The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-07-11

| The presence of many women attired in
dainty summer dresses had a good effect on
the indianapolis players yesterday in their
struggle for honors with Louisville. In
dianapo.is, by good batting, was able to
wrest the game from the Colonies by a
| score of to g.
When the battle opened Indianapolis was
found to be slightly weakened Tamsett,
who guards third base, was out of the game
nursing his right arm, which was troubled
with numerous carbuncles. Woodruff went
to third and his work was Of such order
that 1T was greatly commented on by Man
ager Watkins and the other players after
the game Woodruff had but one chance
ana TINS he accepted cleanly. His work
with the wagon tongue, however, played
q very Important part in the victory. He
saeed fl.cner Egan four times, made three
siasning singles and would have secured
his fourth hit had not Left Fielder Clymer
displayed wonderful sprinting ability and
LOOK Woodrun's hit off the left field fence.
hd PITCHER Tom Williams was placed in a
mole IN the second inning by Umpire
Haskells cratic ruling. Haskell at times
seemed confused in his work and both sides
suffered e indianapolis had the larger end
OF the bad deals. but by playing superior
Da!i and hitting at opportune times was
able TO overcome the handicap. Hogriever
and kim showed some good work with the
~~-N~S NNA SSeeHS q SLiSlc anu d QOuDlt.
JONES'S GREAT CATCH.
Jones drew the admiration of the fans
in the fifth inning, when he secured
Brashear's long fly after a hard run. His
tendency to hold the ball while men are on
bases asserted itself again yesterday as on
the day before. This time it was when
Schriever was on third and Egan sent
nigh one to left. Schriever started toward
nome and had nearly made the distance
when Jones thought of returning the ball
Scnrlever then returned to third base.
herWln began the work for the Colonies,
promptly sending a single to center. Be
fore ne had an opportunity to catch his
breath Hart sent little one down to Fox,
who completed a double by throwing to
kim. Brashear closed the inning by fly
ing to Hogriever. Kihm secured a hit in
the second inning after two men were out,
out was thrown out trying to steal
cured two runs after two men were out
Ciymer got hit to right and was forced
home when the next three men up got free
passes from Williams through the aid of
Mr. Haskell, who required Williams to
cut the rubber. Schreiver was sent home
by kerwin who sent a short one TO right
center. Hart stopped the trouble by hit-
ting TO Williams. who threw him out at
first.
HOLSTERS GET IN GAME.
In the last half of the third indianapolis
got in the game for keeps. Woodruff sin
gled and was advanced on Marcan's sacri-
fee. Williams succumbed to the seductive
curves of Egan. Hogriever then came TO
the rescue of his teammates and sent
Woodruff home by slashing out two
Dagger TO left center. Hogriever was al
lowed to remain on base as Fox sent high
fly to Clymer.
In the fifth indianapolis added two more
when kim led off with a double and
scored on Wocdruff's hit to left Woodruff
then srole anc scored on Hogriever's second
mt. Two more runs were taken In the
sixth when Coulter singled and scored on
Jones's two-bagger 20 center. Jones scam
pered home when Woodruff lined out his
third single.
Louisville was. allowed to get one more
run In the sixth inning Sullivan reached
first on Marcan's error and stole second
Clymer drove hard one over Marcan's
head. sending Sullivan home Score.