The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-06-30


nzttsng on the part OF the Indianapolis
assumptions to bag yesterdays victory from
/ffe Columbus aggregation by score OF
. <o 2. The score shows that the Senators
|oftbatted and outplayed the Hoosiers In the
K6kId. but the champions gave an exhibit
non Of upgrade pulling that was very pleas
] eng. After starting of in the lead I'm the
/drst Inning. the Hoosiers were pushed to
the rear by the visitors when they scored
three In the third, but the champions pulled
hard and drew even with the visitors in the
fourth and then won In the seventh.
II was necessary for the champions to
take advantage of the free gifts issued by
Pitcher Wagner, and the tickets, combined
with little hitting just at the proper time,
did the work in landing a victory.
William Kellum permitted the Senators to
secure key to his puzzles in the third in
ming and an error, a triple and three sin
giles gave the visitors their only three runs
OF the game All this happened after two
had been retired and perfect fielding would
have retired the side without a run. Captain
Fox was charged with two OF the errors reg
istered against indianapolis, but he offset
the misplays with some very pretty bits of
fielding.
the work of Marcan, the new Holsters
shortstop. who signed because OF the acct
dent to Pete o'Brien. II Marcan continues
to do as well as he did yesterday. there will
be no complaint from the fans. He had
seven chances which he accepted in excel
ent style and while he failed TO register
In the base-hft column, he drove a long fly
20 center In the fourth, which furnished in
ducement Tor kim TO score from third.
NO REGULAR UMPIRE.
Through an error by President Hickey, no
regular umpire was present to officiate at
the game. Williams. OF the HOLSTERS, was
selected TO help George Fox. of Columbus,
do the umpiring, and it must be said that
Williams was as impartial as regular UNI
pire. who had grudge against the Hoosiers
There were times, however, when Fox
showed his kindly feeling toward his team
mates.
Only three men faced KeIlum In the
opening inning After Hogriever rolled an
Captain Fox beat out a bunt and Heydon
drew a pass Coulter drove hard one TO
the right field clover garden. on which Fox
scored and Heydon took third. Jones hit
10 Turner and Heydon was caught at the
plate. kim then went out from third TO
firsA Turner opened the second inning
WtnAa single and purlOined second, but
the next three men succumbed to Kellum s
curves.
The third inning witnessed the visitors
take the lead by scoring trio of tallies.
the result OF Fox's error at second Roach
and Wagner were retired, but Gleason
reached second on Foxs tumble. Gleason
then pilfered the second bag. Bannon hit
down the left line for three bases and a
moment later Arndt singled to right.
Turner and Mellor followed with safe hits
sending Arndt across the rubber. Thoney
f0uled TO Tamsett.
The HOLSTERS failed 10 make up any OF
khe handbags against them in the last OF
the third. Raymer opened the fourth with
la two-bagger 20 left and was caught try
fing to maxi third on the hit. Roach and
Wagner fenned. Coulter hit for two bases
= as starter in the last half. Jones fouled
out, but kim drew q ticket. Tamsett's
20 third. Kihm scored on Marcans fly Il
center.
WINNING RUN IN SEVENTH.
Fast and brilliant fielding and clever
pitching prevented Columbus from
scoring during the remaining In
nings. The Hoosiers scored tn.
winning run In the seventh. Aftel
Tamsett had been retired Marcan coaxet
q pass and KelIum's single sent him I,
second Hogriever hit TO right for tw,
bases, sending Marcan home. Kellum could
have scored on the hit, but he was held al
third for a second or two by the coachei
and when he started home he was tagged
Damon opened the eighth with a two
Dagger and when Arndt hit to Marcan
Bannon was caught between bases. Turnel
drove a hard one, which Kelium knocked
down and retired the runner ct first. Mel
Ior's chance TO Tamsett made the thir(
out Two singles Were secured by Column
without either man making the circuit
Score: