The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-09-03

fans kept up an incessant clamor. The din
was increased by an enthusiastic rooter
beating on drum and another hammering
a piece of iron resembling stovelid: But
all the noise and all the pulling did not
prevent Louisville from sending Indianapo-
lis down in defeat by decisive score
REVERSAL OF FORM.
1t was a disastrous reversal of form. the
HOLSTERS failing to trot along with the easy
stride that won for them many games
of late, while Louisville showed no signs
of the nervous tension displayed in the two
games on Monday. The visitors started
off with a lead of two runs in the first
inning by making connections with Killen's
curves. The HOLSTERS tied in the last of
the second with a couple of hits. error
and an out. The strain then became too
great, and In the following inning Coulter
dropped fly ball and Fox made such
miserable throw the Colonies took the lead.
Killen was treated unkindly In the fftn,
and two more runs were added to the rap
idly increasing Louisville score. lndianapo,
lis made one in the sixth, and the crowd
took fresh hopes, but In the first or the
ninth those hopes were shattered by Louis
Vile sending five men around the circuit
With eight runs needed to tie, the Hoosiers
went to bat in the ninth and failed to
score.
Flaherty was the mound builder for
Louisville. and, while the score shows he
was found for eleven safe hits, most OF
them were scattered and others came at
inopportune times There was change in
and he made several stops that deprived
Indianapolis batters OF hits. The feldlng
OF the visitors was sensational, and TINS
largely accounts for the smallness or the
Indianapolis end OF the score
ODwELL STARTED TROUBLE.
Odwell started trouble in the first inning
by dropping safe hit in right Kerwin
olyfr .ir6
on the hit Kerwin went to second on the
throw to thiid. CAMEL struck out, and
Bonner placed a long fly in center, which
Coulter bagged. Odwell scored on the out.
Clymer singled to center, scoring Kerwin.
Schaub forced Clymer at second. and the
first agony was over. In the last or the
first inning Hogriever and Fox were easily
retired, and, after Coulter hit to left for
two bases, Kihm struck out
The second inning opened by Schr1ver
walking to first. Flournoy attempted to
sacrifice and placed a bunt fly in Killen's
hands and Schriver was doubled at first.
Flaherty hit to O'Brien and died at first.
Enthusiasm was aroused In the last of the
second when the Hoosiers tied the score.
Woodruff went out on a hard chance 10
Bonner, but O'Brien beat out an infield at
tempt. Kuhns singled to left and Flournoy
allowed the ball TO get by him, o Brlen
scoring and Kuhns reaching third. Heydon
was hit and when Killen drew a pass the
bases were filled. Hogriever bounded one
| to Bonner. forcing Killen at second,
| Kuhns scoring. Hogriever was caught of
| first, retiring the side.
OdWell drew transportation In the third,
but was caught off the base. kerwin famed
| out, but CAMEL placed long fly in center,
which Coulter dropped. Coulter threw to
Kuhns and the runner trotted home. The
| fourth inning opened by O'Brien dropping
| Clymer's fly. Killen fumbled Schaub's bunt.
Clymer reaching third and Schaub perching
| on first Schriver's hit scored Clymer. The
next two men struck out and Odwell fouled
| to Kihm.
The Colonies added two in the fifth. Ker-
| win hit to left for two bases and Camel
| singled, sending Kerwin to third. Killen did
| something that has long been expected
made a oakland Camel advanced to sec
| ond Bonner flew to Heydon. but Clymer S
single scored Kerwin and Camel. Schaub
hit to O'Brien, a fast double play retiring
| the side.
| Louisville was retired in the sixth with
out any runs and the Hoosiers made one in
| the last half. Kihm reached first on
| Clymer's error Woodruff forced Kihm and
went to second on passed ball. O'Brien
flew out, but Kuhn's single scored Woodruff.
Heydon famed. No more scores were made
by either team in the seventh and eighth
innings Fox gathered in hard line drive
| in the seventh and made double play. In
! the last of the eighth Clymer made a great
| stop of Heydon's chance and retired the
| side by putting out Kuhns at second.
Then came the ninth in which the visitors
| scored five and deprived Indianapolis of all
/ chances to win. Flaherty struck out, but
| the next three men singled. Bonner hit to
| Fox when the bases were filled and O'Brien
| dropped the thrown ball. Odwell scored
| and the bags were again occupied. Clymer
| nit to left for three bases, scoring three
runs. Clymer scored on Schaubs long fly
/ to Coulter Schriver singled, but Kuhns
| gathered in Flournoys line drive making
| the third out.
| Kellum went to bat for Killen In the last
| of the ninth and struck out. Hogriever hit
| to right for two bases and was caught try
| ing to make third. Fox singled and Coulter
| placed a safe one in right. kim forced
| Coulter at second and the game was over
/ The score: