The morning times., 1895-08-16

Brooklyn, y 7, Aug. 15.-During the
first four innings OF to-day's game at
Eastern Park it looked as though the
Senators would make it three straiEhtI
Manager SchEnclz had sent on to Washing
ton for the tail youuegter, and while Gus
did not expect TO win Tie game, he pro-
posed TO make bid for it justthe same.
Malarkey pitched good BAN and was given
first-class support for four innings Then
he lost control, and his fielders let up in
their fine work. AS a result, the Brook
lyus We're virtually pres euted with
victory, five Of the six runs they scored ia
two innings being uRearned.
Three or them We're made off bases on
balls aud two on errors by selbach and
Abbey The sixth was earned Both
sides were exceedingly weak at the bat
each getting only five hits.
The Senators got three of theirs in the
first inning, when they scored all their runs.
Thereafter they could not gauge Kennedy's
curves, retiring in order until the seventh
when Crooks made a hit. Two men were
left on bases in the eighth and a double
play cut Off the last man in the ninth.
Outside Of the costly misplays by seihach
and Abbey the Washingtons put up good
fielding game. selbach again distinguish
ed himself by his remarkable catches in
left, winning him all the applause. He Lad
TO dorf his cap repeatedly as in the two
previous games.
LOST IN THE SHUFFLE.
McGuire's home run in the first was pc
culiar. The BAH hit the fence and bounded
into some tan grass. Anderson ran about
like a turkey after his first preparation for
/ thanksgiving, while Mac sprinted around
to tie plate. DAILY carried off the field
ing honors for Brooklyn, accepting thirteen
chances, at second without an error.
The washington lett for home tonight
to meet the victorious champions to-mor-
row The cranks here express the desire
that Boyd be put III TO repeat his perform
ance or the last series In the six games
played here the Senators have put up Won
derful bah, 10, 2-1 and a thrice thinning
affair being among the lot. They were all
close
There was nothing slow about Washing
toms opening. joyce began with clean
drive to right for a base Mcclure followed
with sCcrCher along the thirdbase line
that under ordinary circumstances is good
fer only two bases, but Anderson lost
track of the ball and McGuire circled the
bases with Jeyce in front OF MIN.
CROOKS A sPRINTER.
Eelbach and HasSamer went out on infield
grounders, but Crooks beat a slow one TO
Kennedy. He was forced at second by
Boyd Griffin took first on balls as a
starter for Brooklyn, bat he was caught
at seUcId by JOyCe's quick throw 81 Shin
dies grounder. Corcoran bit to Scheibeck,
who stepped on second and threw TO Has
samer, completing n rattling double play.
scheibeck's fly TO Daly and weak ground
ers by Abbey and Malrkey were the sum
total or Washington's doings in the second.
The Brooklyns got men on bases. but the
goose egg was cracked just the same An
derson got In the way ufan inshoot and im-
mediately stole second. lie went to third on
Baly's out. TreaGway took first on balls.
SelhaCh made a phenomenal catch OF La
Chances liner, holding Anderson at third.
selbach made another good catch OF Grimes
drive and had to doff his cap as he walked
in from the field.
Good pitching and sharp fielding on both
sides prevented scoring in the third. with
| Joyce out Mcclure reached first ON balls,
but Selbach flied to Daily and Hassamer
famed out. Three flies retired Kennedy,
Griffin, and Shindle in rapid succession,
Abbey's catch OF Kennedy's long fly earn
ing well-merited applause.
BOTH SIDES GooSE-EGGED.
The fourth was equally unproductive,
neither side getting man to first. For
Washington Crooks flied TO Griffin, Boyd
hit to DAILY, and Gdm took care of shei-
beck's hot groUnder Corcoran's slow one
sheibec6, Anderson's fly to selbach and
looks fast fielding of Daly's grounder
disposed of the home teS N in order.
Abbey's long fly in the fifth was beauti-
fully caught by Griffin, cutting off three
bagger at least DAILY attended TO both
Malarkey ard Joyce. Up to this point
the Brooklyns had not made a hit off
Neutrality-suspicious. wasexpec cted when Tred-
way struck out in their half. LaChance