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ceived salvo OF applause when ne plcked
Joyce's fly off the barbed wires in right.
The prettiest batting of the day was in
the first, when tw singles and two douDles
followed in succession and three runs was
chaIked before Ehret knew whether he
had been run over by cable car, or the
monument had fallen on him.
1t was bifr bangl and the bleacherscouldn {
get breath between the shouts.
Setback and Joyce put the ball on the
ground and it went out TO center so fas1
that the grass smoked. Hassamer put
low liner TO right for two bases ana GlaSs-
, cock sent its twin brother to left, ana by
this time the firstthreerunners were tanning
themselves on the bench.
A BREATHING SPELL.
Mcclure gave the Browns breathing
spell by rolling one to Ehret, on which he
retired, and Glasscock went TO third.
Ehret concluded to get the Senators eyes
off the bah and he kept it out of the reacn
of the next two men, who reached first.
GIasscock scored when Quinn dropped
the ball thrown TO intercept Cartwrlghts
steal Abbey forced Crooks. and when he
started for second Cartwright was drawn
Oft third by a short throw and run OUT
Brown got his base on ais.
and. after Cooley flied to Abbey, Crooks
got in a sharp double play on Mlhers
hit.
Anderson flied TO Brown in the second,
and then the bases were filled by Setback
with a grounder too hot for Quinn, base
on balls, and HassaIher's fly, which fel
between Ely and Brown. Both GlasscocK
and Mcclure failed to bring them III,
sending up flies.
third and Edward rolled along to second,
and scored on Crooks fly TO Dowd ana
Abbev's force out by Anderson after gong
down on balls.
Fbret gave two bases in the fourth,
but a double play and force out dls-
posed OF them, Quinn doing some quick
work. "a.
ST Iouis had been disposed OF with
neatness and dispatch for three innings,
but in the last half they got the hang or
Anderson and made things interesting Tor
several minutes.
miller sent the ball out TO interview
Setback on the jump, and Connor drove
1t nearly to the score board Tor lhree
bases. Peitz was presented with DEAD
head massage, and on Quinn's hit Cart
wright threw the catcher out at second,
Conner scoring on the play. Ely's lily fel
short OF Abbey and sent Quinn To thlrd.
AT this point McGuire's great catch put
an end TO the scoring.
EHRET ON THE RUN.
The Senators got Ehret on the run again
in the fifth. and with four hits and two
bases on balls, chased in four runs.
Cartwright made his first hit of the
game a nice liner, into left garden, ana
lac, Crooks set the crowd wild by lifting the
hall far down towards the left eoFaer LOT
three bases.
Abbey gave Connor foul. and Anoer-
son walked to first. seibach mace nls
third hit. single to center, scoring
Crooks. and after Joyce's base on oalis'
Anderson scored on Hassamer's ny 10
Dowd. and Glasscock nearly toook a leg
off Quinn with a hot grounder, when
sent Setback home with the fourth run.
A bad throw by Ely, and Abbey's Two
baser. which knocked board OF the nos
pital fence, gave Cartwright run in the
sixth. Abbey was doubled by running
too far on Anderson's fly to Cooley, which
looked safe.
In their half the Browns pulled up
neg PETIT was given his base, ana
singles by Ely and Dowd allowed him 10
tally.
Fiy was caught between second and
third by a pretty return OF Abbey on
Dowd's hit, but got back to second, ana
Dowd. who had reached the bag, was
touched out.
A double play and great catch by Dowd
nut out the firstthree menintheseyenth.
WENT FOR ANDERs ON.
Then the visitors went for Anderson ana
drove him out of the box. Brown was an
easy shot but Cooley nailed an out curve
and sent it spinning to the center fence
for a homer. Miller followed with a
single down the left line. Connor's hit
to left center was good for two bags and
scored Miller. Roger took third on
Peitz's out and crossed the plate when
Crooks misjudge Quinn's dshort fly. Ely
went out TO Hassamer aud closed the squirt
for three runs.
Stocksdale came in with the eighth ana
thew could do nothing with him.
A safe fly to left by Glasscock, eaten
by Cooley off Mcclure, on which JACK
reached second aud Carts liner to right
made the score IL to 6 in the eighth, and
in the ninth they amassed fourhitsa nd three
runs. Just TO keep Ehret feeling humble
Stockgdale sprinted to first and beat his
hunt. aud Selbach flied TO Ely.
joyce forced Stocksadle by hit to
Quinn and then came the third relay of hits,
singles by Hassamer and Glasscock and
double by Mcclure, that cleaned the bases.
cd tn BROWN