The evening times., 1895-09-09
ORIOLES FEEL DRAGGLED
Saturdays Game a Sorry Disap-
pointment to Baltimore Fans.
Tebeau Confident He VIII Get at Least
An Even Break With the
Chan piOns
Especial to The Timea.l

was not only n surprise, but sickenin,
disappointment to the population of thi
quiet old town. Baltimore's baseball ciui
last 100 years of which she could iustl,
feel proud, anu to See that combination
downed right on its own stamping grount
10y its leading rival for pennant honors wa
sorry dose, and has beset the friends o.
the Orioles with gensi..e fear as TO whal
may happen them to-day and tomorrow.
Yet the Orioles were beaten fairly and
squareIy, and they have no kick coming
An Analysis OF the score shows this: The
pitching Of Dunn bling, the pride of the ag
gregation was caLxht for ten hits by the
Tebeau men, while his adversary, the snail
like, aggravating. nerve-wracking Cuppy
| held the Baltimoreans to nine hits. In the
error column four are found credited to the
Orioles TWO OF these were by Jennings
one by Gleason, and one is chalked up to
! the great Dumping himself
AS to the mistakes of the Spiders, they
got three-one less than their opponents
Childs scoring ono ana McGarr two. From
! this it VIII he seen that the team that should
have won the game got it, moi withstanding
| lh' 70 tudi are INTO
/ arguments to prove the contrary.
To-day the leaders have another tussIe.
1t is not likely that Mcmahon VIII pitch
| again so soon after the great strain of
| Saturday, while Cuppy, who is in prime
condition, with good rest yesterday,
| could easily go in again for one of the
games today, and he will probably do SO.
The Baltimore games are all important to
the Spiders, and there is not Il man on the
team who viii not go lis length to hold
the Orioles for at least an even break and
/ with McMahon out and Cuppy in, they stand
at least an even chance to get it this after
noon.
Tebeau is naturally greatly pleased over
the victory OF Saturday, though he is not un-
duly demonstrative. In fact he is very mod
est under the circumstances, assuring all
who approach him that he has never had
The slightest notion of allowing the Balti-
more men 10 walk away with the series,
which the latter have been confident they
would do.
The people at Cleveland are apparently
wild over the good start the Spiders have
made here. fois Tebeau and nearly every
member of the team has received a perfect
shower of kilograms from friends at home
congratulatine them on Saturdays triumph
and urging them to keep up the glorious
work.
Tebeau said this morning that he would
be indeed greatly surprised if he did not
take another game or two from the home
team before he leaves. and it is putting it
mildly 10 say that intense interest is felt
in the games to-day.
The Senators wind up at Pittsburg this
afternoon.
II took about all the pitching material the
Pirates had to win the second game from the
Senators on Saturday, and at that the
victory was a shady one
Jake Boyd, usually very quiet citizen,
must have thought the Senators We're get
ting rough deal indeed to get SO boisterous
as TO be benched.
Mercer and Gilroy both did good wsrk on
Saturday In the first game the Pirates got
six hits off of Mercer. while in the second
Gilroy held them down to eight
Breitensrein will pitch no more games
Saturday was even more serious than it at |
first appeared to be, and it is feared he will |
be laid up for weeks 10 come.
More than 10, GOO people witnessed the
Labor Day games between the Quakers and |
The Colonels at Philadelphia, while 5000 |
saw those between the Senators and Pirates |
al Pittsburg.
Scrappy Bill Joyce failed TO get in home
run hit in either of the games at Pittsburg
on Saturday, but he came the next thing to
L. In the second game he knocked three
Dagger.
II took the Senators and Pirates four hours
and forty-five minutes to play the two
games at Pittsburg on Saturday No Won
Ter Abbey's lamps were not bright enough
% find the ball in the eighth inning of the
econd game.
McMahon is said TO have lost his nerve
n the game with Cleveland on Saturday,
lille Cuppy was as steady as clock. II
here is anything this side of an earthquake
hat will disturb Cuppy no one has yet dis
overed it, He is certainly a marvelously
onstructed being.
Just five points separate the Senators and
he Browns to-day. The race for the eleventh
lace is again getting exciting.
Brooklyn and Boston are again tied for
ourth place.
Baltimore can't get more than an even
reak now with the CIevelands ON the
work. Nine games have been
layed by these clubs, and Cleveland has
von six of them. Baltimore needs all of the
hree remaining games if she gets out even
With her rival.
1t looks g,od deal as though the Quakers
re to be the only team outside of Baltimore
nd Cleveland that will finish the years
lay with a percentage above the 600
lark They are almost sure to go beyond
be 900 limit with louisville to-day.
The Quakers seem to have become experts
t putting pitchers out by cracking them
n the sbins. McDermott was knocked out
4 the second game on Saturday exactly
s Breitenstein was. In the first game
ollins had leg almost knocked off. Cross
atted both balls.
Jack Crooks finger is yet pretty sore,
ut he has hopes of getting into the game
efore the Quakers get through with the
enators.
Lucid has pitched three games against