The evening times., 1896-07-04

Louisville at Chicago.
Each club plays two games.
Ball Park, Philadelphia, July 4.-The
Senators cllne out TO the park early, and
lost no time i'll gingering up for their dual
struggle today. As ii was the last appear
ance OF Jack Crooks and Jimmy Rodgers
with the visitors, they were persons of in
terest TO the specta tors.
Crooks declared before the game that IL
would make an extra ordinary effort 10 cover
second better than he ever did In his life
Il viii uy,'' said Jack, Ito make my last
games as a Senator the best ever put up"
IL can he .aid that Jack relishes the
Idea OF going to Louisville, though he
says he wishes Johnny O'Brien, his sue ces-
sor, all the good luck in the world.
THE press and public of Washington
have been exceedingly kind TO me-" said
Jack TO The Times man this morning,
''and / regret my transfer more on the ac-
count Of severing these pleasant relations
than for any other
About 5000 people had assembled when
game was called. McJames and Mcclure
We're the Senator's battery a nd Carsey and
Clements filled the points for Philadelphia.
FIVE RUNS IN THE FIRST.
Rain is threatening as the Senators go
10 the bat. The outlook is unra vorable TO
a pretty day. The air is perfectly hideous
with the bursting of cannon crackers and
other noisy combustibles.
Carsey, WashInston's Jonah" pitcher,
was wild at the start.
First innins-Brown hit to right center
for
Brown. Joyce went to third Oh SeIbachs
tap to right. Selbach stole second. Lush
out on foul fly to Brouthers. Cartwright
singled TO center, scoring Joyce and Sci.
bach. Cartwright caught trying to steal.
Mcclure singled TO left. Crooks hit for two
bases, sending MCGUIRE to third. De Mon
trevilie hit 10 left center, scoring Mcclure
and Crooks. De Montreville was forced on
McJames' hit 10 short-Pive runs.
Mcrtes struck out. Hulen out, Crooks to
Cartwright. Delehanty singled Thomp-
son hit To left. Brouthers singled to left,
scoring Delehanty. Hallman fly out to
Lush. One run.
Second inning Brown out, Hallman to
Brouthers. Joyce fly to Nash Sclba ch foul
fly to Clements. No runs.
Clements out, fly to MCGUIRE Nash out,
DeMontreville To Cartwright. Carsey base
on balls. Mertes singled to center Hulen
fly to Selbach. No runs.
Third inning singled to center,
Cartwrightfli flied to Mertes, Lush was caught
trying to steal, aud Mcclure flied TO center.
No runs.
PHILLIEs SCORED FIVE.
nalahnnty I'm
Thompson hit to right for base, aud went
to third on Broutlers' two-bagger to center.
Hallman got n base on balls, fill.
ing the bases. Clements singled, scor.
ing Thompson and Brouthers IIallman
scored on Nash's fly to Brown Carsey hit
for three bases, scoring Clements Carsey
scored on DeMont's error OF Mertes rap to
short. Five runs.
Fourth inning-Crooks singled to right
but was forced at second on DeMontrevilie's
hit to Nash. DeMontreville was forced on
McJames' tap to third. Brown singled to
right. Joyce singled, scoring McJames
Hurst called Joyce out at first on throw
from Carsey TO Brouthers. 1t was a bad
decision. Joyce kicked SD hard that Hurst
put MIN out of the game. 1t was grand
etahh pay oh puc puiO vi Uo CONCr uD
his bad bunder in calling Scrappy out at
first. Rogers took Joyce's place at third.
One run.
Delehanty hit for two bases. Thompson
flied out to Selbach. Delehanty was out
trying to steal third, but Hurst would not
allow 1t. Brouthers singled, but was
doubled from DeMontreville to Cartwright
on Hallnan's hit to short. One run
Fifth inning-Sclbach out, Carsey to
Brouthers. Lush singled to left. Cart
right flied to center. MCGUIRE flied to
4 thompson. No runs.
Hallman flied out TO Brown, who made n
wonderful oDe-!iand catch while running
backwards. Nash out; McJamcs to Cart
wright. Carsey, base on balls, but was
forced on Mertes' tap to DeMontrcvillc.
No runs.
WHEN THEY HIT CARSEY.
Sixth inuing- Crooks and DeAontreville
base on balls. McJames singled. rilsaE
Ibe bases. Crooks forced ut the plate on
Browns hit to Brouthers. Rogers singled