Evening star., 1896-07-04
THEY TOOK REVENGE
The Senators Administer Severe De-
feat to Philadelphia.
RUNS WERE MADE IN BUNCHES
Joyce Ordered From the Game
for Kicking.
TOM BROWNS FINE CATCH
TOM BROWNS FINE CATCH
pecial Dispatch to The Evening Star.

Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.
PHILADELPHIA. July 1T was evi-
dent from the snap which the Senators
put. into their preliminary practice this
morning that they were going to make
determined effort to retrieve yesterdays
defeat. Capt. Joyce intimated last night
that Win" Mercer would do the twirling
for the visitors, but he changed his mind
this morning, and decided to send McJames
into the box.
The Phillies presented the same team
they had in yesterday, with the exception
Of the substitution. Of Nash at third and
of Carsey and Clements for Keener and
Grady.
When Umpire Hurst called play there
were about 1900 persons on the grounds.
The visitors went to the bat first.
Brown got two bases On what would or
dinarily have been an easy out, the ball
falling between Hallman and Thompson.
He scored a moment later on Joyce's
cracking single to center. the latter going
to third on Selbachs short hit back of
first, which Hallman juggled. Selbach
stole second Lush fouled out to Brouth-
ers. Joyce and Selbach came home on
Cartwright's single back Of second which
Thompson fumbled. Cartwright was
thrown out in attempting to steal second.
Mcclure sent beautiful single down the
third base line, and Crooks made double
in the same direction. De Montreville
Crooks crossed the plate. De Montreville
was forced at second on McJames' hit 10
Hulen. Five runs.
In their half of the first inning the home
team also scored. After Mertes had struck
out and Hulen had been retired at first on
Crooks assist, Delehanty. Thompson and
Brouthers singled, scoring one run. Hall
man flew out to Lush.
In the first half Of the second Brown was
thrown out by Hallman. Joyce was out
on a fly to Nash, and Selbach fouled ont
plate was taken by Mcclure after hard
run. Nash was out on De Montrevilles
assist. Carsey was given his base on balls
ard took second on Mertes' single to right.
Both were left, however, on Hulen's fly to
Selbach.
Lush opened the third inning with a
single to center. Cartwright's fly to center
was taken by Mertes, and Lush was thrown
out trying to steal second MCGUIRE ended
the inning by fly to Mertes. No runs.
Phillies Make Five.
After Delehanty had flied to Joyce,
Thompson singled to right and Brouthers
nade double to center. Hallman took
first on balls, filing the bases. Thompson
and Brouthers scored on Clements single
Hallman going to third on the throw H.
Tie latter scored moment later on Nash's
fly to Brown Carsey made scratch
and tie.ng the score. Carsey scored on
De Montreville's tumble of Mert.s'
groun6er Hulen fouled out. Five runs
Crooks opened the visitors fourth with
one to Nash and Crooks was retired at sec
ond. DE M)nt." was out at the same
bag on McJames' force hit to Nash. Nc
James went to third on Browns single TO
single to right, Brown going to third.
Joyce was caught off first on a question
able decision. Joyce made vigorous and
just kick and was ordered out Of the game
by Hurst, Rogers taking Joyces place.
One run. The Phillies earned a run in their
half on Delehantys double and Brouthers
single. The side was retired by q beautiful
double by De Montreville and Cartwright
Brouthers. Lush singled to left. Cart
wright flied to Mcrtes and Mcclure flied
to Thompson. Clements opened the Phil
lies half with hit. which looked good for
home run. Brown ran backward for
twenty-five yards. stuck up his left hand
and pulled down the ball. 1t was one of
the greatest catches ever seen on the home
grounds
were given bases on balls, and McJames'
scratch single filled the bases. Brown hit
to Brouthers and Crooks was thrown out
at the plate. and the bases We're still filled
Rogers single scored De Montreville and
McJames. Brown, Rogers and Selbach
then crossed the rubber on Lush's single
and Mertes' error. Lush scored a moment
later ON Cartwright's single to right Cart
wright was forced at second on McGuire's
hit to Hulen, and Mac was retired on
Crooks hit in the same pIace-six runs
The home team were easy outs in their
half Of the sixth.
PhiIlies Stopped Scoring.
Seventh inning-De Mont bunted safe
McJames attempted to sacrifice and was
an easy fly for Nash. Brown flied to
Thompson. Rogers singled to left, De Mont
going to second. Selbach forced Rogers at
second. No runs. The Phillies were blank
ed In their half Of the seventh
Eighth lnning-Lush flied out to Thomp-
son. Cartwright made a double to left and
went to third on McGuire's hit in the same
territory. Cartwright scored on Crooks
sacrifice. De Mont. was out, Hulen to
Brouthers One run. The PhiNies were
blanked in their half. Hulen got to second
on Browns tumble of his single. but was
left.
Ninth tnning-McJames singled to left.
Brown placed safe one in center. Rogers
flied to Brouthers and Selbach went out
in the same way. Brown was forced at
second by Lush. No runs. Philadelphia
scored a run after Thompson and Brouthers
had been retired. Halman singled, and
scored on Clements three-base hit. Nash
flied to Brown. One run.