The morning times., 1895-08-20

The Pittsburgs and the Senators net
al National Park yesterday afternoon, and
the Senators got the worst OF The meet
ing.
Big Bill Joyce was the first man 10 face
Pitcher Hawley. Bill has been hitting
the ban so often and so hard of late that
he was ambitious to get a crack at it
again and start things going in good shape,
bu, fate was against him. On tae first four
balls Umpire Murray gave him base,
Then MCGUIRE came up. He hit foul
TO CHngman, who didn't catch it, then
sent a grouLder in the same direction, that
, CHngman didn't get, and went to first
base, Joyce going 70 second. Selbach
came forward He made TWO little bunts,
then struck out, Joyce in the meantime
stealing third, while MCGUIRE went TO sec
ond
Big Bill Hassamer was next on deck.
He hit a fly TO center field and went out,
but Joyce scored and Mcguire took his
place on third Crooks got three strikes
and went out.
WENT OUT IN STRAIGHT ORDER.
Donovan was the first Pirate TO handle
the club. He got base on tails. Nc
Guire settled him by throwing him out at
second smith came next. He sent a
fly TO Joyce and retired BcckIey sent
one right at Cartwright, and the side was
out
This time Cartwright faced Ha wiley first.
= He hit an innocent little grounder that
{ | Hawlcy got and sent TO first, and Cart wright
Ia a
and went to first. Abbey sent fly to
Stencil, and Anderson went cut on strikes.
The Pittsburgers didn't last long at the
batin this inning Stencil went cut ona fly
10 Joyce; Bierbauer went out on fly to
! SeibaCh, and Stuart sent one TO Sheibeck
D that gave that gentleman the opportunity
e 10 make a splendid Iong-run catch.
T Joyce came UP again. He hoped TO get
better satisfaction, but he got the same
; thing he got before a base on lalls. Haw-
ley seemed TO have no desire to crafty
= Bill, hut while Mcclure was at the plate
u Joyce eYened things up by stealing second
B again Mcclure then sent one straight up
in the air and Merritt got it. SelbaCh came
e up, and while he was waiting for Hawlcy
/. TO give him what he wanted Joyce made a
break for third Merritt tried to cut him
J. off, but the BAH reached Clingnlan just a
= little too late. Selbach then sent a hum
nler just inside Of the left foul line, went
a TO second and Joyce ran home. HassameI
S struck out, as did Crooks, and the side
retired The Senator's now had two runs,
and both were chalked up to the credit OF
scrappy Bill
s PIRATES GOT EVEN.
In this half of their inning the Pirates
more than evened things. Clingman go,
=, his base on balls. Merritt hit safe, went
ts to first and sent Clingman TO second. Haw-
+ ley hit right at Anderson, went out at first
r and Clingman went to third, and then home.
o Donovan came up. Merritt had got To
n third, and in trying 20 go home on a little
;, grounder hit by Donovan to Anderson was
y run down by Anderson, Mcclure and Joyce
Smith hit safely, Donovan scoring on a
y tumble by Crooks. Beckley hit hot one
a Just inside of the left foul line and went t.
: first. Smith went to third and then home
IL on another tumble by Crooks. Bierbauel
went out at first and the Pirates retired
n with three runs, one TO the good of thei
n opponents r&.-
From hits time on until the eighth inning
fortune seemed to be against the home team
They didn't get a run. The men went ou
about as fast as they would come to th'
- plate, either by flies or throws To frs
= base. In the fifth inning Joyce again got &
% base on balls and again stole second anC
- got rs far as third, but therehc died, McGuir,
= and Selbach going outun flies and Hassanle
y on throw to first.
m the fourth the Pittsburgers adde'
two more to their score. Stuart wen
out on a fly to Selbach. Clingman go
MS base on balls and stole second. Mel
ritt hit the ban out TO Selbach and r,
tired, and Clingman landed safely o
third by Joyce's tumble of Abbey's throw
10 in. Hawley then hit a fly that Cartwrgt
Y failed TO get, went to second, and Cling
ng man ran home. Donovan sent a cork,
n into center field, went 10 first, and Hav
a ley scored. Smith hit TO Cartwright an
" ended the inning.
-FOUR MORE PIRATICAL RUNS.
y The next time the Pirates came 10 ii
- bat they did more damaging work FOR ii
ba Senators than in either of the preyioI
r. ones BeckIey got his base on balls. Ste
as Eel made little bunt and went TO fir
he Beckley TO second. Bierbauer sacrifice
nd Beckley and Stencil each going forwa
base Stuart bit d long one that Selba'