The morning times., 1895-07-23

Cleveland, o., July 22.-After Cleveland
mad twice tied The store only TO see Wash
ington forge ahead again, the visitors
errors, followed up by some hitting in the
seventh, gave the Spiders i lead that was
not overcome.
Itwas an fday for Cuppy and althoughhe
was not hit extremely hard, he gave ii up
after the third inning and Y oung took up the
pitching end OF the game.
He was hit in every inning but he was
well backed up, aud although both OF
Cleyeland's errors Were made while he was
i'm the box neither OF them cost anything
While Stocksdale puzzled Cleveland s batters
a good deal, ne was very wild at times aud
McGuire' good work saved him many a wild
pitch.
Aside from the two errors that were of the
stupidest kind and made simply because
the chances were too easy, Cleveland played
clean fielding game, but it was not as full
OF life as has been the Spiders recent
playing.
A FATAL SEVENTH.
Washngtou's errors in the seventh lost
the game There was some excuse for
Abbeys muff, for he had made a hard
run, but he got fairly under the ban
and ii got away from him
Boyd's tumble however, that started
the trouble, was a shabby one, for the bah
was not hit hard to him Aside from
these Two plays the Senators fielding was
fast aud clean, and the contest was much
prettier than either Of the three Brooklyn
games that preceded It,
The run n-making began early. Selbach
started with clean single between short
..
aud got them.
CUppy knocked down Cartwright's hot
one and Childs threw to first, but it scored
as Sacri flee, scoring both runners
McGuire's single scored Cartwright.
Mercer struck out and Mcclure was
caught stealing.
Burkett and Mexican flied to Abbey and
Boyd ate up O'Conner's liner.
With two out in the second, Stocksdale
got four balls but Boyd struck out
For Cleveland Childs fouled to MCGUIRE,
but Zfmmer got his base en- balls, McAleer
singled and McGarr's two-bagger tied The
core. McGaFr was caught stealing third.
Selbach beat out his bunt in the third
and started to steal just as Joyce bit fer
two bases and scored him. Cartwright
flied to 0'Connor. but Mcclure hit 10 left
center for two bases, and Joyce scored.
Mercer again struck out and Child's good
pickup and throw retired Crooks.
Cuppy got "A base on balls, but Burkett
forced him. Mexican flied 10 Mercer and
OConnOr struck out.
ENTRANCEMR. YOUNG
Young began {" pitch,for Cleveland and
c. A. Tebeau took Blake's place in right,
thebrother being under the weather. Abbey
began with a single, but was forced by
StockSdale. Boyd went 10 first on balls
aud Mexican threw wild to C,ilds, when
Selbach hit a grounder and the il;.Ses were
filled. Cleveland got out Of 're hole Tor
Joyce flied to Mexican and McAleer got
Cartwright s 1ly after hard rda.
Childs got to base on balls and worked
around tothirdon McKean's out and passed
ball. hut kickean was followed by McAleer
and McGarr in order.
After Mcclure had flied TO Burkett Mer
Ger singled and Crooks bulted safe but the
enxt two flied to Burkett, giving him the
Jhr-e put-outs.
c. A Tebeau. "PuZzy, got base on balls,
and SO did Young. Burkett's bunt was safe
a,.d tn- Dases w,rr fixed. Mexican tlied TO
right and the Kitten scored. O'Conno
strGck out. but Cniias got four balls and
filed the bags again. thinner got a base
on balls although IL must b. admitted that
Murray gave Stocksdale the worst OF it.
YOung's run was forcai in and the score tied.
McAleer forced thinner at second on Joyce's
fine assist
McGarr muffed Boyd's fly, but caught him
between first and second. Selbach singled
and was caught stealing, and Joyce flied
10 McKean.
For Clevelands McGarr singled and ac.