The Washington times., 1895-06-18
single scored a brace of runs.

single scored brace of runs.
Chicago batting was the more SNOWY
because better punched, and much
harder, Kittridge and Dahlen had three
singles and Everett's ticket calls for q
double, triple and single in four times up
Dahlen and Stewart made all the errors,
but they killed about dozen promising
hits between them.
RETIRED WITHOUT SCORING.
No Senator touched base in the first
inning, and the Chicagos, though lead
ing off with two sharp hits, were retired
without scoring on Stocksdales good hand
ling of Wilmot's bunt and a double play on
Lange and Anson.
Dahlen's error off Glasscock, Mcclure :
force hit, Cartwright'S double to left, and
a charming pop fly just at the foul cor
ner of the right bleachers by Croo ks
earned first blood for Washington, Chi
cago tied on Everett's two-base liner to
wards Selbach, an out, and a safe boundeI
TO left by Kittridge.
After Stocksdale had flied in the third,
Selbach made a pretty hit to right, and
stupidity tried to make double when he
had not particle of show This cost a
run for Joyce followed with a sharp
single and Hassamer with a long fly.
Chicago, by good hitting, an error by
Glasscock, and some luck, put in three runs
in their half.
Dahlen sent n grass-cutter to center,
Wilmot flied to Abbey and Glasscock FUN
bled AnsOn's grounder Dahlen having
stole second scored on the play. Lange's
bounder went into the seats and he raced
home behind Capt. Adrian.
AN UNEARNED RUN.
Kittridge's safe hit, a sacrifice, a dump
at the plate by Griffith finely handled by
Mcclure, and Macs wild throw to center
field gave an unearned run in the fourth
after the Senators had retired in order.
Stocksdale hit for two bases in the fifth,
but could not score, and the visitors We're
no more fortunate, though Anson got his
base instead of the strike out that he de-
served, and Everett made good hit.
The sixth was full OF trouble for the
loyal rooters.
Kittridge got away with an infield
hit to Joyce's territory, but was doubled
up with Griffith on the latter's hit to
Crooks. Ryan hit to right and Dahlen 10
left, Ryan scoring.
Dahleu stole second and third, the
latter being by grace OF Mr.. Calvin, and
should have been the third out. Wilmot got
base on balls and then the diamond was
symphony in light blue for about five min
utes.
Anson drove q two-bagger beyond Sell
bach, Lauge worked another to the right
fence, and Everett's ball was not returned
till the batter was on third. All this
resulted in five runs.
Then Boyd came the scene and the
batting of thS visitors came to an end.
TOOK A HAND.
The Senators took hand in the seventh.
Cartwright and Crooks bunted toward third
and reached firs; before the ball was picked
up. Anderson, who batted for Malarky,
was not satisfied with anything but
home run and got fly TO Lange. Stewart
made a great stop of Selbach's grounder
but his throw was wide and base on balls
to Joyce forced Crooks home. Hassamer
put a nice single out to WiImot and scored
Abbey and Selbach. GlasscoCk forced
Hassamer and Coogan struck out.
Hits by Cartwright and Crooks, a aforce-ou6
and Boyds fly to Ryan made the fifth
run.
Joyce sent the ball over Ryan's head in
the ninth and took three bases on it, scoring
on Glasscock's groUnder down the left
line.
Mahoney, who batted for Coogan, dropped
the ball in short left and on Dahlen's wide
throw off Cartwrig hts hit scored the last
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