The morning times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1897, 1896-09-10
LOEB e. HIRSH,

got life on Smiddy's bad throw to Cart
wright. Grady singled to center. Cross
drove a slow bounder to Smith which
Harvey could not field fast enough, and
the corners We're filed. Orth batted a
long fly to Brown on which Mailman scored
Cross tried to steal second but was caught
in the act by Farrell's throw to o'Brien.
DeMONT's GREAT SLIDE.
In the Senator's half Lush flew out to
Thompson. DeMont singled past short
and stole second. Farrell made his second
hit, and DeAionJ scored by fast sprint
and great slide to the plate. Smiddy
was disposed of from Mailman to Lajoie.
In the third, Cooley reached first on
DeMontreville's error and went to third
when Genie repeated the faux pas oil
Hulen's grounder. Dclehanty made a base
hit to left, scoring Cooley and Hulcn.
Del was forced at second on ThoInp sh's
tap TO Smith. Lajoie followed with a
safe bunt. Lush dropped Hallman's fly
but recovered the ball in time to throw
Lajoie out at second. Grady pinged the
leather to left and Big Sam trotted home.
Cross flew out to Setback.
O'Brien was easy from Mailman to La
5oie. Tom Brown made a pretty drive to
center and stole second moment later.
Cartwright's long fly was squeezed by
Cooley and Mercer struck out
In the fourth. the Quakcrs were easy
meat. Ortiz went out from OBrien to
Cartwright. Cooley flew out and
Hulen was retired from DeMontrville to
Big Ed.
LUSH STOLE THIRD.
Lush maintained his reputation as q
patient waiter and walked to first. He
was pushed along by DeMontreyillc's sac
rifice and stole third on a pitch. Setback
got four bad balls, but was forced on
Ferralrs tap to Hulen, Lush scoring OH
the play. ''Smiddy'' went out from Hall
man to Lajoie.
Delehanty opened the fifth with a single
to center. Thompson flew out to De-
Montreville. Del burglarized second aud
went to third on LaJoie's out at first.
The chance to score was destroyed, how
ever, when Mailman was thrown out from
DeMontrevillc to Cart wright.
O'Brien new out to Cooley, but Tom
Brown had another hit in his wagon
tongue, aud made his third steal OF the
center sack, Tom tailed on Cartwrigbts
slashng drive to right center. Mercer
made a bingo IT, left. and Lush followed
suit, scoring Piano Legs"
DeMont gave the crowd a great chance
to howl b Y slaniming the ball To center for
two bases, scoring Mercer aud Lush. Gene
registered on Selbacb's single. Sci stole
second, and scored on Farrelrs out, from
uulen to Lajoie.
SMIDDY GOT IN THE GAME.
Snddy took a bite OF the pie at this
juncture, pushing out a clean base hit. but
was left when o Brien was thrown out ut
second on an attempt to steal, after
singing to center.
IN the sixth, Grady's fly. to short left
was captured by DeMont after a hard run.
Lush nailed Cross skyscraper, and Ortb
was tossed out, from Mercer TO Cart
wright.
Brown drew base on balls. Cart
wright's pop up was caught by La joie, and
Mercer couldn't connect with the ball.
Brown made his fourth steal OF second and
went to third on Gradys high throw TO
Hallman. Lush flew out to Thompson.
In the lucky seventh Mercer fed a
slow one to Cooley and Dick killed IL.
Hulen struck out. Delehanty flew out to
Tom Brown. Big Sam Thompson drove the
ball to center field fence for three bases,
scoring Cooley, but Sam was left at
third when Lajoie foul flied to Farrell
After DeNiontreville had been retired from
Orth to Lajoie and Mailman had squeezed
Seibach's fly, Duke Farrell hunted and sped
to first like a two-y ear-old. Smith struck
out
The Quakers scored three runs in the
eighth on singles by Mailman and Grady, n
thrce-bagger by Ortiz, and Cooley's hit for
base.
THOMPsON'S GREAT CATCH.
o'BrieD waited and walked in the States