The Washington times., 1895-05-10
lspecial to The Tlmes.l

Cleveland, o., May 9.-For seven innings
the first MISUNDERSTANDING game was
quite slow ard lifeless, and then the little
sample of tricky ball, that might be called
dirty ban, on Capt Tebeau's part, woke up
both teams and it was lively enough for
anybody.
Up 10 this time Washington played dis
couraged game, but afterwards lhey kept
up a continual run of kicks and fought for
every point. Thevisitors were enotoutbarted.
but their hits were scattered along in the
most discouraging way.
Mexican made a throw out of Selbach's
groundcr. Joyce put a nice one 10 short
center field and the first single was re-
corded. He tried to steal second, but
Zimmer's throw caught him. Hassamaer
walked to first, but A bbey flew 10 Childs
Four had balls gave Burkett a base and
Mexican singled. Childs was out at first,
although he advanced the runners. o.
Tebeau was out from Coogan 10 Cart
wright, but Burkett scored and Mexican
went TO third George Tebeau waited for
bad ones. He invited a throw 10 second to
allow Mexican 10 score, but the latter was
caught at the plate. One run.
WILLIAMS TWo-BAiGER.
Washington went out without drawing
blood, but in CIeveland's half McAleer hit
a grounder to Joyce, which he threw badly
and hit the runner. thinner got base on
balls and NcGarr sacrificed nicely. Cup
py's grounder 10 Joyce retired McAleer at
the plate. Burkett singled and Mexican
hit for two bags, scoring both runners.
ChiIds retired the side by a grounder
fielded by Coogan.
In the third inning Malarky stopped on
Cuppy's assist and Selbach's long fly went
TO Burkett Joyce walked TO first and then
Hassamer hit to the right fence for
two bases Joyce would have scored
easily but fell after turning third The
ball W as fielded in to McGarr and the latter
fell over Joyce as the Senator scrambled
back TO the bag. McGarr gotup for
a moment il was thought that he had been
spiked and the crowd hisSed. The fact was
McGarr turned his ankle and Grem-
minger took his place. Both Tebeaus
got to first on balls, attempted to steal and
each was caught by McGuire's good throws
to Coogan That gentlenans assist to
McAleer.
INTERVAL OF QUIET.
There were no more runs until the seventh
and the game was slow. In that inning
washington scored oue Crooks singled
W.
stolen second, scored. Malarky aud Sell
bach struck out. Crooks picked up ground
ers by Cuppy and Burkett and the men Were
out at first. Mexican flied to Hassamer.
The eighth offered a little excitemegt.s
Joyce put in a good two-b3gger to center
field and Hassamer followed with a single
that scored him. Childs was too anxious
to get in a double and let A hbey's grouuder
get by, putting Hassamer on third.
Gremminger got McGuire's grounder and
threw Abbey out at second. Although
Hassamer scored, Childs tried to double
up Mcclure but threw wild
Tebeau here got away with trick.
He introduced the little football, gave Nc
CURE a shoulder that upset him and he never
got away from the bag.
CLEVELAND's ROUGH PLAY.
The visitors rowed for five minutes, but
Tebeau got away with the play. Mcclure
was caught off the bag by Cuppy's throw
moment later, and Mexican threw Cart
wright out.
This inning put excitement il the game
and scored two ruDs Chilos singled and
stole second. Tebeau had flied to left,
but G. Tebeau was declared out for in-
terfering with the throw.
McAleer singled and stole second. Zim-
mer got four bad onesand dGrenningersingled
to right and scored Childs and McAleer.
A bad throw from right field to catch
thinner at third gave GTenninger second.
Then Cuppy filled the bags by getting
base on balls, and the same gift to
Burkett forced in thinner. Mexican flied
to Hassamaer and retired the side after
every man had batted. Three runs.
Mercer batted for Nalarky and singled,
but no good came Of it.