The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-10-15

Brown in ne pitchers 6or. although
Browu had pitched hard game nu
Friday The Americans connected
WITH bis weakened delivery for sixh.
safe hits iu orc aud $50 aud three In
ntnws. and be retired overall. ~ha
was called in Saturday waa sxaia
called upon and held the American to
six bits aad one RON during the ~.
msiud~r ~ the game His support ~sR
excellent Time and again Tinker and
ETans by blocking hits. prevented
runs rs did Hoffman In center ~
spectacular running catches Shreck
ard also made great backward run,
ming catch. which kept the score down
The story Of the first two innings teli
bow the game was won by the kmert
cans
The Nationals opened At bat Hoff
man singled 70 left and ent 10 second
on DuuKhcrty tumble ~ the hit
ShreCkard sacrificed perfectly. and
with Hoffman on .h.ri ,hc crowd cried
FOR a score They vea promptly graf
flied c" e w.uso tvG.bagger
Satan runs. swung
+ oD nd knocked
. II Into bases Hoff-
I naa Ras ont at
( 'he aan White
/ store er nd Robe
f y1T3 rc~ Chance
/ was safe 4t i"7 afeld waited
for tuug bad E.t Tinker flew out
1 the Jo.ea 20 irjas tHo side for the
/ American Hahn ~ an awkward
bounder which Eea rppped with his
E 40
could not thrown H. Davis doubled
to right and Jones scored. Schultz
claimed that he was under the hit
when some one in the crowd pushed
him. Captain Chance protested against
allowing the hit, but Umpire OLough.
lin allowed it to stand. With men a,
second and third and the !nfields play.
ing close in, Robe hit to Tinker. who
threw Isbell out at the plate Robe
stole second Donohue, with an OPP
perfume double to left, scored Davis
and Rohe Dougherty grounded out
to Chance unassisted. Three runs.
The Nationals were quickly disposed
OF in the second. Donohue fumbled
Evers grounded and Tinker was safe
Tinker hit into a double play. and
both retired. Brown struck out NJ
runs.
Sullivan, for the Soy. went out
Tinker to Chance. White grounded
out. Brown TO Chance, Hahn singled
between third and short. Jones walk
ed Isbell singled 70 Eyers The bas
es were filled when Davis came to bat
Tinker jumped and tried TO get his
lines. but merely blocked it. and Hair
and Jones scored Robe singled. bu
Isbell was held at third Tinker having
= blocked the ball. Overall, at this cri
> sis, with the bases full, replaced
Brown. Donohue hit over second, Ev
ers getting the ball by fast work, Blu
not in time TO effect a put out. Isbel
scored Dougherty walked, forcing Ds
Wis across the plate. Sullivan struc
out Four runs.
T There was little doing until the fit
i when King, for the Nationals, hit
g front OF the plate and WAS safe. Owe
n all doubled to right. Hoffman stru
le out. king scored on Shreckard.s o
or Isbell to Donohus the latter making
is wonderful stop of bad throw Schu
went out. Davis to Donohue. One n
is In the last half of the eighth I
n Americans added another tally Ha
as singled to left. Jones sacrificed
n bell scored Hahn with a drive to &C
T. ter and reached second on the thro
II home.
y The dwindling hopes of the Nation;
o ist adherents died entirely in the mint
n Tinker went out, Robe to Donohu
y Eyers got a scratch double to rfgt
d King out. Robe to Donohue. Gesslt
e batted for overall. and was above
to walk Hoffman singled to left, SEQ
d ing Evers. Shreckard was safe {
n Robes tumble. Schultz grounded
e Donohue. One run.
e The attendance at Sundays gan
e was 1929, making the total atten
n ance for the series 1886. The r
z celpts for last game were s20,S SCI, an
d the total for the six games was sl05
sac or this amount, the player
# share is S334l0.70. The America
v league men. with twenty-one member
n will receive S25.05l.53. The National
i share. Tor nineteen men. is ss,35O.l1.