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Toe visitors started the run getting. The first three men to bat got bases on errors, which, with a base on bails and a olean hit by D Risley, netted three runs. The locals, however, went them one better. Crawford got first on an error by the center fielder. Taylor and Brown also got started around the circuit through nfleld errors. Baby Graham got a gift and Lee’s single resulted in four runs. The visitors got a goose egg in the second but the locals dragged in a score on hits by Crawford and Taylor. The visitors retaliated in the next, Lae, their catcher, making a home run drive over the left field fence, while the locals drew a blank.The visitors done some tall slugging in the fourth. Tracy lined out a single, Dalrymple and F. Risley each leaned against tne ball for a double, and Homer hit for a single. Buehman hit an easy one to Brown, who touched the base and attempted to cut Homer off at third. Keas didn’t have a step ladder, and when finally the ball was returned to the diamond and Jess got his breath four big juicy runs were credited to the Clintons. The Dubuques made a strong effort to tie the score in their half. Voikert fell a victim to strikes, but Jess picked out a nice single. Crawford went to the bat with blood m his eye and caught the first ball pitched square on the nose for three bases,scoring Jess. Taylor was an easy out,but Brown pushed out a single, scoring Crawford. Beal wasn’t equal to the emergency and expired at first. This made the score 6 to 7 m the visitors’ favor. Dalrymple made a hit and stole second in the next inning, but two were out, and F. Risley was easy. The Dubuques, however, had bet ter luck, and tied the score on Graham’s two-bsgger and two sacrifices. The visitors added another in the next but blanked the locals, who returned the compliment in the next, the seventh inning. In their half, however, the locals took a lead pipe cinch on the game Graham, for the second time, took first on balls. Lte was out on a high fiy. The best Keas could do was to push an easy one to short stop He, however, joggled the ball, and Keas was safe. Mot to be outdone, the thirdbaseman gave an exhibition of joggling Veelktrl’s hit, and Graham counted. Jess rapped out a not one which tho short stop again obligingly let gi by him, and the bases were full when Crawford came to the bat. He hit a long high fly to center, which that fielder got under, but muffed, and two scores were counted. Taylor poked oat a nice single, and Jess and Crawford trotted in. Brown ended the fun by striking cut. Jess looked up at the score board and actually smiled when he saw it was 9 to 12 in Dubuque's favor.His smile broadened to a grin when the three visitors in the eighth proved easv
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Dubuque Sunday Herald
Dubuque, Iowa, US
Sun, Sep 02, 1894
Page 8
Full Page
Clipped by
Paul S.
NA, 21 Jul 2018
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