The morning times., 1895-08-29

The Senators took tGc i4e!d, ard tommy
Dowd, the eX-Statesman, was the first
visitor TO step up To the rubber After
| two balls had been called he hit fly into
left field Schcibeck misscdit ard Tommy
took second.
Cooley hit 20 Crooks, who threw wild te
Cartwright, Dowd goirg 10 thiId. Quinn
hit 20 Mercer, who threw to second,
catching Cooley, and Crooks completed
a double play by throwing quinn out at
first Dowd scoring, Miller took first
on Joyce's error, and Ely Clofed the inning
by flying out TO Abbey. ore run.
Tom Brown was applaUded as he stepped
TO the plate in the first inning. He hit
for a single. Abbey hit a safe one into
right field Big Bill Joyce sacrificed
both runners a base Mcguire went out,
Miller TO McFaddcn, and Brown stole
home by superior base running. Cart
wright went out at first. One run.
on JOYCE's ERROR.
sheeaan opened the second inning, and
reached first on Joyce's error, but went
out a minute later trying TO steal second
Peitz made a safe hit, McFadden followed
suit, Peitz going to second.
Mr. McDougal made three unsuccessful
attempts to solve Mercer's curves Mercer
made wild pitch, advancing Pietz ami
McFadden. Dowd hit to Joyce, who fun
bled the bail, and PietZ scored Mcclure
threw to catch Dowd, and McFaddcn
crossed the rubber.
Coolies made hit, scoring Dowd Quinn
closed the inning, as well as the agony, 10y
going out at first, Mercer to Cartwright
Three runs. all unearned
Selbach was the first Senator to go out
in the second inning, hitting one down
10 McFadden at first. Crooks waited for
a base on balls. and was called out on
strikes. Scheibeck fouled out TO Pietz,
retiring the side in one, two, three order
/ No runs
/ "Caliope" Miller hit to Crooks and was
out at first Ely flied out to Cartwright,
I and Sheehan made the third out, Schei-
! beck 10 Cartwright. No runs.
/ The best Mercer could do was to fly oU<
/ 10 left. Brown put one into the same
I territory, which Cooley took care OF.
4 Abbey made first on an infield hit, and
! Joyce went out at first No runs.
HIT PAST MERCER.
Pietz opened the fourth with a hit past
Mercer. McFadden went out at first, Nc
! Dougal hit to Crooks, who threw him out
al first Tommy Dowd took three base,
( on a fly which sclbach misiudged. scoring
! Pietz Cooley went out, ScheibcCk TO
! Cartwright. One run.
] Old Reliable hit down the left foul line
! in the Senator's half for a single. Cart
wright hit for a double Selbach cracked
| out another safe one, scoring both Nc
! Guire and Cartwright. Crooks walked OF
/ four bad ones scheibeck followed Jack 5
! example
/ Breitenstein replaced McDougal in the
! box, hoping to stem the tide. Mercer hit
/ a long fly into deep center scoring Selbach.
/ Brown struck out. Abbey took second
on sheehan's error, Crooks scoring. Joyce
went out at first on a close decision. -Four
! runs.
Quinn opened the fifth and popped up
/ little fly to Joyce, Miller hit a long fly into
| left field which SeIbaoh took off the fence
! by a great catch. Ely flew out to Cart
| wright. Mercer only pitched five balls
| during the inning. No runs.
For the Senators Mcclure went out on
strikes. Cartwright bit for two bases
| Selbach walked, Crooks made hit. Cart
wright went out trying to steal home and
] StlIldtll " us llIONu OUT at IllIu. bplH
| players were put out by the worst coaching
ever seen on a bah field, Mr.. Boyd figuring
! as the bright particular star on the lines.
Sheehan went out, Scheibeck to Cart
wright. Mercer madea great stopof Reitz's
hard hit bah and threw the runner out at
| first. McFadden closed the inning by flying
! out to Cartwright. No. runs
Scheibeck went out on fly TO Cooley,
Mercer flew out to Ely, Brown was an easy
| out at first No runs
HURT IN THE SEVENTH.
The unucky seventh opened with Brett
enstein, who put one into Tom Browns
| hands Dowd hit a ball into left field.
| Selbach and Scheibeck both ran for it
| and collided i'll left field. Both were severely
| injured and had to be carried off the field
| The accident caused delay of over fifteen
minutes and when play was resumed Dowd
! took second, Cooley hit to Mercer, who
| threw him out at first. Quinn was out,
| Crooks to Cartwright No runs.
Abbey famed the air three times.
.'Scrappy' Joyce followed suit. Nc
| Guire hit for two bases and Hans Breiten-
stein completed the third strike out of the
inning by fooling Cartwright with his twist
ers No runs.
Miller opened up the beg inning of the
eighth by hitting over short Ely made a
scratch hit and Miller took third. Tim
Sheehan struck out. Mercer purposely
gave PeitZ his base on balls. Scrappy missed
the ball allowing the runner to score. Nc
Fadden hit to Mercer, who threw his man
out at first, but Cartwright missed the
ball, Ely scoring on the play. Breitenstein
hit for a single, scoring Peitz. Dowd flew
out TO Joyce. Coey went out on a fly to
| Corbett. Three runs.
Maui struck out. Hurst decided it too
dark for further play and called the game
The st. Louis players gathered about him
and protested vigorously against the de-
cision, but Hurst was obdurate and re-
fused to change his decision, So the game
will have TO be played off this afternoon.
Attendance, / 800. Score:
Washington. AB.RH.PO. E.
| Brown, CT :. :. =. :. :. l 2 0 0
| Abbey, rf :. :. o 0 0 o
Joyce, 3b :. :. :. :. :. 8 0 o o 8
Mcclure, :. :. :. -. 2 2 1
Cartwright, ID =. 213 0
Selbach, If :. 0
Crooks, 2b :. :. - -. 1 1 Q
Scheibeck, SIS ......... o o 3
Mercer, p :. :. :. :. :. 3 0 0 0 O
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Totals :. :. =. =. :. 2S . 10 21 IL {
st. Louis: ABB R. H. PO.A. T.
Dowd, cf :. :. :. :. :. 4 2 1 Q 0
Cody, If :. :. :. :. o 3 0 G
=. n .