The morning times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1897, 1896-09-18

safe hit. Shindle flew out to Abbey.
Mccarthy Lit to DeMont, who made 4 bad
throw to O'Brien, to force CorCoran, and
both were safe. BroOklyn's odd re-
liable, John Grim, swiped the ball ON
the trade mark and II bounded into the
bleachers. Everybody came home. Brick
Dust" hit out a fly, which was aught by
Setback, but Jones tailed run No. 4, on
base on balls, n steal, and a passed
ball that got by Mcclure and rolled to
tine stand. Anderson flew out to Brown.
III the Senators end, Sniddy was retired
from Kennedy to Anderson, and O'Brien
WIS put out on Cprcoran's fast assist
to Anderson of Johnny's hot grass burner,
Tom Brown singled TO center, but was lett
on Sbocb's fling to Hans Of Cartwright's
bOunder.
The Trolley Dodgers increased their
total in the fifth. Capt. Griffin hit To
left center for two bases, reached third
on Shocb's out, from O'Brien to Cart
wright, and scored on Corcoran's fly out
to Tom Brown. Sbndle went to second
when Sniddy made horrible error of
handling the smash down the third base
line.
Shocb went out, from O'Brien to Cart
wright, and Tommy Corcoran flew out to
Abbey. With two hands gone, the fun
began, and errors piled up almost as high
as the Maine aJority.
ioui sure
ing Sbindle, and a cOngloneration Of rank
errors by Tom Brown, Abbey, and Nc
Cure, "A base on balls, and Anderson's
tnree-ba ger scored Mccarthy, Grim,
Kennedy, and chairman Jones'
Capt. Griffin came to bat for the second
time in the inning, but had the kindness
to knock a fly to Selbach.
EASY IN THE FIFTH.
Charley Farrell batted for McJanies in
the Spnafnrs' en- af % fifth
wasan easy out from Kennedy o A nderson.
Abbey singled to left, but was forced at
second on feeders choice of DeMont's
rap to Shoch. Setback waited and walked
but the chance was gone when ''Old Re-
liable" flew out to Griffin.
King succeeded McJames in the sixth.
Shoch popped up a tapioca to O'Prien
Toinm Corcoran had betterluck-he pinred
the ball to left. Tommy fingered at first
sack, however, when Tom Brown robbed
Shindie's ny, and Mccarthy flew out to
O'Brien.
Smiddy foul flied to Grim, and O'Brien
got life at first by pushing his good shape
into one OF kennedy'scurves Capt. Brown
famed the air hard three times. Cart
wright perambulatcd to first ON four bad
balls, but il was all ov.- when '16 TO
l" tapped to Shoch, and was tossed out
to A anderson.
Grim foul flied to Smith. Kennedy
singled. but was forced at second ON Jones.
rap to DeMont. Anderson lifted the ball
high in the air and Gene squeezed it.
NOT LUCKY IN THE SEVENTH
In the Toga Wearers' end OF the lucky
seventh" the girls stood up and turned
around. Abbey drew a base on balls and
advanced on DeMOntreville's out from
Shoch to Anderson. Setback hit to Ken
nedy and Brick Dust threw Abbey out
TO Shinde. MCGUIRE was disposed OF
from Corcuran TO Anderson.
Smiddy caught Capt. Griffin's line fly
in the eighth. but ex- Senator shoch popped
a safe fungo to left. Tommy Corcoran
flew out to Setback. Sbindle singled to
right but the runners were left when No
Carthy batted the ball into Tom Browns
hands.
In the Senators half, Smiddy flew ont
to Chairman Jones, and DeMontreyille
tapped the ball to Anderson and was re-
tired at the initial sack. Capt. Brown
whacked the leather over second for a
base. Cartwright was made present OF
first but it was all over, and ninth place
gone, when Silver hit nothing but the