The Washington times., 1895-06-26

at the bat that has ever been done by
Washington club, four sacrifice hits mark
ing the score, while another intended Tor
the altar by Hassamer proved to be an
Isaac spared from the knife and turned
into q hit.
Selbach led the batting for Washington
with two nice singles and triple.
A CLEAN SINGLE.
Kelley put up a clean single, scratch
and a home run, and ball that bounded
over Selbachs shoulder. While Reitz flew
high with four safe punts out of five
chances.
Joyce played an unusually strong third
and Jennings and Reitz were everywhere
at once and let nothing within reach get
away
Through the absence of Robinson, Kelley
was clothed with a little brief authority,
felt compelled TO be more than usually
obstreperous, and after five minutes or
senseless kicking in the seventh, was
soundly fined and ordered out OF the
game, after which he shook his fist in
Emslie's face and kept up his jaw all
through the evening.
Emslie allowed the Baltimores to fuss
throughout the game, but shut off all
Cartwright's lady-like protests with Ju-
diclal severity.
Selbach started the game with triple
TO left but 10 one could bring him IN,
Joyce striking out ana tie next Two rOil-
ing weak grounders to Esper
Cartwright scored the first run on
base on balls, a steal, and Abbey's pretty
single TO right
HOW IT WENTsIN THE THIRD.
Selbach opened the third by q single
over second, and Joyce was given his base;
Hassamer sacrificed, but on Glasscocks
liner TO ReitZ sharp double was made,
Joyce hant- unable 10 return
Cartwright singled in the fourth and
got 10 second on Keeler's error, then stole
third, but was sent back and Crooks, who
was at bat, declared out for interfer-
enCe, and Jennings made great stop and
out off Abbey
After two out in the fifth Joyce went
down on balls, stole second, and scored on
Hassamer's hit TO right.
The orioles had been playing in hard
luck, With men on third base in every IN
ming but the fourth, and with three base
hits against him in the second, counting
one which caromed off the umpire, and
Wild pitch, Mercer had got away without
q run being scored against him, two being
thrown out at second and fly TO Abbey
leaving two on bases.
They tied the score in the fifth after
two were out Jennings got four balls
instead of a strike out. Kelley sent a
grounder to center, and on Brodie's high
hit to right center, which Abbey handled
very slowly, both scored.
BETTER IN THE SIXTH.
Washington went three better in the
sixth on singles by Abbey, Mcclure, and
Crooks and failure by McGraw TO hold
a thrown ball.
The spunky Orioles Immediately saw the
raise and divided the pot on sharp singles
to center by McGraw and Keeler. Jennings
hit TO GIasScock, on which McGraw was
caught and run out between third and home
and q rap to SelbaCh by Kelley, which
took a boU nd over the fielders shoulders and
rolled nearly to the fence.
Each scored one in the seventh. Joyce
got four balls and worked around OF HASA
mers safe bunt, Glass COCKS sacrlilce nit
and q force out.
Reitz beat out a hit to Joyce, Carey was
hit by a pitched ball, and on Clarke's
force hit and a fly to Selbach ReitZ tailed.
The Senators again pulled nose ahead
in the eighth on Mercer's run off base on
balls, Selbach's sacrifice bunt to McGraw
and Joyce's cracking single to right, TO
which Carey gave free passage.
This was made off Hoffer, who sue
ceeded Esper in the eighth, but he allowed
nothing in the ninth.
MERCER GOT RATIFIED.
Hassamer put out Keeler, Gleason, and
Brodie in the eighth.
ReitZ opened the ninth with single
to center, which knocked Mercer off his
pins, and so ratified him that he made no
effort to stop Carey's groUnder, which met
Glasscock and Crooks just back Of second
and occupied their atteutIon until both
runners Were safe.
Clarke sent up a short fly, on which
Abbey made a great catch, and Hoffer
struck passed ball while he was at the
bat, which advanced both runners. and
then McGraw ended the suspense as already
told.
The club goes to Brooklyn tonight for
three games and to Baltimore on Saturday,
returning home to play the Orioles on