The Washington times., 1895-05-27
Especial to The Times.


st. Louis. Mo, May washington
collapsed with loud report to day before
about Z 900 persons.
Billy Joyce slightly strained his right
ankle the day before and was unable to
play Roaring Bill'' Hassamer was
called in from right field TO play third.
Maui went to right field.
Mcguire started in to do the receiving
for Stocksdale, but the latter was wild
and ineffective and retired in favor of
Malarkey.
Malarkey was exceedingly bad. When
he started pitching Mcguire went to short
and Danny Coogan went behind the bat.
Breitenstein was very effective, while
the batting of the Browns was an unutter-
able relief to the local fans.
BROKE EVEN ON HOME RUNS.
Cartwright and Crooks got in home runs
in the second inning, while Connor
and Miller did the same for st. Louis later
in the game.
stocksdale started off badly Brown
took first on balls, went to third on
Cooley's single and scored on Miller's
single, Cooley taking third. Miller started
for second and Mcclure threw wild,
Cooley scoring and Miller reaching third
to Stocksdale, who threw wild to first,
and Miller scored, Connor taking third.
Quinn flew out and Connor scored. Ely
doubled, and Peitz went to third. Dowd
flew out. but PeitZ scored, although Ely
was thrown out trying to reach third after
the catch.
In the second Cartwright led off with
home run 10 left center, the ball hitting
the fence. Coogan drew base on balls
and Crooks planted a beauty in deep left
center for four bases. Selbach took first
on balls, but Maui struck out.
CONNoRS' LITTLE EXCURSION.
Connor put the ball against the left field
fence for home run in the third inning.
The next two batters were retired, but
Ely was given life on Abbey's muff.
Dowd hit too hot for Hassamer, Ely
taking second, wheuce he scored on Crooks
tumble of Breitenstein's grounder. Dowd
was caught between third and home aud
run down, the decision being close.
In the fourth Crooks hit beauty to right
for two bases Abbey flew out to short.
StOcksdale flew out to right, Selbach flew
to center.
Brown doubled to right, Cooley flew to
left, Miller did likewise, Connor singled
and Brown scored. Peitz forced Connor
at second
MaIarkey relieved stocksdale in the fifth.
With one out Ely singled over second.
Hassamer fumbled Dowd's hot grounder.
TOO HOT FOR WILLIAM
Britenstein sing led and Ely scored
Dowd taking second. Both men were
advanced base ona wild pitch. Malarkey
again pitched wild and Dowd scored.
Brown took first on balls and stole second.
Cooley went to first on balls, filling the
bases. Miller hit too hot for Hassamer,
and Breitensteiu and Brown scored. Sell
bach threw to Crooks who caught Miller,
and Cooley was sthrown out at the plate.
In the sixth, with one out, Crooks
singled and went TO second on Abbey's
out. AIalarkey flew out to Connor. At
this point Coogan went behind the bat
and Ma guire to short. Connor was given
a life, on Maguire's tumble. PeitZ flew
out TO center. Quinn died at first, Con-
nor taking second. Ely was easy at first.
CARTWRIGHT FoNDLED THE BALL.
Dowd singled past third in the seventh
and took second on Breitenstein's safe bunt.
Brown hunted safely, filling the bases.
Cooley hit to Mcguire, who threw poorly
to first. Dowd scoring, Breitenstein taking
third and Brown second. Miller hit to
third and was safe on a high throw, Brett
enstein scoring and Brown taking third
While Cartwright held the ban Brown
VI.
Ter stole second, PeitZ hit to SeIbach,
who fell over the ball, Miller scoring.
Quinn flew out.
Cartwright hit for three bases to left
in the eighth and scored on Coogan's out
at first. Crooks took first on balls Alb
hey was hit with the ball. Malarkey
struck out. Selbach was given first on
balls, filling the bases.
THE END OF THE DISASTER.
Maui had a glorious opportunity here,
and took advantage of it by hitting safe
to right, Crooks and Abbey scoring and
Selbach going TO third.
Hassamer flew out to center, with
one out Dowd went to first on balls and
took second on Crooks muff of Breiten-
STEMS greunder. Brown struck out.
Cooley singled, filling the bases Miller
drove the ball past center for a home run
Hassanler dropped Connor's fly. Peitz
took first on balls.
Quinn hit too hot for Hassamer, Connor
nor scoring on Selbaeh's poor handling of
the ball, Pedz taking third and Quinn