The morning times., 1895-08-04
Gam es To-day.
Louisville at Cincinnati.
st. Louis at Chicago.
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Baltimore, Aug 3.-The Senators were
defeated at Union Park to-day by a score
of / to in one of the finest games seen
this year, game creditable alike to both
teams. 1t was pitchers battle from the
start, and both twirlerS covered themselves
ali over with glory.
Mcmahon made mis- appeara nee in the box
for Baltimore the first time in year, and
showed that he is once more thoroughly
himself He had the NEST perfect control,
combined with all his old speed and that
sharp break to his curves which makes such
havoc among opposing batsmen. Heseemed
in good condition, and was as strong at
the finish as at the start. He held the Sen
ators down to six hits and struck out
six men, Cartwright twice.
PITCHERS WERE PULLING.
With Mcmahon back again it looks as
If the Orioles had a cinCh on the pennant
Mcmahon pitched'good ball, but not "A whit
better t6an VarDey Anderson. 1t was a
great day for Anderson. He had plenty OF
speed and a good curve and kept the
Orioles guessing from start TO finish, The
sluggers like Kelley and Keeler couldn't
touch him. McGraw, that foxy little
player worked in buDt or two and Gleason
got couple OF good singles. These were
the only ones to find Anderson more than
once. In all nine hits were made off Var
ney and had he been perfectly supported
Baltimore would have been shut out and
the game would have been tie.
Baltimore's only run was made in the
sixth inning, when Abbey let Brodie's
single get past him. Both teams fielded
in great shape, the Orioles without an
error. Jennings and Keeler did some re-
Elarkably good work aud cut off some
promising chances to score The Sena-
tors, too, were right there in the field.
Their play was marred by only one error
and some wonderfully brilliant chances
were accepted.
SELBACH CAUGHT MAPPING.
Shiebeck played a good game around
short and Joyce covered third to the
Queens taste, in fact, the infield was
stonewall Neither club scored until the
sixth inning when Baltimore got the only
run of the game. The Senators started
off well in the first inning. Selbach singled
aud Joyce followed suit. Joyce was caught
off first and ran down to second fore
ing Selbach off. The latter was then caught
between third aud second and run down.
Cartwright struck out, and Mcguire flied
to Kelley spelling a promising chance for
n score.
In the fourth inning the Orioles came
close to scoring. McGra W hunted and beat
the bali and got around to third on Glea-
sons hit 10 right Brodie hit to Joyce aud
hcGraw was caught at the plate on close
decision. The Orioles made the usual
kick but ii didn't go. Carey was hit 10y
pitched ball aud the bases were full 1t
was a ticklish moment for the Senators
with Robinson a good batter coming up but
Anderson was equal to the emergency
He put on steam aud Robbie popped up
foul fly which Jim Mcclure clutched and
it was all over.
FIRST AND LAST RUN.
In the sixth the Orioles scored their lone
run. Jennings hit to Joyce and retired
at first, McGraw hit a hot one to center
and tIied to make q double of it, but
was caught on Abbey's throw to second.
Gleason singled TO right Brodie hit
hot gIounder into center and Abbey let it
get past him. This scored Gleason and
put BIodie on third. Carey ended the inning
with a fly TO Crooks
The Senator'S kept ON drawing blanks to
the bitter end. In the eighth they looked
mighty dangerous for O moment. After