The morning times., 1895-07-04
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The home fielding was beyond praise
There was not flaw in it from end to
end, for the error charged to Giasscock
belongs to the umpire, who refused to
allow his put out of Hallman to stand
Mercer played third base and his work
did much to restore him to the good will
OF the rooters, for he not only put up an
excellent game al the base but his two
bagger, with three men on bases started
the run-getting in the seventh and he made
great run into deep left in the last half of
the same inning and pulled down a fly
that saved two runs and thegame.
ON THE QUI vIvE.
Everybody was on the ends of his toes
Abbey did exceptionally brilliant work
and Selbach, Cartwrig ht, Crooks and
Mcclure deserve especial mention
Maui was hit harder than usual, but the
Phlllies are strong people just now and
sam Thompson, Hamilton and Delehanty
are hard fellows to keep away from the ball
He had little surprise up his sleeve, how
ever, at the finish and coaXed two weak
hits at the pinch OF the game.
The game was replete with long hits
McGuire got two triples, Cartwright and
HasSamer each one, and Mercer a double
while Sam Thompson got away with a
pair of two-baggers, and Hamilton and
Delehanty put each ball into the right
seats for homer.
Lively Hallman beat out couple OF
bunts and Hamilton is credited with four
singles in five times up.
Cross played the best game for the visit
ors, whose work in general was not up to
the standard and several long drives were
given to the Senators by bad judgment of
Turner and Hamilton.
WITH A STRONG LEAD.
The Phillies started in with a strong lead
in the first two innings.
Hamilton singled, and after the next
two were out Thompson scored him by q
wo-base drive to right.
Hallman's savage cut in the second was
beautifully stopped by Mercer, who
could not recover, and ii goes as hit. Tur.
ner flied to Crooks, and then followed the
row on Cartwright's throw TO Crooks
to force Hallman on Clements hit.
Lampe struck out, and the next three
followed with safe hits, scoring three
runs, Boyle being caught at the plate by
Glasscock's quick return of the ball OIL
Cross steal
For three innings only one Senator
touched first, Lampe's curve being a
puzzle, but in the fourth a beginning was
made, and two runs scored on a base on
balls TO Mercer, Cartwnght's S three
baser over Hamilton's head, aud Nc
CURES liner TO left.
The Senators tied the score in the sixth.
Mercer got four balls and Has samer
singled. Cart wright dropped one just
over the pitchers head, and another scrap
followed, in which nearly the whole Of
both teams took part, over Redheffer' s
decision that Hassamer was touched out
by Delehanty.
Cartwright played tag between bases
till Mercer scored, and he was safe on
a h1 hal
cock worked the same racket and Cart
wright tailed.
LAMPE WAS TRIMMED.
In the seventh it was round the ring-a
rosey, and Mr.. Lampe was trimmed up
very sharply.
Crooks was first up and drew four balls.
Abbey hunted and beat the ball; Maui tried
the same dodge and Lampe threw badly to
first ana the bases were full. Selbach
sent up fly to Cross and Mercer's fly was
misjudged, and partially muffed by Turner
Win reached second and Crooks and Abbey
scored.
'Myerhasm's'' bat and the ball met in a
luscious three Dagger and after Cartwright's S
fly had been brilliantly captured by Turner,
Mcclure slammed a triple over Hamilton
on piece of bad Judgment by the fielder.
Glasscock was hit by pitched ball and
stole second. Clements threw short to the
pitcher to coax Mcclure in, but dropped
the ball on the return and Mac was safe.
Glasscock scored the second run on Crooks
hit to center.
PAST THE SCORE BOARD
The Senators could not increase the score
though Mcclure sent the ball past the score
board in the ninth, but was caught at the
plate in trying to make a homer on it,
Thompson and Hallman fielding the ball
in sharply.
From the second TO the sixth only one
Quaker reached first, seven going out
on flies. In the sixth three hits We're made,
but no runs.
De!ehanty singled and Hallman bunted to
Mercer, who could not get the ban over in
time, but Cartwright returned it to Glass
cock and nailed Der at third. Turner
singled, but the next two We're retired.
Hamilton put a lucky bounder into the
seats for a starter in the seventh. Boyle
after a base on balls, was forced by Cross
and the latter scored on Thompson's double
and Delehanty's out at first.
The eighth was one, two, three, but
Maui was made to see stars in the wind-up.
Hamilton hunted safely and Boyle struck
out Cross and Thompson singled to right
and left, and Delehanty raised fly into
the bleachers and chased Lave and Sam
across the rubber.
Hallman was thrown out by Maui, and
Crooks retired Turner at first