The morning times., 1896-06-06
DIAMOND DUST.

Fraser struck Tom Brown out bis first
time up.
Hey, there, Baltimore! Now will you be
good?
Tom McCreery is very fast in getting
down 10 Trst.
Fred Clark made i pretty two-base hit
Ill the first inning.
McCreery made great catch of Joyces
high lily TO right in the sixth.
',Scrappy'' walked 10 first on Frazer in
the first. 1t is a habit he has.
AL. Maui went over TO Philadelphia last
night 10 reInain until Monday with bls
folks.
Tom Brown was put out twice in the
first inung, when eleven Senators went
TO bat.
With runners on second and third and
two out i'll the fourth, Smiling AL
struck Frazer out.
Jack Crooks amused himself and the
audience ny mildly guying the Kentuckians
from the coach lines.
Col. Chic" Frazer had an off day in the
box. Ordinarily he is not the soft mark
that he was yesterday.
Little Shannon, the ColonelS' short stop,
is even more Of midget than Tot Murphy.
And he is ball player, every inch of
hlnI.
As one admiring fan said as he reasted
his eyes upon the lovely scene III the
grandStand: That is a regular bouque6
of beauty
Cdpt. Joyce made beautiful catch of
o I,iIeu'S nigh twIsJer to right in the
seventh. He captured it while running
full tilt toward the fence.
Two bad beatingS in succession at the
hands of Patseys hated Spiders must fill
the hearts OF tie BaltnoreanS with gall
and worm wood.
And the very strange part of yesterdays
/ proceedings was tina Capt; Joyce falied
! to land his blue end bat safely on Frazer's
curves. Yet "Scrappy'' scored run No. L
! for the Senators.
Frazer was IL Jonah to Tom Brown in
every inning except the ninth. Then the
! the Colonel in the box for as clean a single
! as one would want to see.
| Be sure you make it three straig apt.
J Joyce. The chances are exceuent get
| into the lirSt division this afternc by
| winning from Louisville. itent oyt Dok
the point and play hard
Tom Kinslow wore a CoiOners uniform
! and coached an inning or two from the
! first base box. He also caught ball that
! rolled Off the roof of the grandStaud-
! Tom has formally re-entered the game.
! When the sun gods read on the score
! board that Philadelphia had beat Pitts
/ burg in the last inning they uttered a
mighty shout. Pittsburgfs defeat allowed
/ the Senators to mount round higher On
the ladder. ai -
| Mr.. StraSbergrr manageriof privileges,
has put his new score card on sale at the
! park. 1t is pretty combination or the art
| of thelith ographer and printer and is by far
! the neateSt and best gotten up card ever
Offered TO patrons.
what a pity Capt. Joyce marred his
! otherwise beautiful fielding record OF the
! game by that error, said a fair FAN score
! in thennth when" Scrappy' 'piayedhideand
seen with Warmers dust raiser. And
! / am not going to give him an error, eth er,
on my card. After all his good playing
this afternoon he shouldn't be blamed for
one little miss Then she promptly gave
Warner hit and left "scrappys' error
column clean.
The fans We're made extremely happy
| yesterday afternoon when Charley Abbey
| walked out TO right field. He ould bekept
there. not tn at Billy Lush is not good bal
player. but that Abbey is better by reason
! of mis- experience and seasoning. Abbey
batting, base running and fielding this yeal
| has been OF tn e star order and his services
TO the club are too valuable at this tim
for Tin 10 warm the bench. Keep the
! strawberry hlondein the game, Capt. joyce
Mr.. Wagner heard Thursday that betting
! was hning indulEad in by n certain class
OF patrons aud in order to stop such
| practice in its incipency he stationed of
| ficers in citizens clothes at different points
!