The morning times., 1895-09-18

Inability to hit Eddie Stein was the cause
of the Senators downfall YESTERDAY y after
noon. Foutz remembered the pounding
his dark-baired twirler received on last Fri
day, and gave him a chance to redeem him.
self. Eddie took advantage of the oppor-
tunity and had the satisfaction of knowing
that be was able to defeat the Senatorial
| aggregation for once. The game was slow,
dull and uninteresting, and very few of
the fifteen hundred spectators were sorry
when it was over.
Varney Anderson started in to pitch
for the locals, and the way the Bridegrooms
sized up his curves was revela ton. Every
, man who came to the bat seemed Ia have
no difficulty in finding his delivery, and the
hits came SO fast and furious that ScImelz
found it necessary to replace him with
Gilroy after the second inning.
TIDE WAS sTENlMED.
The Washington twirler succeeded in
stemming the tide and the boys from
the City of Churches only succeeded in scnr-
ing three runs after he toOk his place in
| the box.
Selbach led in the batting for the home
| team and made two timely triples. The
Brooklyns played fast game in the field.
CorcOran especially distinguished himself.
will succeed in once more throwing them
down.
Brown went out at first. Joyce fouled
out Abbey hit for single and stole sec
ond. Mcclure hit past second, scoring Alb
hey. McGuire took third ON passed ball.
seibach went out at first. One run.
Griffin hit for two bases. sbindle hit a
safe one into left field, scoring Griffin.
| Corcoran hit past short. LaChance hit for
two bases. Brown took care of Anderson's
fly, Corcoran scoring on the play. DAILY
made hit, scoring LaChance. Daily went
out trying to steal second. Foutz closed
the inning by flying out to selbacb. Four
runs.
OUT AT FIRST.
Cartwright, the first man up in the sec
ond for the Senators, hit to LaChance and
went out at first. Crooks hit for q single.
Molesworth hit for three bases, scoring
Crooks, but went out at the rubber at
tempting to stretch his hit for four bases.
Anderson went out at first. One run.
Grim hit for a single. Stein hit for two
bases, and both scored IN Griffin's two
bagger. Shndle hit past short, scoring
Griffin. Corcoran hit to Wordsworth, who
threw Shindle out at second. LaChance
hit for four bases, scoring Corcoran ahead
of him. DAILY hit for E single. Foutz hit
to Anderson, and was out at first. Five
The Senators meet the Brooklyns again
to-day, and it is To be hoped that they
runs.
Griffin took care of Browns fly. Joyce
went out at first. Abbey took constitu-
tional Mcclure went out on a fly to
Griffin.
Grim went out ON a II. to Abbey. Stein
out, Crooks to Cartwright. Griffin hit to
Wordsworth, and went out at first.
selbach hit for three bases. Corcoran
made great one hand stop of Cartwrights
grounder and threw the runner out at
first. Crooks flew out to Daily Moles-
worth struck out. No runs.
Shindle hit for three bases Anderson
went out, Molesworth to Cartwright. La
Chance walked. Anderson went out on a
fly to selbach. DAILY went out at first
One run.
HIT FOR TWO BASES
Gilroy went out, DAILY to La Chance
Brown hit for two bases. Joyce hit a
Corcoran, who completed q double play,
retiring the side with one run.
FoutZ went out on foul TO Cartwright
Daily went out at first. Stein out, Crooks
TO Cartwright.
MCGUIRE went out at first. Selbach hit
for three bases. Cartwright went out at
.irst, scoring Selbach. Crooks went out at
first. One run.
Griffin walked. Gilroy hit Shindle, giving
him a base. CorcoraD hit to Crooks, who
seemed to be asleep, and the runner took
first. LaChaDce took a walk, scoring
Griffin. Anderson went out at first, shindle
scoring on the play. DAILY went out at first.
Two runs.
Mcclure went out on fly to Griffin.
Gilroy struck out. Brown went out on fly
to Shindle. No runs.
Foutz out, Gilroy to Cartwright DAILY
hit for n sigDle. Stein went out on fly to
short. Griffin closed the inning by flying
out. No runs.
Scrappy Bill hit for two bases. Abbey
kicked. MCGUIRE went out at first, Joyce