The morning times., 1895-09-06

Fifteen hundred people saw the Wash
lH@jonS and CncinnatiS play TWO games OF
ball yesterday afternoon In the first
game the Senators came out victorious,
winning. without apparent effort, by a
score 0f / 10 1 In the last contest, how
ever. they were not So fortunate, and the
Reds walked away with the game by Il
score OF II TO s.
Mercer and Dwycr We're The opposing
pitchers IN the first contest. and the former
had The best Of the argument. and the
strong hitterS or the Cincinnati team fell
easy victims TO his curves.
The Senators put up a gilt-cdgcd game
behind him and gave royal support. and
Wei earned their victory In the second
game SChmelz sent his new collegiate
pitcher, Boswell, into the box, and he was
regular tapioca Tor the Reds.
ALL WAS OVER
In the fourth inning the visitors batted
out seven runs, and after that all was over
but the shouting.
The Senators started out like winners
in The second contest. and the spectators
had visions Of two victories IN one after
noon from Buck Ewing's braves After
The fourth inning. however all their hopes
We're dispelled, and the only question was
how many runs the Reds would pile up
before the game ended. Boswell may be
a good pitcher among college clubs. but
MS work in the last two games he ha,
pitched demonstrates that lie is out OF
place among the strong hitterS OF the
National League
Scheibeck resumed his place al short yes
terday. much 10 the delight OF the fans
Selbach taking Crooks place on second
Both games We're well played and furnished
interest Ing sport. The TWO concluding
games between the teams VIII be played
his afternoon. the first beginning at .
O'Clock The double bill should have The
effect Of increasing the attendance Let
Us. at least, hope that the Senators will
split even on the day.
FIRST MAN To BAT.
Tom Brown was the first man TO bat
and with him the visitors-began about as
common game as patience can stand 10
witness Ewing was off his base and Tom
hat the BAH 10 HIM
Dwyer started toward first. but in a
oHi-CaTe sort OF way. aud Buck seeing
he was not going 10 get there IN lime
started Tor the base himself, ball IN land
bul he had fingered too long. and Tom
who should have been out, landed safely
Joyce then got a base on halls After
going 10 second Brown stole third and
Joyce stole second. Abbey then got
base on balls
Mcclure knocked The ban into center
field, Brown and Joyce scored. and A hlJey
went TO third. Selbach hit 10 Miller
who let the BAH go through his hands
went 10 second ana MCGuire 10 third, and
Abbey scored
Cartwright went 10 first on balls, and
the bases were again fun. Lush filed
out TO Miller, Mcclure scoring and Sci.
bach going 10 thlrd.
scheibeck came up, aud Cartwright
started for second. Dwyer sent the ball
10 McPhee, who ran Cart wright half way
10 first, and then whirled about, threw
10 Latham, and selbaCh, who had ven
iuTed too far. was caught.
Schelbeck then hit safely To left center
and Cartwright went TO second. Mercer
F.,S S..Ta.
out. at second. The inning nelted the
home Team four runs
Burke was the first one up for the Reds.
he hit a safe one TO right field for one
base, and Latham sent the bail between
Joyce and SChcibeck for base, landing
Burke on second Burke and Latham then
each went forward base on McPhee's S out
Scheiheck 10 Cartwright.
Ewing filed out TO Abbey and Burke
scored, Latham going 10 third Miller
hlt the ban over second base and took
out, Mercer 10 Cartwright The Reds
had two runs.
BUCK TOOK no CHANCES.
Again the Senators presented Brown.
Tom hit the bail To Ewing, but Buck took
no chances on Dwyer or anybody else COW
ering first this time. He beat Tom to the
base.
joyce got his basenn balls. Abbey fouled
out to Vaughn. MCGUIRE hit into the right
field bleachers for a home run. sending
flied out To Latham. The Senators had two
more.
From this time until the seventh inning
the Reds did nothing, five ciphers being
set down one after the other for them
In the third the Senators went right on do
HiE business.
Cartwright drove the bail safely past
second for a base. Lush sent Cartwright
TO third on safe hit L. right. SchpibeCk
hit 20 Smith and forced Lush out at sec
Ond, giving the Reds a double play by
being himself caught at first, Cartwright
scoring.
Mercer went TO first on balls. Brown hit
by Ewing TO right, took first and sent Mer-
Ger 20 third. When Joyce came up Brown
started for second.
Vaughn sent the ball TO McPhee. who re-
turned il quickly, making no effort to
catch Tom, but Mercer'S Sprinting qualities
plate safely, Brown going to third joyce
then went out 10 Ewing. Two more for
the Senators.
Abbey was the first man up, and he
started things in good shape 10y knocking
the ball among the rightfield bleacheTS
for a home run.
OUT OF ITS WAY.
Mcclure hit a hot one Ia Dwyer who
got out nf its way. the ball rolled out to
center and Jim took first. Selbach flied
out to Miller. Cartwright hit Ia Latham
who fumbled the bali. and touk first and
sent Mc(ilire TO second.
Lush went ont on a trap 10 Smith. Schei-
beck came up, and MCGuire and Cart
wright made double steal. It did them no
good, however. FOR SCheibeck struck out
One more for the Senator'S
From here until the ninth inning the