The morning times., 1896-08-29
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out and that settIeIit.
For Washington Lush popped up a fly
| over the pitcher g box which Lyons dropped,
Billy reaching secoud OH the error. DeMont
hunted safe, sending Lush to third, whence
he scored u moment later on Selbach's ny
| TO Donovan. DeMOntreville stole Sec
ond, went to third on sugden's bad throw,
| and tailed on "a passed ball. Farrell
was disposed OF from Lyons to Mack.
"Smiddy' drove a beauty bright to lerl
center, but was left on O'Brieu's out 10
Connie unassisted.
| Mercer presented Lyons with q base on
balls as an opener for the second. Denny
| reached the second sack on a passed ball
| Wright smashed the leather too hot for
| Mercer 10 hold it. Mack drove the bail To
| Cartwright who threw Lyons out at the
| plate. Killen hit on a line 10 DeMont
| who jumped and nailed the flying sphere
and, stepping on second, doubled Wright.
| 1t was a sensational play and aroused
| the highest pitch OF enthusiasm. Genie
was cheered and applauded as IL he had
won n Kingdom for every man, woman
and child in the audience.
For the Statesmen Tom Brown got life
on Ely's tumble and was advanced on
Cartwright's sacrifice, Lyons TO Mack
MERGERS short lily was taken by Ely ana
Lush's sky -scraper was captured by
Wright.
Paddep for the Pirates was easy from
DeMoDtreville to Cartwright Donovan's
bounder was handled from O'Brien 10 big
Ed. Ely ended the inning by striking out
The locals got in the game on their turn
at bat. DeMontreville dumped the ball
in front of the plate and beat Kilen's
throw. Setback hunted toward the sec
ond base line and reached first safely
Duke" Farrell made two attempts to
buDt and thenstruckout. Donovan dropped
'Smiddy's" fly, and DeMontreville scored
Setback and "smiddy'' worked a pretty
double steal O'BrieD waited and walked.
filling the bases. Brown hit sharply To
right field, scoring Setback and "Smiddy ="
Cartwright tapped the BAH TO Padden, who
threw to Sugden, catching o Brien- Mercer
singled, scoring Brown. Cartwright and
Mercer registered on Lush's three-Lagger,
but Billy Was caught at the plate trying
TO stretch his drive into ~ home run.
The smoked Italians" could do moth
Ing with Mercer in the fourth sugden's
NY was caught by ,DeMontreville and
Davis flew out to Brown Lyons broke
his bat, when he met the ball, and was
retired from DeMoDtrevilie to Cartwright
KILLEN WAS RETIRED.
Manager Mack substituted Hughey for
kil!en III the box DcMoutIeviIle was a
victim from Ely to Mack. Hvghey struck
out Setback and Farrelis long ny 10 center
was captured by Wright in very handsome
style.
In the fifth, Wright was safe Oh MERGERS
error. but was forced ut second on Mack's
tap to DeMontrevil!e. Hughey flew out
TO Gene. Padden drew a base on balls
Donovan's fly was allowed TO drop be
tween Brown, O'brien and DeAiontrevile
and Mack scored. Ely destroyed further
chance by flying out TO Setback.
In the Senator's half, Smith was given
a base on balls. O'Brien flew TO Lyons.
Hughey puzzled Capt. Brown and made him
bite at wide ones. "Smddy'' stole sec
ond and Went to third when the ball got
away from Padden. Cartwright couldn't
Connect with Hughey's twisters aud the
side took the field.
The visitors waxed familiar with Wins
delivery in the sixth, and By scoring three
earned runs got within hailing distance
of their opponents.
Sugden hunted safely and went to second
on Davis out to Cartwright. Lyons singled
10 center, scoring sugslen. and Joe came |
all the way around OIL Wright's three |
Dagger.
Mack drove the ball past third, and |
Wright registered. Hughey was out, from |
O'Bricn to Cartwright, and Padden was
nailed, by peMont to Cartwright.
APPLAUDED AND WAS OUT EASY.
Mercer was applaudcd when lie came to |
bat. He went out, from Lyons to Mack. |
Lush drove grass burner to Donovan's |
garden. DeMont followed with clean
biDgO to the left frontier Selbach hit |
to Ely, who threw to second, forcing
DeMont, and Lush scored on Padden's |
bad throw to Mack, in the attempt to
double selbach. The German Ambassador"
tried to purloin second, but was caught |
by Sugden's throw to Padden
Donovan opened the lucky SEVENTH by
flying out to O'Brien, and Ely's line drive
was squeezed by Lush. Sugden flew out to
Brown.
In the Senator's half, the girls got up
and turned around for luck Farrell singled
to center. 'smiddy" struck out O'Brien's
short fly was captured by Ely, and Brown
foul flied to Mack.
Davis struck out Lyons walked to
irst, stole second, and reached third on
Wright's out, IRON HeMon,reville to Cart
wright. Mack singled to lett and Lyons
scored. Hughey singled to tight, but was
forced at second On PaddenS tap to De |
GENE MADE A HOMER.
The Senators wind-up of the inning
and the game, as it was called on account
Or darkness. was on the blood tingling, |
brow your hat-in-tle-air order.
Alter Cartwr1eht's fly had teen gobbled
by PaddeD ana Mercer had been retired,
rom Ely TO Mack, Lush came up and re-
'ponded with his third hit, sending the ball
10 right field for sack. DeMontreville |
hen faced MI. Hughey, and as PARTING
mot to his old captain. he s.nots the ban to
he score board and Travelled the circuit
,efore its return. The score:
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