The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-08-28
Hoosiers Batted Ont n Victory in the
Tenth Inning-LOuisyille Won
Again-Other scores.
American Association.

Umpire Haskell was impolte enough TO
call Hogrievers hit in the sixth inning of
yesterdays game foul, and ii caused the
contest run into the tenth inning before
indianapolis could land victory The de-
cision also brought down the wrath of the
crowd on the umpire, and Hogriever told
him several things that are not heard at
camp meetings. The decision a bad
one, and deprived Indianapolis of at least
two runs. 1t might have robbed Indianap-
oils of the game had not the Hoosers
batted out a victory in the last Of the
tenth inning. Two men were on bases at
the time, and the hit would have scored
both of them, but Haskell claimed the ball
was foul, and Hogriever had to try it
all over again. with the result that he went
out on an easy chance to second, retiring
the side. Excepting that one bad decision
the game was fast one and exciting at
times kellum was off his mOOrings In the
early innings, but he settled after the fifth,
and prevented the visitors from doing any
thing more in the scoring line. Wagner did
well for a few innings, and with the as
sistance of Haskell in the sixth pulled out
of very difficult hole.
The fans became exasperated in the first
two innings because the visitors got KEEL
lum in very dangerous places, but he
pitched himself out of the holes with the
port throughout the game was fast and
clean. The infelders and the men in the
out gardens did good work to prevent the
visitors from registering too many runs.
Indianapolis took the lead in the first
inning, but Columbus tied in the third and
went two to the good in the fifth. 1t was
then a hard uphill pull for the Hoosiers,
but they landed at the top in the last OF
the tenth, after many exciting experiences.
LUCKY EARLY INNINGS.
Hart started the game with single. and
during the first five innings the first Sena-
tor to face Kellum secured safe hit. After
Hart opened with a single Belden famed,
but McFarlan placed one in center for
base that sent Hart to third. Turner
bounded one to Fox. who made a beautiful
throw to Heydon, Hart being tagged at the
plate. Myers ended the first by flying to
Hogriever. The second half of the first in
ming was productive of one run for lndl-
annapolis. Hogriever singled, and Fox's lit
tie sacrifice TO first sent Hogriever TO sec
ond. He scored on Coulters safe effort
TO left center. The next two men were
easy outs
After Viox singled in the second Knoll
went out bunt fly, and G.. Fox coaxed
pass. Wagner tried to drive one through
the pitchers box. but Kellum stopped the
ball with his right hand and threw the
runner out at first. Hart went out on a
hard chance to Kuhns. The Senator's were
lucky in the third, and tied the score
Belden beat out an infeld attempt and
went TO second on a wild pitch. McFar-
lans out placed him third. Turner s
two-bagger scored him. The side was re-
tired without further damage.
The fifth came and the Senators took the
lead. McFarlan singled and Turner hit
for two bases. Myers went out, but Viox
hit safely, scoring both men. 1t looked as
if there would be more trouble, as Knoll
singled, sending Viox TO third, but Knoll
was caught at second and Fox was easily
retired. That was the last time Column
bus scored. 1t was up to the Hoosiers to
get some tallies, and they began in the
sixth. O'Brien, Woodruff Kuhns and Hey
don singled O'Brien scoring. but Woodruff
was caught at third. Kellum forced Hey
don at second, and then came Hogriever' s
effort which was called a foul subse-
quent out retired the side. Indianapolis
tied the score in the seventh on Fox S
single Grim's hit and an out. In the tenth
O. Brien singled, Hart made a wild throw
and Kuhns scored O'Brien with the win
ming run Score: