The morning times., 1896-06-18
DIAMOND DUST.
lust watch Cleyeland climb.

Just watch Cleveland climb.
Oh, well, we can't win every game,
| Now for Boston and two out of three.
Jack Boyle worked hard on the coaching
| lines.
The Senators got giddy and "sbot the
! chute
Keefe made Philadelphia a present of their
! fourth run.
Pittsburg and Brooklyn are uncomfort
Silver" struck Lave Cross out In the
| second inning.
Ascus stomary, Tim Keefe was badly offon
balls and strikes.
The Philies hit the ball timely, and the
| score tells the rest.
Sam Thompson actually made a safe
bunt in the seventh.
Carsey's slow ball was the stumbling
block 10 Senatorial aspirations.
Tom Brown is ''unlucky' in getting hit
by the pitcher. OR is it .'uniucky?'
In the seventh. with second and third
occupied, SILVER struck Grady out.
New York plays Brooklyn at Brooklyn
today. That is bad for the Senators.
King Delehanty's presence in the game
had a reJuyenating elect on the U,ner
Quakers. -
Philadelphia and Baltimore play today
at Baltimore, aud may the devil take the
hindmost.
MCGUIRE went to bat for McCauIey in
the ninth. and was given an ovation by
the audience.
and allowed the Senators to make dan
gerous rally
Tom Browns fast legs were in evidence
in tine seventh when he beat hit to Cross
to first base.
Poor. old st. Louis Browns and unfortun-
InN rnAf -
the toboggan?
Had the bridegroOmsplay yed yesterdayand
won, the Senators would have lost their
first division hOnors.
II all the changes mooted take place in
| the Philadelphia club there will De nobody
that is anybody left.
The Senators played mechanical ball
at the start and ailowed the game TO get
beyond their reach and rally.
The Philadelphia management is reported
as saying that Carseyis not ambitious"
What do they want Ior their money?
Carsey had . number of admirers in the
audience. who were very much in evidence
with their applause for the ex-senator.
The Senators will take revenge on the
Orange Athletic Club this afternoon. But
at that the Jerseymeu are not TO be de
siised.
The ladies Were determined that little
rain should not prevent them from seeing
the last game They We're present by the
thousands. ..-
Abbey played a great game in the right
grass plot. Several of his chances Were
exceedingly difficult and were only cap
tured after hard runs.
Despite the adversity that befell him, the
crowu and especially the feminine portion,
remained loyal to" Silver" and cheered him
throughout the contest.
Big Dan Brouthers is slated to give way
to carey. The same thing happened to
Dln AT f..iitituOrp- is rt no
has seen better days.
Big Dan Brouthers was victim to" Silver"
in the third, but at that silver had to
pu. six strikes over the plate before keefe
would give him the decision.
Judge Kimbali occupied seat in roCters'
row, aud when the sun gods yelled every
body up in the seventh. his homer ma
jestically riz with the rest.
Jake Boyd has been Harmed" to the
Portsmouth Club OF the Virginia State
League and left last night for his new
connection in his old stamping grounds.
Bert Riddle came in about the time the
Phiilies had finished making their first
three runs. When told the score, Bert said,
My. my. have those stiffs had a rcsCr-
rectiOn?'
Joyce. with Connie Mack's Pirates ard
Dave Foutz'S trolley dodgers right at
our heels and liable TO push us down with
a single game. Get at the Beaneaters and
get at 'em for keeps.
1t was very unsatisfactory game not
SO much that the Senators lest, but that
Keefe's appearance behind the bat de-
stroyed confidence and took all Of the
ginger out of the crowd.
Montreville's cre-baud stt p of Grady's
hothtin the fourth. was highly = sensa tucnaL
Gene was running at full speed, when ne
stabbed the ball. but couldn't recover in
time to make the out at first.
The audience was very sore over Keefe
and hissed him continually. Tins days
are numbered. The League cannot af-
ford to retain such an inc. mpetent umpire.
even though regret would 60 with a dis
charge.
benefit to Phil Baker will be played at
National Park next Saturday afternoon.
ball players of the city, including Presl-
dent Nick Young and Others almost as well
known to the older fans. The scores Of
the League games will be posted by innings.
and the admission VIII be 25 cents.
All right, .Siiver," you had license 20
lose and 1t was not so much your fault,
considering that you hat i, Jo, .,n All nu
Keefe and team behind you that didn't
hit Carsey at the right time. -Four vic
tories out of five games pitched is a
great record, and We are with You Just
the same as il you had let the PhilIies
down without the semblance of Il hit.
That's the kind OF fans We are this season
IT think it q shame" said the pretty
brunette behind a black dotted veil. THAT
Carsey won't let our boys knock the ball
over the fence. We al! came out this
afternoon to see the Senators win and
give them hearty good-by. but Mr.. Carsey
is acting so badly that ! fear the good-b by
will be ALL" Then she nudged her com
panion and asked IL her hat was at the
proper angle.
1t was tough on the Philadelphia papers
that Nash's men won yesterday Accord
ing to the program Frank Hough and
his fellow scribes have mapped out.
make the daily dish of roastology CON
sistent and palateable to their readers
Yesterdays victory must have broken the
points on their pencils and split their
.'shooting the chute"
Hardly.
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