The Washington times., 1894-05-09
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BALTIMORE WON AGAIN.
Senators Met with Their Third Consecutiv,
Defeat b. the Orioles.

| Senators Met with Their Third Consecutive
Defeat b. the Orioles.
BALTIMORE, May s.-The Senators came
here to-day bent on getting even for yester-
days overwhelming defeat at Washington,
but they were Obliged to submit TO the inevita-
| bic, and returned home with another scalp
missing from their belt As far as the run
getting was concerned the game was one
| sided, az the Orioles took the lead from the
| jump and never relinquished it, winning with
considerable to spare. The Senators batted
| Inks hard in the second and eighth innings,
but Mullane replaced Inks in the middle of
the latter inning, and the scoring ceased.
1t was not a very pretty game to look at
| from Washington standpoint, as the Ba!ti-
mores put up a strong fielding game, and
many of the hits made by Washington went
| for naught because of Baltimore's strong
| fielding. Bonner showed up in fine style at
second. while Jennings, despite his two
rors. played fine short. The Oriole inteld
made three double plays. and all at critical
stages of the game. The Senators hit the ball
hard. but just when hit was needed they
could not get it.
Petty did not pitch good ball, and in addi-
ton his support was not of the kind calcu-
lated to encourage pitcher. He generally
managed to get the ball over the plate. but
drive the sphere safe, and as result the runs
would come in. The game was not a one
sided affair, hut the Senators were never in
the hunt and they were glad to draw the fin
ish so fine.
Manager Schmelz tried new deal in the
game, playing Radford at short. Sullivan at
second, and Selbach in right joyce was suf-
ferinG from charley horse, but covered third
in good shape, and will endeavor to work
out the stiffness in the regular games. The
Senators had thirteen hits 10 their credit, but
the fast fielding OF Baltimore prevented more
than five runs being made.
Tebeau and Sullivan led at the bat, while
Cartwright was also pretty handy with the
stick. Every man on the team but Abbey got
one or more hits.
The Oriole fielders were given plenty of
work. and they acquitted themselves very
creditably. OF the five runs made by WASH
ington four were earned. while but six of the
eleven scored by Baltimore were deserved.
Brodie and Kelley covered themselves with
glory both at the bat and in the field, while
Cartwright and Sullivan put up good field
ing game. Three double plays were made by
Baltimore. but the Senatorial infleld failed to
make double, although several chances were
offered.
The Orioles scored twice in the opening
inning on couple of hits and an error by
Radford, and in the third they piled up five
on good hitting and couple of errors. In
the second Washington picked upa couple.
but did not score again until the eighth, when
three more were garnered on some good
punched hitting. Baltimore gathered two
more III the fourth and made n couple addi-
tional in the sixth. After that they took
things easy and scored no more.
Tim Hurst umpired the game and kept the
play going all the time. The attendance was |
5000. and when Mullane relieved Inks in the |
eighth inning the Count received Il salvo Of |
applause The score: