The morning times., 1896-07-03

up'' and the Senators scored. After Nc
Guire had been retired at first from Lowe
DeMontreviiie bunfed the bali toward
Stivetts and Happy jack threw ttagafnst
the right field fence. Gene went to third
on the error and scored when stiyetts again
Jimmy McJames out at first on tue latter's
Dounder To- third. The inning was ended
by Tom Brown giving Nichols aneasy Glance
70 thro whim QUITO Talking Tommy
The last run was harvested In the
eighth. 1t looked gloomy when Joyce,s
rap was captured by Nichols, who tossed IL
driving out clean two,bagger. The
German Ambassador went TO third
on Lush's out from Lowe to Tucker and
scored on Cartwright's single to left.
CURES hit to Long.
Crooks struck out III the ninth, DeMontre-
Vile flew out to Long. McJames was dis
posed OF from Lowe to Tucker, and IT was
all over.
McJames had the visitors guessing their
first turn at bat. Hamilton popped up Il
DeMontreviIle who threw him out at first,
and Bannon foul flied to Mcclure.
The Beaneaters had u chance in the sec
9nd put were n4s equal 10 ~ eiie 9ccas,on'
Tucker drew a base on balls and went
to second on Duffy's rap to CrooSs which
Jack threw To DeMontreville instead OF
Cartwright as he should have. Both run
ners were safe and they advanced on a
wild pitch. Stivetts famed out AMI Bobby
loves foul fly was squeezed by Joyce.
The chance to score was destroyed by
McJames' superb pitching. -
NCJAMES WAS SUPERB.
Jimmy kept them at the guessing contest
in the third Nichols flew out to Cart
wright. Billy Hamilton batted the ozone
three times instead or connecting with
the ball, and Lush grabbed Tenney's fly
to right.
IL was different in the fourth-the awful
fourth. Its result caused strong men 10
weep and fair women TO wall. II was
the best. if the most painful, exhibition
OF how not to play bali ever afforded at
National Park. 1t was not unly exasperat-
ing and excruciating. but it was time
that forced the average rooter TO make II
and his bank account OF descriptive and
iurid adjectiyes.
II was like this: BaDnon flew out t1 Tom
Brown. Long singled To center. Tucker
went out from McJames to Cartwright.
Long went to third on IL wild pitch. and
Duffy drew base ON balls. Then the
Duffy's attempt to purloin seclnd, Nc
Guire threw to short. hoping to catch Long
on the run in to the plate. Gene caught
the bali neatly and returned 1t quickly to
Mcclure. Tie circus commenced. Long
was tearing toward home, and Mcclure
had him crucified. but jim lost his Doodle
and fired the ball toward Joyce. "To-
ward'' Joyce. understand.
The throw went two feet over JOyce's
hands as he jumped in the effort to take
the ball and IL sped to left field. Long
ran home unmolcsted and Duffy took adj
vantage OF tile opportunity To score the
second run. When the ball flew over
Joyce's head Seibach backed up" but in
stead of returning the ball to tine pate to
catch Duffy, he held It and then threw to
Joyce, who had to turn and throw again.
ana at that nearly caught the runner. II
was n pretty throw. but selbacl's hesita-
tion was disastrous and gave the game to
ROStOu as IL turned out,
Had Selbach returned the ball to the
plate at once Duffy would have been
caught and the side retired with one run.
Following this very narrowing episode.
Happy jack Stivetts singled TO right.
Bobby Lowe then hit a high one to Lusi's
territory which Billy should have ''eat up,"
but the ball escaped his init, and to make
a bad case worse lie threw wild la second.
Before the sphere could be recovered i'll
left field Stivetts and Low scored.
II was awful and the male fans swore
blue streaks, the ladies' mourned over the
catastrophein a milder manner il they did
have their private OpinioDs Uf the rotten
pla ying.
he iourth closed the visitors run getting.
They were easy meat in the remaining
innings, owing To the great twiriing OF
McJames and the phenomenal fie lding
OF DeMontreville and Tom Brown and the
gilt edge first base play Of Cartwright
The attendance WAS 1886. Tile score.