The morning times., 1895-09-13

| and went to first on tumble. Cartwright
| hit to Cross, forcing Seibach at second
| Crooks then hit to Hallman, who attempted
| TO touch Cartwright, and then threw to
Boyle In time TO catch Crooks
Murray called Cartwright out for leaving
the line, and subsequently sent Captain Ed
TO rest on the bench because he protested,
and Boswell to his place on first.
| In the third Brown got as far as third
base, and Joyce as far as second, but there
| these heroes died.
BASE ON BALLS.
When the Phllics came forward in the
second, Hamilton got base on balls. Dele
hanty struck out. Cross singled TO right
and Hamilton went to third. Thompson
went out on grounder to Cartwright.
sullivan was hit by pitched hall
Buckley hit 10 LETT for Two bases, scoring
Hamilton and Cross, but Sullivan was
! caught at the plate by fast fielding by
Selbach and Joyce. The side was out;
| but the Phiilies had two more runs.
In the third inning the Quakers got a
| little OF the medicine they had been giving
! The Senators. They didu't get tally,
| but in the fourth they were at their old tricks
| again. Delehauty took a base on Ealls.
Cross flied out to Brown.
Thompson hit to left for three bases. scor-
ing Delehanty. sullivan hit 10 Schcibeck,
who made bad throw TO first, and Thomp-
son scored. sullivan then stole second
Buckley got a base ON balls, Hallnlan pop
ped up one back of short, which SchciDeck
captured. Boylehitto Crooks, forcing Buck
ley at second. Two more for the Phillies
Here the Senators broke the ice. Mcclure
hit safely along the thiid base lire and took
first Seibach and Boswell each drew
base on balls. Carey then cracked Crooks
on the back of the head, forcing Sclbach in.
Gilroy struck out. Brown sent one back of
short, which Sullivan let land on the ground.
1t was a high one, and bounded far away,
allowing Bos well and Crooks TO score, while
Scheibcck went to thirdand Bro wn ntosecond.
Joyce then struck out and Abbey went out
Hallman to Boyle, but the Senators had
four runs.
In the fifth inning the Phillies added
five more to their string. Carsey went out,
Schcibeck to Boswell. Hamilton hunted to
going TO right field fence and Hamilton
base on balls.
hill HIM ON lhE hNEE.
On his attempt TO steal second Mcclure
threw to Crooks, but the ball, instead OF
stopping in Jacks hands hit him, on the
knee, caromed off into left field, Hamilton
scoring and Delehanty going TO third. Cross
then got a base on balls.
Thompson singled to center, scoring Dele
hanty, Sullivan hit safely over second, Brown
started in for it, and the ball bounded over
his shoulder, Cross and Thompson scoring
and Sullivan taking third. Buckley fouled
out to Joyce. HaIlman hit to deep left
center, but on good fielding by Brown, was
held on second, Sullivanscoring. Boyle then
went out, Gilroy TO Boswell, ending the
inning.
In their half of this inning it was another
case of no score for the Senators, Nc
Guire, selbach and Boswell going out in
order. In the first half of the sixth the
Quakers got none.
Carsey flied out to Seibach, Hamilton and
Delehanty each drew a base on balls,
CroEs went out on a long fly TO selbach
Al threw the ball in to Crooks, who was
told to touch Delehanty. Jack did as he
was instructed and Murray declared Del
out on the ground that he had not touched
diltE Nilt ny oS Caught
Then the Senators got the last of their
share of tbegond things of the game. Crooks
knocked one at sullivan that hit that Quaker
on the shin and rolled nearly to the LEFT field
blcacher fence, and Jack wenttosecondbase.
Scheibeck hitsafeiy past short fornncbase,
scoring Crooks. Malarkey, VITO took Gill
roy's place in the box in the sixth inu;ng,
struck out. Brown struck -ut and schei-
beck was caught trying TO steal second.
One run.
In the seventh and final inning the Phillies
scored four more runs. Thompson singled
to right. sullivan hunted safely To Joyce.
Buckley sacrificed Malarkey to Boswell,
advancing Turner and Sullivan, who both
scored on Hallman's safe hit back Of second.
Boyle singled to right and took second on
Abbey's tumble, Hallman scoring. Carsey
bunted safely and Boyle took third. Carsey
was caught off first base, but Boyle worked
in a run on the out. Hamilton was given a
base on balls and stole second. Drlehanty
was given base on balls, butPeither were
able 10 score, Criss flying out TO Joyce.
In their half the Senators failed again
and the game was called. Toe score stood
II to in favor of the visitors.