The morning times., 1895-08-03
such hits by Hassamer and Abbey scored


The hitting of the Senators was so timely
and so neatly Sandwiched in between gift
bases and errors that it seemed like a great
batting game. Inrealty the score OF Thurs
day was far ahead in consecutive clean
stick work bat for fun and excitement this
was red letter day.
Jack Crooks was the hero Of the hour
when with two men on bases by errors he
planted the bali among HASA mer'S friends
beyond the wire and trotted home, taking a
leap-frog Jump over Selbach, the coacher,
at third as he came along
The Senators also played the game on
sacrificing and base-stealtng in a way
that delighted their friends Cartwright
can get better start for a steal with
less uss than any man in the business, and
he made C!ark's head swim when he went
down 10 third on q double larceny with
Mac in the seventh.
ALMOST TO THE STABLE.
seibach's homer was made on a hit even
longer than Tiernans, rolling almost to
the stable IN the corner
Hassanler led at the bat with a double
and TWO singles. Scheibeck and Crooks
Won fresh laurels in fielding and selbachs
capture Of a short fly, and double of Jen-
nings and McGraw, which ended the dan
gerous rally in the seventh was the most
brilliant piece OF work for the day
Jennings came a close second however,
by catch Of liner from Boyd in the
fourth, when second and third were occu-
pied ana one out, and quick snap To third
that retired Abbey
heeer's throwing was the best feature
of the Orioles game.
Baltimore's run in the first was pure
gift by keefe, who gave Boyd an awful
roast in this inning. Kelley got four balls,
and keeler, who really struck out, sent
HIM TO second by his out OH a grounder
10 Crooks. and Jennings scored him by a
hit to right
Mcclure got free pass in the second,
and Hassamer sent a bouuder to KeeIer,
who threw beautifully to catch Mcclure
al third, and only McGraw's muff saved
Jim for moment, till Abhey's hit to
Gleason caught him between bases, aud
he was run out, Abbey reaching second.
Crooks flied TO right and Hassaner scored.
| Schiebeck hit TO Esper and Carey dropped
the throw, Abbey scoring.
The last half " as marked by brilliant
| catch by MCGUIRE of Espers foul TO right
| and a funny play on Clark who had reached
| first on a gTouEder beautifully stopped
near second By Crooks, who could not
| recover III time.
When Mac caught the foul fly Clark ran
| back TO first. and the ban was tossed over
| to Cartwright. Clark stepped off the
| base and Ed Clapped the ban on him.
| Kelley made great row, claiming that
the ball should have gone to the pitcher,
| but the play went instead.
KILLED OFF THE RUNS.
Abbey and Crooks singled in the fourth,
but Jennings snowy double killed off the
| promised runs, and the Orioles were equally
unfortunate in their half.
McGraw hunted and was safe, but Boyds
bad throw gave him second, where be
was caught on sharp throw by MCGUIRE
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by Brodie, and he by Carey.
After MCGUIRE had flied to center in the
sixth Gleason fumbled Hassamer's S grounder
and Keeler lost Abbey's fly in the sun for a
moment and then squarely muffedit; Crooks
followed with his home run. The score was
8 to /.
Trouble came thick and fast for Baltimore
in the next. Selbach sta rted with a scream
ing home run drive. Joyce had four balls
called, but Keefe got mixed and made il
three, and Bill died on his hit to Gleason.
Esper gave bases to Cartwright and Nc
CURE, and they carried through a double
steal. Hassamer looped a bail into shor
left when all were playing in and reached
second, and Mcclure third, Cartwright
scoring.
Abbey's hit was DETECTED out of Glea
5 sons reach by Esper and Mac got home
l Crooks forced Abbey, but Hassamer mad,
e the home base. Shiebeck went out to Carey
p Baltimore set the rooters into anxious
, squeezing by rally on Boyd in their hall
which was aided by Jake's loss of control
Carey was first up and fell 4 victim tC
Schiebeck
Clark sent one to Joyce, who made bluff
e and let it GO Esper drew q base and Kelly
u filled the corners with safe bunt Fou
balls to kceler forced in a run, while Espel
4 and Kelly scored on Jennings hit to left
n Selbach's sharp double closed the sCraI
. and the country was safe.
= LOST THE COMBINATION
: Then CIarkson came in to do little sal
: walton business himself, but lost the com
bination and made an awful mess Boy
got q base on balls, and when Selbach hi
: to Gleason Jennings dropped the throw
n and instead of double both were safe
s Joyce sacrificed neatly, and both tallie
a on Cartwright's grounder that nearly too
a leg off Jennings With three balls o.
V Mcclure, Ed took it into his head to steal
and was caught easily. The next ba II lie
Mcclure walk
Carey made a great but unsucces sfI
II grab at HaSsamer's ball and it went out I
Keeler, and Mac raced for third
s, Kceler threw the bail ten feet over NJ
II Graw's head, and it went into the bleachel
8 with Muggsy in hot pursuit. BY til
=, time he got it back Mcguire was home an
, ! Hassamer stopped to argue the questo
- of q blocked ball half way between tl
bases, but was dragged across the plate b
the boys before the Baltimore got it throug
:, their wool to put the ball in play by giviil
it to the pitcher.
, The fight was long and noisy, but Kee
{ said it was a blocked ball, and the ru1
? count. Abbey fouled to Carey.
Se!bach made a gorgeous muff of Gle
! ! sons fly, but the next three went ou
: and the game was called after the fir
.. two Senators had been retired
! Anderson viii pitch in the game
Baltimore to-day. Boyd will 60 in aga.