The morning times., 1896-05-30
Games Today.

Games Today.
Washington al Pittsburg, 10 a. NJ. and
Cincinnati at Baltimore, 1915 a. m. and
80 ID. III.
Chicago at BROOKLYN, 1890 "a M. aud
st Louis at Philadelphia, 1915 a M, and
Cleveland at Boston, 1910 a m. and
: 80 %. NJ.
Louisville at New York. 1890 ~ and
D. III
If Capt. Joycc can locate another "haS
been or cast OFF, pitcher or two and
sign them for the Senators there is no
telling how high the local club VIII climb
in the nenant race.
That is. Judging from the class OF twirl-
ing put Oh exhibition bY Senators Lester
GC rman. the New York cast off, and
Charles Silver King, the st. Louis has
been. II is of Senator Kings exploit that
we would sing III This symposium OF How
the Senators Won.''
There We're eight other toga wearers
in the Washington end OF the game. These
eight statesmen did well and looked after
the Interests of their cOnst tueutS in Il
manner well deserving of continued re-elec-
tlOn.
However tie praise Justly belongs to
the new Senator from Kerry Patch. VINO
made a very auSniCIuus maiden appearance"
III Washington uniform. Never FOR once
did he tire or show the least sign of
Il.
that were possible. toward the close of the
game than he did az the start.
THE SILVER OF OLD.
He attempted no flights of eloqueECe =
nor did be attempt to paint the lily or
gid pure gold But the way he spiit
the plate ana moved down the lIratIcal
Sluggers with his magic ban aroused the
widest enthusiasm among the fans.
He may have seen better days. said
one dYed-ln- the wool. who watched his
no
but / don't believe it i am OF the
o,,InIoD that hc i as good 5s ever"
he was the same cool, calculating
famous St. Louis r Bro wns ns to ''Tlcn yctories i
ju-t remnants Hr GaS the same Oh. i,Df
motion and the same old free swing of
the slab and his ruddy face would beam
With nlea>ETp ds He ieafG the bl3udltS of
the large audience.
Apparently the cheers from the crowd
Drought back momuries of former days,
wneh ia tie same position uc was nuJ
pltchlng Tor single game alone but
for a penuant and the proud title of
the enigma to the opposition, ana season
after season his %uOu right arm WIS tie
means Toy which the coveted Silkeu flag
lioated over Sportsman S Park. ST Louis.
WAS A WORTHY VICTORY.
The Senators had good bah club To
contend with yesterday, and they took 10
chances. The two defeats by the punky
aggregation from the hig beer garden on
the Ohio had usaGe them hungry for a
victory, and they went at the Pirates
hammer and toEES style, as the base lit
column bears witness.
One young Mr. HUGhey, who was m
earlheu IN the coal and gas region, WAS
the victim. and tie Senators lost no time.
in connecting pipe line with his curves
ii can be said Of the youngSter tnat he X
a fair looking, weli-fed appearing fellow.
and not bad pitcher at that.
The statesmen We're inst q l1uIppr T,
swat the ball, and even Mr.. Rusie, The
IS! $500 beauty" would have had his
troubles aud inCoaveniences had he been
on the opposition rubber.
Young AIR. Huebey depends n great deal
on cannon ball delivery i'll dealing with
the enemy: There is where Mr. Cornelius
McGilllcuddy made Il mistake Yesterday
afternoon. If there is anything that the
senatorial sWatterS dote on it is a speedy
pitcher. They delight in doing business
with the fellow who mas arm to burn, !" and
prefer going Up against all the Hawlevs
RuSles, founGS, and TaylOrS in Il bunch
rather than one Cuppy or Griffith.
TWAS LADIES' DAY.
II was ladies' day and upwards of n
thousand of these faiTest and best OF fans
lent their loyal presence.
They made friends with Silver at the
start and never tired ofapp!audiDg the tow
headed twirier. Prof. PiStOrls band en-.
livencd the occasion and directed an nf
their SHE MAJ y-have- seen -bettcr-days'' shots
at the PitlsburgS. 1t was one Of the pret-
JieSt crowds Of the season and the ma iority
of the boxes on the front tier Of the stand
were occupied by prominent folk of tho CITY
The Senators cut the cards anew and took
the first turn at bat. The going ba ck t0
the Old program proved n winner. .JaCl,
Crooks made his rc-entree and piayed third
base. position in which he gained fame
while with the Omaha St PAM CoInrnb,,c
and st. Louis clubs.
Good PLAYER that nc is he had no trouble