The morning times., 1895-09-05

and Ewing both scored. Miller then
struck out.
In the second the Ewing men did not
score, bat in The third they added one run.
Burke went TO first base ON balls and stole
second.
Latham hit the han to Joyce. Bill was
right on the line and had the bail in his
fist, and should have touched Burke, who
was OF a break for third, but instead he
threw 10 Cartwright.
Latham went out, but a double pla Y
might have been made McPhee then sent
flg ia Lush, Burke scoring nn the out.
EwIHg hit IA safe one between short and
third foI one base, then Miller flied out
JoBrown.
SQUARED THE ACCOUNT.
In the fourth the home team squared
the account. joyce went Ia first on balls:
Abbay sent a long fly to Burke, who dropped
the ban, but caught Joyce at second, Bill
thinking Eddy had held t.
Mcclure was then given his base on balls,
and Abbey went to second. Selbach also
got a base on balls and here was 4 man ON
each BAG
Cartwright flied out TO Hoy, Abbey
scoring, Mc6uire going to third and Sci
bach uc second on the out. Lush hit a hot
one 20 M1Hhe2, who iuggled The ball, ana
before M2r coulG recover Mcclure ana Sci
bach hal scored and Lush was safe on first
Boyd wcIa out on an easy grounder to
Ewing, ending The inning. The score
was now three to three.
The Reds went out in one, two, three
order in IN fourth. The Senators were un-
able 10 sco:a ia their half of the ffth, but
i'll their hair OF This inning the Reds made
Malarkey very sick.
Parrot, the first man up, drove the ball
10 the lefifield fence ana went To third
Maarkey hit Burke with the bali. Eddy
started 10 steal second, ana Mcclure threw
the bah over Boyd'S head.
Parrot scored and Burke went to third,
and momrntlater Eddy secretion Latham's
single to center McPhee sacrificcd, Ma
larkcy TO Cartwright, advancing Latham
to second
Ewing then hit liner over Joyce into
left, went TO second, and Latham scored.
Buck then stole tard and scored on Miller 5
single TO center.
MillcrstartCd to steal second ana AItGuire
threw 10 Boyd in ime toCalca him, but Jake
let the BAN 70 through him AID Millct
troitcd down To thrd. Smith then flied
out to Abbey, scoring Miller Hoy knocked
up an easy one and went out to Boyd The
visitors had added five to tieir count.
In the sixth MCGUIRE sent the ban over
the left field fence for a home run, after
which SclbaCh, Cartwright, and Lush went
out IN order, and the Reds came up again.
HIT a GRoUNDER.
Vaughn hit safely to LETT center for one
base Parrott hit grounder to Cartwright
and the latter threw the ball to second,
forcing Vaughn.
Jake, however, was unable to return the
BAH in time aud Parrott landed safely on
first Burke hit 10 sebach, forcing Par
rott at second
Eddy again tried the pilfcring act and
this time Mcclure sent the bah TO Sci
bach on second too low and it bounded
away into the field and Burke did not stop
until he was on third.
Then Eddy scored on a wild pitch by
Gilroy. Latham fouled ont to McGuire.
IL The seventh the Senators again chalked
up a cipher but the Reds added two more
runs. MCPhce hit 10 Selbach who made a
good stop but poor throw and Nc. was safe.
second TO catch McPhec, but Selbach dropped
the ball
Then McPhee started for third, but there
he was nailed. Miller then didn't do o thing
but knock the ball plump up against the
center field fence, scoring Buck and being
credited himself with a clean home run.
Smith popped oneup which Boyd captured
back OF second, Then Hoy hit an easy
grounder to Cart wright and the side was out
The last run OF the game was made by the
Senators in the eighth. Abbey went out,
McPhee TO Ewing, Mcclure doing likewise.
selbach then hit to the score board for three
bases. and scored on Cartwright's double
to center. Lush then went out, McPhee to
Ewing.
The score at the end stood l to sin favor
Of the Reds.