The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-04-07
LOST IN FIRST INNING
When the Farmers Let Lehigh Make
SIX Runs,
LEHIGH's STICK WORK WAS VERY FINE
The Boys in Red Could Not Find TayIOr's
Curves, Though Re Was Suffering
Severely from a Sore Arm.
Fine Work by Boni.z.

Fine Work by Boni'z.
before the fierce onslaught of the Le-
high team to the tune of eleven to one.
That the game was an unequally
matched one was clear from the first.
And right in the first inning the young
farmers lost their heads and allowed
Lehigh to pile up six runs. This was
accomplished by the a. and Ms. diff
Guilty in finding the ball, and the un-
erring certainty with which Lehigh put
teh ball where no mar was. The visi-
tors stick work was probably the finest
seen this year on the grounds here. At
ter the first inning the home team re-
covered balance and played creditable
BALL The visitors, however, played a
fine game, their balling, fielding and
battery work all beng good Taylor,
though suffering witt his arm, famed
out five.
For the home team, Bonitz finee field
ing was feature and also fine stop
by Pate. The battery work did not
compare with the ysitors. However,
they played a game that, barring the
first inning, was really creditable.
GAME BY INNINGS.
Heath drove to Parsons, who threw to
first but eHath a~@de the first safely and
was caught tryingstD steal second. As
bury went OUT at first on an assist by
Taylor, and Bonitz swatieC high drive
to de Schweinitz.
Parsons drove hot through the short
stop and second, making the first and
stealing second Eisenhardt swathed
to the left field and Parsons scored.
Eisenhardt makes third on a wild throw.
Lilly was thrown out 1T first by Bonitz.
and Eisenhardt scored. Person drove
to the pitcher and made first Nickel
ney went to first on grounder through
centre and Person advanced one base.
De Schweinitz brought in McKelvey on
a high drive. over second. Alder ad-
vances De Schweinitl to third by a
hot drive to eft. Reese came to the
bat and De Schweinltz scored on ball
Reese drives nigh to LETT. Taylor fans.
Older scores and Parsons goes out at
first.
Score 6: A. and NJ. G
sBCONDINNING
Pate after making the loveliest drive
of the season, which was adjudged foul
makes safe OH bunt Hale drives to
Reese, who makes double, putting out
both allie and Pate. Ross fans.
Eisenhard drives over the second and
goes to first. Lilly makes first, Person
and McKe,vey go out to Bonitz and
Eisenhard goes out al third
TEJRD. INNING.
Allen bunted for first; Weelch thrown
out at first. Miller made fine hit that
let Allen who had stolen third, score.
Heath famed and Ashury went out at
first
De Schw;enitz drovee ont to Bonitz:
Alder drove 10 center and made first
safely. Reese famed, Alder scored on
Taylors two bagger. Parsons to AS
bury.
FOURTH INNING.
Bonitz. Pate and Hall go out at first.
Eisenhard thrown out at first by
catcher; Lilly and McKelvey out at
first.
FIFTH INNING.
Ross fans; Allen was hit by pitched
went out on high nv.
McKelway went out to eHath and
De Schweinitz swathcc the sphere for
two bags; Alder and Reese thrown out
at first
SIXTH INNING.
Miller makes his fist; eHath fans;
Asbury loses on a fly to De Schweinitz
and Bonitz thrown out at first.
Taylor makes first safely; Person got
his base-hit by ball; .Gisenhard bunted,
and Taylor, who had stole third, came
in; Lilly bunted and was thrown out;
Person went out to BonitZ, McKelway
swathed high to right and Parsons and
Eisenhard score; De ScnWeelnitz went
out ON fly to Bonitz
SEVENTH INNING.
Pate's fly goes to Alder; Alder makes
safe TO right field: Allen out at first
by an assist from Tayler; Welch also
dies at first.
Aler makes first safe and stole his
base on sReesa's drive to third, on which
he goes out at first; Tayler drives to
third base and Alder was thrown out
al home. Parsons pounds out a hot
liner. which Pate brings down on a
high jump.
EIGHTH INNING.
weIcb cot his base hit by the ball;
MilIerl and eHath stop at first and
waIcb loses trying 10 come, in home.
r,.s-,.,.7 ,,taS caught at third trying