The Washington times., 1895-06-21
Games To-day.
Washington at New York.
Brooklyn at Boston.
Baltimore at Philadelphia.
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New York, June 2O.-The Washingtons
gave every evidence in the early part of the
game Of their intention TO repeat their
performance Of yesterday, when they won
a game from the Giants but baseball is
uncertain. and such was particularly the
case this afternoon.
When the Senators had finished their
half Of the sixth inning they had the game
well in hand, being three runs to the
good, but when the Giants finished their
half of the same inning the Senators were
five runs to the bad.
After the game EmsIie had an argument
with Manager Schmelz. He claimed that
Gus was shouting orders from the bench
Bob once cautioned him to stop. aud Gus
informed him that his trolley was minus a
fender
Had the game been properly played the
home team would not have scored more than
two runs, but big Jack Glasscock was lost
to himself, and ne made three OF the
most rosy errors that a bah player could
be responsible for.
In this fatal inning he permitted two
hits to pass between his legs, and a little
pop fly dropped from his mits, to the in
tense delight of the assembled multitude
big shortstop.
DAZED THE SENATORS.
To be in keeping with the game, Ed.
Cartwright got his feet and hands tan
gled up with another hit, and these plays,
coupled with four singles and two doubles,
netted the Gothamites eight runs
The big lead secured by the Giants seemed
to daze the Senators for they lost all sight
Of the ball after that, Crooks being the
only man to secure a safe hit
In the eighth inning twirler Stocksdale
played the baby act, and instead of trying
10 hold his end up, simply tossed the ball to
the batterS. After Tiernan had beenretir
at first he gave the next three men theil
bases on balls, and Glasscock, TO make mat
ters worse, made another tumble, allowing
a runner TO score. Farrell made another
triple and cleared the bases.
The New Yorks We're hone too good in
tbefield, andhad the Washingt keptgoing
the way they did in the fore part of the
game. the honors OF she victory would
have fallen TO them.
Clark, the player recently secured from
the Scranton team, arrived first in place
OF Davis, whose lame arm again troubles
him. The new man put up a fairly good
game. ard it was the general opinion that
/ be will do. Ell Hassamaer put up his
usual good game in tie field, and he was
| right up to the mark with the stick.
LIABLE TO WIN TO-DAY.
Unless Rusie is able to pitch tomorrow
! the Senators are liable to win, as Boswell
win probably be given turn.
The Giants, contrary to the custom, sent
! the Senators TO the bat first Fuller nailed
Selbach's hit and threw him out at first.
Joyce took first on balls. Bill HassameI
hit for a base, and Joyce, by clever running
reached third.
Bill was thrown out trying to steal sec
! ond. Glasscock hit to Stafford, but jim
made a most beautiful throw past Clarl
! at first and Joyce scored, while Jacl
cantered to second. Mcclure singled to
left and Glasscock crossed the plate
IN the New York's half Of the inning
Burke was hit by pitched ball He Stole
second and went 10 third on wild pitch
! On Tiernan's out from second to first
! Eddie scored Van Haltren hit for a base
but he and Clark were doubled UP from
Crooks TO Cartwright
In the fourth inning the home team
| jumped into Stocksdale's curves and tai
lied two runs. Stafford hit for base
but was caught mapping at first and pu
out. Schriver followed with single
and he crossed the plate on Farrell'i
drive for three bases. Dad Clark hit 70
next two men were easily retired.
SLAMMED THE BALL.
In the fifth inning the visitors slamme
the ball right on the nose, and four run
were scored to their credit. stocksdal
bit to Farrell, but Clark dropped the throw
ball and stock was given a life. Sci
bach hit safely and Joyce sacrificed.
Hassamer bit Tor two bases, and Stocks