The morning times., 1895-07-15

10 Ewing. Hassamer plunked a safe one
just out of Ewing's reach, and went to
third on Cartwright's single over second
base.
Mcguire hit TO Foreman, who returned
TO the plate, but Murphy muffed the throw
and Hassamer scored. Mercer hit TO
Foreman, the ball shot out of his hands,
and Cartwright came in McPhee got the
ball in time 10 retire Mcclure at second
Crooks flied TO Miller. TWO runs for
Washington.
DUDE GIVEN A LIFE.
Foreman was out at first, Latham put up
a fly to short center that Abbey muffed,
giving the dude life on first Hoy's out
at first put Latham on second, from where
he scored on McPhee's single over
Crooks. Ewing waited for four balls.
Miller slammed the bali to the fence
but Abbey robbed him of a twO-bagger by
a phenomenal catch, rolling over and over
before he could get his feet. He held the
ban, however, and was warmly applauded
for his marvellous catch. One run.
Abbey started the fourth by flying to
Hogriever. Anderson singled past Latham.
Selbach's three-bagger to left field fence
put Anderson home.
Joyce singled TO right and Selbach scored.
HaSsamer flied TO Hogrievcr, and Joyce
thinking IL the third out ran to third
hoBEicNcE ItJuTlltt tue Dd1l 10 llTSB anu
doubled Joyce. Smiths attempt was an
out at first, and "Hoggie" flied to Crooks
WENT TOO FAR
Murphy took first on four balls and went
TO second on Foreman's single, but went too
far, and before he could get back was
thrown out by Abbey to Croo6s. Rhines
went in TO piteh in the fifth inning and
Cartwright and MCGUIRE flied to Hogrie
yer and How respectively.
Mercer hit TO Smith. who threw low 10
Ewing, and Mercer took second. 1t did
no good, however as Crooks was out,
McPhee TO Ewing.
Latham hit to Joyce and beat out the
throw to first. Hoy drove a fly to Mercer.
but Cartwright dropped his throw to frs
for a double. Latham tried to steal second
and was nailed by McGuire's throw mile.
McPhee struck out
Abbey started the sixth, going out,
Smith to Ewing. Anderson after being
fairly struck out made his third single OF
the game. Selbach's grounder was knocked
down by Ewing and Ewing unassisted re-
tired Joyce.
KILLED BY ABBEY.
Ewing's threebagger was killed by Alb
hey when on the run. Hassamer took care
of Millcrs fly and Smith popped up a fly
10 Joyce.
Hassamer started the seventh by an out,
McPhee TO Ewing, and Cartwright 'sgrounder
was taken care of by Smith Mcclure met
the same fate. Abbey nailed Hogriever's
fly and Murphy was out at first on an assist
by Crooks Mercer threw Rhines out at
first.
Mercer's pop fly, the first of the eighth,
was taken by Latham. Ewing nailed
Crooks fly and Abbey was out at first.
Latham flied 10 Selbach and Hoy hit one
TO Joyce too hot for him to handle, and
was safe.
Selbach nailed McPhee's fly TO left.
Ewing's CorKing single TO right put Hoy
on third and Miller's three-bagger scored
Hoy and Ewing. Smith could not put Miller
across the plate, popping up fly TO Nc
Guire
Anderson started the ninth with single,
his fourth OF the game. Selhach went out
at first. Joyce popped up a short hit that
fen safe. Hassamcr's single put Anderson
across the plate; the Senators first run off
Rhines
Cartwright doubled Uassamer at second,
Smith, McPhee, and Ewing. Hogriever
led off with q single, but Murphy allowed
himself to be called out on strikes. Rhines
flied out 10 Abbey and Latham fouled to
Joyce 1t was all over, and for the first
time in a week Manager Schmelz was
smiling Score: