The morning times., 1895-08-22
YOUNG REDEEMED HIMSELF.
Made Up for Defeat Tuesday by Pitch-
ing to Win the Second Game

ing to WinIhe Second Game
In the second game Cleveland took first
chance at the bat Burkett flied out to
Joyce, and Mexican put one up IN the air
which Shicbeck gobbled Zimmer made
hit. stole second, and Cailds closed the
inning by being declared out for inter
ference No runs
Washington went out in one, two. three
order, Selbach striking out, and Mcclure
and joyce going out at first. No runs
Cleveland initiated the example set by
Washington. McAleer, Tebcau and McGarr
popped up flies 10 the outfield which were
taken into camp, and the inning closed
with no runs
Cartwright went out at first. MCGarr
to Tebeau, Hassamer died at the same bag
by an assist from Young and Crooks hit
safe over second and was safe on first,
Shiebeck closed tie inning, however by
hitting slow ole TO MCGarr. who threw
Crooks out at second
The Clcvclands were more formulate in
the next inning, scoring three runs. Blake
hit hot one To Scrappy Bill. who did not
handle it, and Blake trotted down to first
Young hit TO Cartwright, who threw 10
second catching Blake. Burkett hit safely
past short, Mexican hit to Cartwright and
was out at first, Young going To third
thinner hit To Joyce, who threw wild to
Cartwright, Young scoring on the play.
BANGED THE LEATHER
Cupid ChiIds then banged the leather
for two bases, scoring Burkett and Zim-
mer. Mexican flied out TO Crooks and
closed the inning.
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bases. Malarkey famed the air three con-
secutive times. Selbach flied out TO Blake
and Joyce went out in a similar manner.
No runs.
Cleveland opened up the fourth by Tebcau
flying out to Selbach, McGarr punched out
and Blake fouied out To Mac
Sherlock was thrown out at first by
Chippy McGarr Abbey hit one TO the
same player, who threw TO catch him at
first, but Abbey reached the base a little
in advance of the bail and was safe. Ma
larkey once more struck out, and SelbaCh
closed the inning by sending a high one
10 Blake
Childs opened up the fifth with a clean
hit for two bases, McAleer followed with
a hit past short, and Childs scored. O.
Tebcau took a walk. McGarr hit to Ma
larkey, who threw McAIeer out at third,
Blake took a walk, and Young flew out
10 Abbey.
Scrappy Bill knocked the ban over the
right field fence-a little habit he has
| and made the circuit of the bases Me-
| CURE went out at first, Cartwright struck
out, and HasSamer died ut first; one run.
STEPPED. ON THE BAG.
Burkett hit safely to center, Mexican
hit to Cartwright, and the big first base
man stepped on the bag, and Mae was out
thinner made his third hit of the game,
and Burkett came home. Childs struck
out, and McAleer closed the inning by u
| high fly to Crooks.
| Washington went out oIr, two, three
| order in the ninth. Tebeau hit to deep
| center for a home run. McGarr hit TO
! Scheibeck, who threw him out at first.
| Blake hit safely for a base Young hit
| to ShieheCk, who threw Blake out at
second. Burkett hit the ball for two
bases, scoring Young, and Mexican closed
the agony by flying out to Piano Legs
| Cartwright.
Joyce hit for base, Mcclure flew out to
Burkett, Cartwright hit to short field, and
| Joyce went out at second. HasSamer went
/ out at first-no runs
For Cleveland thinner made his fourth
hit Of the game Childs flew out to Sci.