The morning times., 1896-08-09

game this season In the third inning he
was sent to bat in place OF Mcmahon. ana
with DoDnelly and Clarke on first and sec
oDd, respectively, he advanced them viii
an infieid tap, on which he was thrown ou'
ut first.
That was the extent OF the crackerjack
little third baseman's participation in the
sluggiDg match, as Clarkson took Nc cAahen's
place after that inning. "Mugscy" has
let the barber toy with his piratical nus
tache, and now looks about as fat and
sassy as he did before the typhoid claimed
him as q victim.
Capt Tom Brown led the home team az
bat. with a home run and twp singles, and
Capt Kelley bore off like hcDors for The
visitors with four-base hit. two doubles
and a single, making total OF nine bases.
The Senators TOOK the Iirst crack at The
immaculate horsehide. Billy Lush singled
and was pushed TO second 10y dc Montre-
ville,s clever hunt. selbach got life ON
Jennings error On fielders choice or
McGuire's rap Selbach was forced at sec.
oud and Lush scored. Farrell flew out to
Donnelly.
SIX IN THE THIRD.
A run was added in the second on
O'Brien's single, Browns sacrifice aud
MERGERS fungo to left.
Six tallies were made in the third and
Mchahon was driven from the box. De-
.Montreville opened the fusllade with
neat buDt, and live singles and two
bagger sent a half dozen Senators To
safety, giving them a total OF eight runs
snd the lead for the time being
They were thanked until the eighth,
when they got together und pushed their
aggregate to twelve
Lush led OFF with q single to center.
DeMontreviile flew out to Kelly. Selbach
hit to right center for sack, aud Nc
CURE got four bad balls. filling the bases.
Farrell was hit by pitcher, and Lush
walked in. O'Bren singled scoring Sci.
bach and Mcclure. Brown was made
present OF the first corner. again filling the
circuit. and o. Brien ioped home on NOrton's
hot drive to left center.
They made gallant rally In the nj nth.
DeMontreviile walked to first. Selbach's
fly was captured by Keller McGuire
singled but was forced on Farrell s infield
shot The Duke reached the center bag on
Joe Qcinn's bad throw to Doyle. and De-
Montreviile registered.
O'Brien waited on GARRISON and walked
and Tom Bro wn cleared the bases with
home run hit that bounded past Brodie. and
rolled TO tue fence With a couple OF hands
out, Cart wright made two-bagger to left.
but Norton famed, ending the inni ny
and the game.
HOW BALTIMORE DID IT.
Baltimore scored in their half Of the first
on KeIiy's bunt, Keeler's out from 'Brien
to Cart wright. and Doyie's single.
The visitors scored five runs in the
second They were entitled to only three.
but Mercer's error on Jennings slow roher
allowed them two more.
Five hits in the third netted them four
taIl.es The fourth inning was blank.
but the fifth wa s fruitful, as seven or the
birds flew across the rubber.
Norton superseded Mercer at this stage
OF the proceedings and prevented further
scoring until the eighth. when they fell
onto the Georgian and pounded out three
runs.
Garrison singled past second. but was
forced by Kelly. Keelcr hit for base
and, Jennings two bagger scored Captaii.
Joe Doyle's drive sent kecler across the
plate. and Jennings came home on Quinns
biuro Brodie was out on an infield fly
with first and second occupied, and Don
nelly flew out to Selbach. The score: