the mutes. The batteries
/ yesterday were: Silent Hooslers-Kuehne
| and Sattler; High School-Collns and Con
| ner.
/ The regular strength of the indianapolis
/ team will be in the game to-day against
4 1ua MIA
| are both in condition to go back into the
| game. The team did well during their alb.
4 sence but with Milwaukee to battle with
| their presence will be needed. as Madison
/ can infuse more ginger into the men thar
| any captain who ever wore an Indianapoli:
| Uniform