The morning times., 1896-06-24

New York. June 23.-EX-Senator Jouctt
Mcesin smiled "A satisfied sniirk for scvei
innings this afternoon and then all of Il
sudden he lost his Heavenly TWINS coun-
tenance, and came very near losing the
game besides.
,Jouett proved himself /. rank gutter under
fire ana hau the Senators not been so
heavily handicapped by the SIX runs made
by New York III the early part OF the
game the third victory OF the trip wou!u
be recorded IN these lines.
''Scrappy BIZ and ms boys played their
famous up-niii game, but Jney waited TOO
long, the hit tnat was necessary IN tue
ninth with the DaseS Iuil was not forth
coming from Toh Browns usually reliable
asn. 1om INT the bail bat II was 80 uns,nd
as 10 roll INTO Md Gieasons glove, and
IL was all over, wItn the score SIN 10 i've
against the parUy oT Statesmen from -. L.
a bit of bad Judgment III base running
cut "A Whole lot % ace dsaiiist inc senator.
in the eighth. whcn they started their
rally. and mad MccEin up III the ar, WIN
u bad case OF ratU!eS On.
On DeMoDtreviiie fly out to Tiernan,
Crooks tried 10 reach second, but was
easily caught; had Jack Dded his time
lie would have been pushed along by
Kings base on balls ana would have tai
lied with Mcclure on Browns Int To
center. But let ti.au pass. Jack tool,
the chance in a tight pinch and did his
best. An angel, so we are told, can d o
no more. rLe Imrd WAS fruitful inning Tor
the masqueradcrs, who bear the name Of
clip ana Were fortunate in punching their
drives. Ailer the smoke had cIeared
away, however, silver settled down
like the globule i'll thermometer on Il
January uay, ana from the fourth hence
forth he made monkeys of FreednlaD's
hirelings.
KING BRACED UP AGAIN.
King seemed TO have DO speed in the
third inning and when he would put the
ball over lue waiting New Yorker wUuiu
nuirElV HIit said before.
he soon put n stop to their efforts and
pitched gilt edge game until the close.
HIS speed came back TO him, and with IT
he mixed up slow ban that made his
opponents wrench their backs.
AceKin was Il puzzle until the eighth,
when he weakened. and had the Senators
been apportioned any luck at all the game
would have been theirs. A more evident
case Of raitles was lever witnessed on II
ball ground.
the Senators in this way. Billy Lush was
sent TO bat in place of King in the ninth
when the bases were iull aud was ripe
Tor hit. but Iouett was So razzle-dazzicd
that he couldn't put the ball over, and Lush
walked, forcing Mcclure home.
a drive from Lush's bat would have Won
the game. and Billy can always be de
DE ntied on to hit IN a tight place. That has
been eXemplifIed several times on the honE,
grounds this SEASON.
Tom Brown played a great fielding game
and was often applauded Tor his fast woTk
The Senators took the first turn at bat.
Brown flew out TO short. Joyce drew a
base on balls and stole second. Abbey's
fly was caught by Clark. selbach WIS az
lowed to walk 10 iirst. but was forced al
second on Cartwright'S tap to Gleason.
In the second Mc,iuire flew out TO Wilson.
Crooks was nailed, -Meehin TO Clark, and
DeMontrevillc popped up an easy one 10
George Davis. King flew out to Davis IN
the third. Brown struck out, Joyce drew
his second gift of first on balls, but the
chance was n!ightet by Abbcy's fly out to
Van Ualtren.