The morning times., 1895-08-23

A dark-haircd Young man by the name
of Ok wilson. who halls from PottSville,
Pa. proved TO be a complete stumbling
block TO the Senators yesterday, and the
CleveIands were enabled to take the last
game OF the series by a score of 1 TO l.
For nine long innings the Senators tried
in vain TO gauge Mr.. WILSON, curves, which
seemed to grow more puzzling as the
game progressed, and as a result Schmelz's
men were only able to secure five scatter
ing hits during the entire contest.
This tells the story in a nutshell. for could
The Senators nave done a little hitting the
game would have been won instead of lost
True, the CIevelands put up a fairly good
fielding game Cupid CBilds Distinguishing
himself 10y cutting off three apparently safe
hits which would have been good singles
nine times out OF ten.
Abbey also made TWO sensational catches
Of seemingly impossible balls, but with the
exception of these features there was moth
ing to ma he the game above the brilliancy.
on THEIR MERITS.
The Spiders won it on their merits and
Pat Tebeau wore smile at the close which
plainly showed how pleased he was with
the work Of his insects.
ODay umpired a good game and there
was little or no wrangling over his de
clsions, although a few Of them were a
little orf-color.
The game was by far the least exciting
of the present series. but it was decidedly
better and more pleasant for that reason
because unmarked by any Of the disagree
able features which characterized the con-
/ test OF Tuesday.
In the first inning washington took
! first whack al the bat, Selbach going out
! At first, Mexican to Tebeau. Joyce walked
on four bad ones. Mcclure bit safe down
the left foul line, Joyce going to third,
and Cartwright popped up little fly
I to Mexican, VINO easily took care OF il.
HaSsamcr closed the inning by flying
out To Iclt field, leaving Mcclure ON first
and Joyce huEging third. No runs.
For Cleveland. Burkett hit to joyce
who made a good pick up ana threw him
out at first McKean hit for a base. O'Con-
nor hit for Two bases scoring Mexican.
Cupid Childs came up smiling and hit safe
! past Mercer, scoring O'Connor.
McAleer put up a high foul which Nc
| CURE look in. Patsy Tebeau placed an
other safe one over short, putting Child:
on second, and McGarr closed the agony
by hitting TO Serappy, who threw him out
al first, leaving Childs on third and TcbeaU
on second Two runs; both earned.
OUT AT FIR ST
Crooks in the second inning hit to Child
and was out at first. Scheibcck hit to Nc
Wilson failed TO locate the plate anC
Abbey trotted TO first Mercer hit to Nc
Carr, who threw him out at first, Ieavin:
Abbey on second. No runs.
Blake was out at first, Mercer to Cart
wright Wilson hit for a single. Burket
hit TO Crooks, forcing Wilson. Jack thel
tried to catch Burkett, allowing the runne
10 take second; Mexican out, Crooks Il
Cartwright No runs.
AIthe beginning ofthe third inning Selbacl
was an easy out at first, but Tebeau droppet
the ball Joyce hit to Childs, who made
great stop and Bill went ont at first. No
Guire hit for two bases, scoring Sci
bach AT this juncture Mr.. O'Con
nor put up his jaw, and O'Da.
slapped a SO fine on the gentleman wit
the high-sounding Irish name Cartwright
went out, O'ConnoT TO Tebeau. Hassame
went out on a fly to Tebeau, who made
great running catch and retired the side
leaving Mcclure on third. One run.
O'Counor was out, SCheibeck TO Car
wright Childs got one to his liking an
placed a safe single in left MCAleer h
10 Mercer, who threw ten feet over Car
wughrs head. Childs going TO third an
Blake 10 second on the play. 1ebeau hit fo
Carr hat TO Crooks, who touched the ba
and completed a double play, THROWN
McGarr out at first. Two runs.
For Washington Crooks, in the fourt
took a walk, Scheibeck hit TO McKeau, VII
completed double play, Crooks out
= second and Scheibeck at first Abbey h
for a base Mercer hit TO Tebeau, wi
could not reach the base in time and W;
, safe at first Selbach ended the inning |
5 going oHt TO Tebeau.
2 HIT HIM ON THE LEG.
S Blake hit over sheibeck's head. Wi
! son out. Mercer TO Cartwright Burke
, hit to. Mercer, striking him on the lie;
?, and the ball bounded right into Car
wright's hands, and Burkett was out ;
first. Mexican flied out 10 Abbey.
scrappy Bin hit TO Cupid in the fiftl
~ who fumbled the ball and Joyce took firs
MCGUIRE hit to Mexican, and another doub