The morning times., 1895-09-17

Brown and Joyce flying out to Griffin
and Corcoran.
On coming up again, Anderson, for the
visitors, drew a home on balls. Joyce
let Days hit get away, and Anderson
reached second and Daily first. Foutz
hit to Mercer, who sentsthe ball 10 Joyce
to catch Anderson, but Bill dropped it,
and there was man on each base. Trim
then hit safely TO left for one base, and
Anderson and Daily scored, Foutz going
to third.
After Kennedy had struck out Griffin
hit the ball past Mercer, Schiebeck fumbled
and Foutz scored, Grim taking his place
on third. Joyce funibled shindle's hit,
then threw wild 10 second, Grim scored,
Griffin going to third and Shindlc 10 sec
ond
Griffin then scored on CoTcoran's out,
Schiebeck to Ca rt wright and thenL Chance
ended things by again striking out. The
goodly number OF five runs was the pro-
duct of the inning.
The Senators again Jared badly. After
Abbey and Mcclure had gone out at first,
Selbach dropped q safe one back OF short
for a base, but Cart wright hit To Corcoran
and Sci. was forced out at second, and the
GronnIs came in to make another killing.
Anderson singled tn right, DAILY sent him
to third by a single left center, and a
moment later he scored by passed ball
by MCGUIRE, Daily going 10 second.
Foutz flied to Cartwright. Grim hunted
safely, sending DAILY to third Grim then
stole second. Kennedy struck out. but
Griffin drove the ball to the left field feBce
for three bases ..-scuring Daily and Grim,
after which Shinde went ost on line hit
TO Joyce. but the Grooms had three more
runs. They needed them, however, for
the Senators did quite well themselves ON
their turn up.
Crooks flied out TO Foutz. Scheibeck
singled TO left and Mercer to right, sending
Scheibeck to third. After Brown had flied
out to A nderson, Joyce got four balls and the
bases werefull. Then Abbey cameup. He
smashed q hard one at La Chance. 1t hit
the ground just in front of the big man, then
hit him on the head and bounded over among
the right field bleachers.
-Four runs were the outcome OF this. Nc
Guire came up and reached first, and then
Seibach went out, DAILY to La Chance.
The Grooms failed to score in their half OF
the fifth, but the Senators made one more
run. Cartwright and Crooks each drew
base on balls, and then Captain Ed was
put out trying TO steal third, and Scheibeck
went out, Shindlc TO La Chance. Crooks, in
the meantime going to second. Mercer
singled to rightfieId, scoring Crooks. Mercer
stole second, Brown got base on balls, and
then Joyce W ent out to La Chance.
GOT ANOTHER ONE.
In the sixth the Foutz men did nothing for
one. After Abbey had singled toleft center,
Mcclure and Selbach had gone out on flies
to Griffin, Cartwright hit to left for three
bases and second Abbey, but died himself,
for Crooks flied out to Griffin.
The seventh inning was unproductive to
Grooms and Senators alike, and the eighth
yielded nothing for the visitors, but the
Senator'S in their part of their inning did
land office business.
Joyce hit to the score board and took third
base. Abbey singled to center and Joyceran
hcme. Mcclure bit to the score board for
three bases and Abbey scored. Corcoran
fumbled Selbach's hit and the latter landed
safely.
Cartwright placed one safely back of
second, and Mcclure scored, Selbach going
TO third, and Captain Ed to second.
Selhach then scored on Crooks fly-out
20 Griffin, and Cartwright went TO third, and
the Captain scored on Scheibecks single TO
left. Scheibeck stole second and scored on
Mercer's double to right, but Mercer got
out trying TO steal third and Brown ended
matters by sending grounder to La Chance.
In the ninth inning the Grooms got one, a
home run on hit by Corcoran into the right
field bleacher crowd and the game WAS con
cluded, the score standing: Washington 16,