The morning times., 1895-09-01

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were poorly flelded, filled the bases, but
Wright struck OUT and ended the agony
OUT IN SUCCESSION.
The Senators didn't last long enough in
their half of the inning to be talked about,
Brown, Abbey and Joyce going out in sue
cession at first
Nothing was done in the fourth by either
side, but the Senators ended the game up
in their port OF the fifth Brown was first
up and hit the ball to Hassamer and went
out Abbey went out from shugart TO
Hassamer
Then big Bill Joyce cracked the ball out
among the right field bleachers for home
run. That was all Cartwright went out
on a fly to Collins.
Both the Colonels and the Senators drew
| blanks in The sixth. In the seventh they
both made killing, though the Colnnels'
was the most effective. Mercer couldn't
get the ball over the plate to suit Umpire
| Hurst and o'Brien was given his base.
Holmes bunt rolled leisurely to Crooks
| and he beat the bah to first. Clark fouled
| out to Joyce. McCauley let Hassamer's hit
to him pass and O'Brien scored.
Collins hit another one to McCauley and
| this. too, went through, and Collins landed
/ on first.
| Ona passed bail by AIcGa eHassamerand
! Collins each went forward base and both
! scored on Shugarps single to center. Wright
| flied out to Brown. Warner hit afly to slIrt
field that Abbey couldn't get. shugart
| wentto third, buta momentlatcr wascaught
between bases and was run down by Nc
Guire The Colonels had scored four runs.
Tom Brown was again up for the sena-
tors. He hit to O'BFien and by lively sprint
ing beat the ball to first Abbey hit to
Collins, who fumbled the bah, got safely
to first. and Brown to second. Joyce flied
out TO Wright
| McGuirc singled to center, scoring Brown,
and on tie throwin to catch Abbey at
third Jim took second. Cartwright then
| dropped a safe one in left center, scoring
Abbey, Mcclure going to third and Cart
| wright to second on a futile attempt TO
catch Abbey at the plate Selbach flied
out to Wright, Mcclure scoring on the
out. Cartwright ended the inning trying
to steal third. This inning netted the
Senators three runs.
ONE FOR THE VISITORS.
In the eighth the visitors made another
one McDermott fouled out 70 MCGUIRE.
O'Brien singled to left center. Holmes
hit to McCauley, forcing O'Brien at sec
! ond.
Holmes then stole second and scored on
CIarke's single to center Clarke tried to
! steal second MoGuire threw the ball
high above Crooks head, but Jack jumped
into the air after 1t, bowled it down with
one hand, and settled Clarke by one OF
I thp urgft est Ulavs seen at the park this
year.
The Senators went out in one, twoI
three order in their half Of this inning
Crooks. Anderson, who batted in McCau-
ley's place, and Mercer being the victims.
Not one OF them reached first
The score was now a tie ana Selbach
was sent to short and Maui to left field.
Hassamer was first up and was an easy
ont, Joyce to Cartwright Collins hit to
left along the foul line for two bases.
Shugart hit one at Selhach, who let il
90 through, Coll ins coring. Wright
struck out. shugart started to steal
second
McGuire sent the ball to seIbach in
plenty Of time to catch the runner but Sci.
let it 20 by into center field and shugart
went on to third
Warner hit TO Joyce, who threw the BAH
three yards higher than Cartwri ght' S
three yards higher than CartwrjghUs head
ShugarJ scored and Warner went to
second, but McDernOtt ended the inning
by going ont, Joyce to Cartwright.
The game now stood eight TO five in
favor Of the CoIonels. The Senators were
unable to score in their half Of the ninth
The score: