The morning times., 1896-07-01
SO A MONTH
is in sixth place this morning.

Is III SlSIu pidCe tU.S IilOEulUS-
The game was played as follows:
The Senators took first crack at the
new Spalding. 1t looked as III they would
do business with the visitors, but nit. Tom
Brown whacked the ball down to Bobby
Lowe, who threw him out at first, so
Hurst said. everybody else thought Tom
was safe. Joyce drew base on balls.
selbdch singled. Lush flew out to Ban-
non. and Selbach was caught trying to
steal the middle sack.
In the seconu Cartwright opened the pot
by driving the ball to center for Gase.
hut took too much lead and was caught off
first by SullivaD's throw to Tucker. Had
Ed not slipped and fallen in getting back
he would not have heen nailed. Mcclure
got life at first on Harrington error, Ind
went to second ON passed ball, Crooks
waited and walked TO Tommy fuckers
| corner. DeMont hit to Harrin gton, who
| threw to second, forcing Jack. Mercer
looked good for a single, but blasted hope by
pushing the sphere TO Long, and forcing
DeMOnt at second.
In the third, brown singled. Joyce flew
out to Long Selbach was safe at first on
left. which Harrington squeezed after a
hand run. Cartwright then popped up a
fly that was entitled to fall safe. but
Tucker ran with the ball and nabbed IT,
"Old Reliable Jim MEG Guire intensified
the gloom in the beginning or the fourth
by making three frutless swings ut the
ball. Then be walked back to tie bench.
Crooks male a beauty bunt. Genie was
patient AMI got a free pass to first from
''Buddie'' sullivan, but was forced at
second ny Mercer's tap To the Dutchmun at
short Herman also eat up Tom Browns
dust raiser and threw him out at first
by foot.
Joyce singled cleaDly TO center in the
fifth but was doubled OH Selba chs line
fly TO Long. Lush hit past sec ond but was
left on Cartwrighrs fly to Hamilt on.
The Senators went out one, two, three in
the sixth. Mo6uire's long fly was captured
by Duffy, Long threw Crooks cut at finst
and DeMontreviles first pass ut the ball
resulted i'll foul which flew straight into
Tenney's glove.
EVERYBODY UP"
Everybody ..riZ up in the seventh and the
St.,.->IIen td llied twice. tie inning operied
lnauspciously. Mercer flew out to Capt.
DutTy. bobby Lowe played marbles with
Tom Browns grounderanu IoIns hook hands
with. uCker. He went tosccuDd On Josce's
rungO which Tucker couldn't scoop UP
quick enough To make the out at first.
brown ana Joyce advanced base each
Oh Seibach's out and scored on Lusn's
single. Cartwright hit To billy HaniitUD's
baInw ick sending Lust 20 linru, but both
were left when MCGuirc lew out To center.
The third and last run w;ts scored in the
eighth. Crooks knocked up i sky rocket
ana Bobby Lowe set himself to take it in.
But lie didn't and Jack gave him the
''ha, ha,' from TIrst base. 1he bit Of
luck was of snort duration, as Crooks WIS
forced u. second on DeMontrevilie's tap
to the Dutchmau. Mercer singled anu
DcMontrevile went 10 third. Brown hit TO
Long, sCUriDE Oeie. nut Mercer was IUICcu
at second. Joyce fiew out TO Duffy.
In the ninth, Selbach hunted safely but
was forced at second on DeMontreville's
drive to short. Cartwright iiew out to
Duffy and Billy Hamilton ended the game
by catching McGulre's star gazer to center.
The visitors we're BANKED i'll their half
OF the first. The second yielded two
runs After Tummie Tucker had struck
out, Duny singled To left. Harrington
did the same thing sending the captain to
tnird ana appropriating second on the
throw in. Lowe hit TO LEFT and Duffy and
Harrington scored. sullivan struck out
ana hamilton was easy from Crooks To Cart
wright.
TWO MORE IN THE THIRD.
Two more tallies were theirs in the
third. With two men out they scored
twice. Tenney made bad start by fly
ing out to Brown, ami Bannon was retired
gave Long base on balls and lie went
to third on fuckers two-bagger. Duffy
Int for three bases scoring herman and
Tommie but Hughey was thrown out at
the plate from Bro wn to DeMontreville to
McGuire in trying to stretch his drive into
l.nme run.
With two out in the fourth. Sullivan
made a hit, was pushed along by Hami-
TONS base on balls. and scored on Tenney's
single. Bannon flew out to Lush.
IN the NTH Long singled. Tucker hit
DeMont. in throwing the ball to Joyce.
struck Long in the back and the ball
bounded nearly to the grand stand, allow
ing the shortstop to score. Duffy reached
first on Crooks tumble. Harrington flew
out to Selbach. Lowe flew out 10 Brown,
scoring Tucker. Sullivan stru.k out.
The eighth and final run was made In
the sixth. Hamilton went out on a neat
play from Joyce TO Cartwright. Tenney sin
g!cd. but was forced at second on Bannon's
tap to DeMont. Bannun stole second and
scored OH Longs single. Tucker was a
victim. from De Mont TO Cartwright.
The Beaneaters were blanked in the sew
er'h ann eighth. The attendance was
1000. The score: