The morning times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1897, 1896-07-22

first run of the game with single. vii
son got his third successive hit, and
base on balls TO Burkett filled the bases.
Then Il fast double play disposed or BurEett
and McAleer.
O'Brien's single was all Washington
could get in the eighth, but Cleveland
began with IL single by Mexican and a
bunt by Guilds. then McGarr sacrificed
and four balls To Tebeau filled the bags
Blake forced Tcbeau, but Mexican scored.
thinner flied TO Setback.
lu the ninth DeMontreville singled and so
did Joyce, but on the latter hit DeMontre-
vile ran over second and was caught
Then IA splendid foul catch 10y Zimner and
u still more remarkable one by Tebeau
Competed the Shut out.
THE SECOND GAME.
At the beginning of the second game
base on balls TO the first man up and a
single by DeMontreville failed to DO any
good Tor Washington. burkett ana Nc
Aieer were both passed to Iirst by Nc
james. A double steal took place Just
as a Wild pitch occurred Mckeans
grouuder TO OBrien resulted III burkett
being out ut the plate, ana when Chiids
Ineu TO DeMontrevilie, Hurst allowed
that McAleer was out trying TO get home.
although he was probably the only one
present who thought so.
In the second, Mckean's error gave
Abbey life, but lie remained on first
while the next three quit IN order. Only
three Inen batteu for Cleveland. Selbacn
got u lucky three tn gger in the third. Te-
beau made great run into Biake's terri
tory for a fly ball, but could not get
under il. 1t cost nothing, for one was cut
and IA fig TO McGarr ana n long throw by
Mexican left Selbach on third. With two
out in Cleveland's half, Birkett beat mis-
hunt and McJames' wild throw gave him
second. He stole third, ana sccred on Nc,
Alcer's single. Mexican was thrown cut
by DeMontreville.
Singles 10y Cartwright and Lush were
wastei in the fourth, but Cleveland did
10 l-.,I to fret Nt-,S for
by McCiarr, and two singles by Tebeau and
Bake scored one. Teteau took third On
Biake's hit and scored on wild pitch. The
next two struck out.
Wallace got even by striking out O'Brien
and McA uIey in the next. In the meantime
Setback singled. DeAontrevile was thrown
out 10y Mexican and Joyce was hit by
pitched bail.
There was plenty OF fun in Cleveland's
half. O'Brien, who had been having almost
n continuous argument with Hurst, broke
out loud and strong over close decision
which gave McAleer a lie at first, and was
finally put lut OF the game. He declined
to go, but recorsdered wien Hurst pulled
out his split second chrononeter.
TWO SCORED THEN.
Previous to the row Burkett had singled
and McGarr hit for two bases and scored
both runners. Two were out, but when
DeMontrevilic murfed Tebeau's easy fly
Mciarr scored.
4 base on balls to Cartwright land Abbey's
muIr or MICA tiy gave a man on each
side a base in the sixth. Washington went
out in order in the seventh, but Gle veland
got a decidedly uDeamed run, McGarr tax
ing two bases on Lush's wild throw and
third on 4 wild pitch. He scored after
Tebeau's fly had been caught by Setback.
botl sIt.eS were out nj order III the
eighth. In the ninth Cartwright singled
and Lush walked to first. McGuire balted
for McJames and gave McAleer a chance TO
make the prcttiest oatch the game. MeF.
Ger struck out, but Seltach walked, aud,
with "A shut-out up to the last out iii the
ninth, Wallace found the bases full. ii.
was equal 10 the emergency, and DeMont
forced Splhach