The morning times., 1895-07-09
Ga mes To-day.
Philadelphia at Cleveland.
Boston at Pittsburg.
New York at Chicago.

Louisville, KY, July s.-Had Scrappy
Bill Joyce been in darkest A Africa Louisville
would have still won. Bill had au off day
ofthe Jerry Denny variety. Hemade errors
early and often.
Still enough earned runs were made off
Boyd to relieve Joyce of the responsibility
for the loss Of the game.
Boyd pitched q fine game and wasIargeIy
his own support. Ills delivery was fire.
quently found, thirteen times in safety,
but for the most part Body spent his time
in stopping drives that most pitchers would
prefer to have gone safe rather than risk
having hands badly bruised.
SeIbach sent the bail out of the diamond
every time he came up, three tinesreaching
first, once on Gettingcr's failure to run in
on a fly, which he barely fumbled
Joyce and Mcclure had two singles each.
For Louisville Spies had two two -baggers.
when two men were on bases.
The game wa s won in the seventh inning
when two errors by Joyce, two singles and
Clark being hit by Boyd gave three runs.
The postponed games will be played off
when the Colonels come East.
HOW 1T WAS DONE.
The Senators got two men as far as third
with two-bagger and was forced at the
plate by Hassamer, who took third while
Selbach was being run down. Cartwrights
fly to left field retired the side
Until the third the tailendeTs had gone out
IN order. Then Warner got a life on Joyce's
bad throw and after McCreery had struck
out, Cunningham put up a short fly that
fell safe back of short O'Brien's
grounder advanced both men, but Glass
10 rl-a,re
Abbey opened the last half with a bunt,
but was forced by Boyd. Selbach and Joyce
hit safely aud Boyd scored Hassamer
also hit safe to center and Selbach came
home.
In attempting a double steal Joyce was
caught at the plate, and Cartwright re-
tired the side on grounder TO Shugar
Things looked dark in the fourth when
Joyce and Crooks made miserable errors
Crooks redeemed for his by retiring the
next two men, the first man up having
gone out on a foul tip. Crooks got hit in
the fourth by grace Of Preston, who had
su cceeded McCreery in right, but it
availed nothing.
With two men gone in the fifth, Cum
ningham sent corking hit TO left for
three bases, but was later caught mapping
off third An error and a base on balls
Were of no value TO the Senators in the last
half
In the sixth Clarke singled over third
and took that bag on Collins drive to right
Clarke was forced by Shugart, who took
second and Collins third. Spies two
bagger brought in two earned runs and
tied the score. Gettinger's grounder to
Crooks retired the side In Washing
toms half Mcclure singled and went TO
third on Glasscock's sacrifice and Crooks
out to right Abbey flew out to center.
HERE THEY GOT AHEAD.
The Colonels took lead in the seventh
Preston had hit safely, Cunningham hit
10 Joyce, who threw badly, Preston scor-
ing and Cunningham landing on third
The ball might have been called a foul
had not 'Serappy Bill'' thrown it. 1t
was picked up at the bag.
.tScrappy Bill' let Collins hit go
through his legs, and Cunningham came
home. Clark was already on the bag.
having been bit by the pitcher He scored
on Shugart's hit, Collins going to third,
Shugart taking second on the throw.
Spies retired the side with a foul. With
two men gone in the last half joyce hit
10 center. but Hassamer died at first
Gettinger opened the eighth with a
three-bagger to center, scoring on Warner 8
hit 10 left, who was forced by Preston
Preston stole second, but the next two
went out in order With one out in the
last half MCGUIRE hit safely, bat double
play ended another chance.
Sbugart singled in the ninth and was
advanced 10 third on Spies second two
bagger. Gettlnger retired the sise aftez
knocking half q dozen fouls. The Senators