The morning times., 1895-09-20
KEPT THEM GUESSING.

hEI L
This was more than Manager Schmelz
could stand, and he promptly yanked out
Molesworth in the second and substituted
Boyd. The latter put stop to the run
getting and kept the Quakers guessing until
the eighth, when they won out by one of
the most sensational finishes of the sea-
son.
White, the most recent selection made by
Arthur Irwin from the baseball bargain
table, was in the box for the Phillies, and
for four innings he had the Senators shoot
ing ducks, not hit was made off him
until the fifth, when he was touched up
for triple and single, which with a base
on balls, and foolish throw to second by
Buckley, gave the Senators pair of runs
In the sixth he went into the air, and gave
two bases on balls, and was touched up for
four singles, all of which netted the Sen
ators five runs and the lead. Only one hit
was charged against him in the last two
innings.
The Phillies made but three hits off Boyd
from the second until the seventh inning
inclusive, and he got rid of the first two
men in the eighth. Then Delehauty hunted,
Cross singled TO right and Thompson put
it over the fence at center, and apparent
defeat was turned into victory.
IT WAS A DULL GAME.
Though the fielding was unusually clean,
the game itself was duh one from spec
tacular standpoint
With the exception of Selbach's great
running catch of Whites fly in the eighth,
there was not chance offered that should
not have been handled by the average park
sparrow"
Madison played second for the Phillies,
and he acquitted himself creditably, but
no accurate time on his ability could be
obtained from the few chances that came
his way. Jack Crooks was kept busy, and
handled everything that came his way in
good style.
There was much Joy in the camp over
the outcome of the Phillies' first inning.
Turner drew a base on balls, as a pipe
opener, and went around to third On
Delehanty's single, scoring on Cross base
hit.
Thompson was thrown out by Crooks,
Delehanty scoring on the play. Sullivan
was hit by pitched ball, and Buckley
walked TO first, filling the bases.
Then young Mr.. Madison got into the
merry push with a single to right, and
Cross and Thompson counted. Boyle flied
10 Brown and Buckley scored on the out.
Madison went to second on the throw in
and scored on Whites single. Turner
closed the inning with q foul to Mcclure.
Ioles worth was then retired, Boyd TAX
ing his place. AS things developed it
was well for the Phillies that Boyd was
not elected TO start the game. If he had
there would have been another chalk in
that ''lost" column.
WITH A RUSH.
The Senators opened their run and hit
accounts in the fifth. Selbach led off with
a rattling triple to left and scored on Cart
wright's out. Crooks was sent to first on
balls, and Demont sent one at Madison,
which was entirely too warm for ordinary
commerce.
Crooks stole third subsequently, Demont
started for second and Buckley threw to
Madison without getting his man out and
Crooks came in. Boyd and Brown struck
out.
The Senators went TO the front with
rush in the sixth Joyceled off with single
and Abbey reached first on balls. Mcclure
planted solid single in right and Joyce
scored, Abbey going TO third. Cartwright
lined one safely TO left and Abbey counted