The morning times., 1896-05-07
GLORY EVEN IN DEFEAT.
Senator's Lost the Game, but Fought
Hard Until the Last.

Cleveland, Ohio, May 6.-There is some
glory even in a defeat like the one Washlns-
ton sustained today and 1t comes from Tue
fact that the Senators would not give
mn INIT fought the battle in the last dltcn
Even in the ninth, with TWO men out theS
made a batting stand that would have won
a les uneven contest auu heS ~ ulu .uSs
seem to lose heart in spite OF Cleveland
big lead. A..
nothing seemed calculated To STOP IneS
took EindIy TO Anderson from the tlrst,
but the chances are that they would nave
done the same with anybody else ana as
Capt. Joyce said when Anderson asked 10
t,, IA ken out, III you can't stop them
nobody can, and if they have got hitting
streak on they are bound TO hit.
IDNve WIS FIgii and tncy certainly Old
hit ASIDE from decidedly 3iI-day LOT
DeMontre vile the visitors fielded well,
and although his errors were numerous ne
nri.rr several almost phenomenal plays.
Mcclure was IL. the game 10 very notlce-
able extent H., faced the pitcher five
times, got thTC" singles, double, and
base on balls
Brown began the game with strike-out.
aud while Cy; Young was pa,ttihg tnSed nititSeIi
IfaII Abbey forced Joyce, stole second
and went TO third on Zimmer's throw to
center field. Selhach's bunt was handled
RurSctt put one over Browns head in
spite of the fact that lie was playing deep
center. 1t was three-DaGger anu NC
| TblItS ana Shearon singled. Tebeau dld
like wise: McA leer forced Shearon AT lnlru.
DcIehauty hit Il CoTklng two-bagGer TO lelt
sending Tebeau home ana Zlillner sing
to ,euter scored McAleer and Delehanty
This ended the fireworks. for Young's fly
fell to Brown. The result was five runs,
all earned.
way except Mc(imres lucky single back OF
Hrsi. nor COulu Cleveland make any trouble
il their half.
In the third Washington was again easy,
hui Cleveland went TO work from the start.
McAleer singled, Delchanty tried 10 sacri-
! flee, but beat Ii out. neMontreville threw
Zimmer's grounder wild i'll an effort 10
catch Delenanty at second, and he went
TO third, while McAlCer scored. Abbey re-
I covered the wild throw, and caught thinner
i, at second. Young's fly 10 Brown scored
+ Delehanty. Then Burkett singled, stole
:, cond and scored on McKean's safe drive
/ TO right Childs was thrown out by Joyce.
washington broke the ice in the fifth.
Anderson began with two Dagger TO
| left, and after two were out Abbey scored
| him with another.
Cleveland added pair in their half.
| thinner hit for two bases, Young for one
and the former scored on BurkettS fly L
center McKean's two-bagger sent Young
| to third. and he scored when Shearon
! sent grounder TO Joyce.
| The bases on balls and AnderSon'S single
gave Washington one in the sixth, MCGUIRE
| being the fortunate man.
4 good streak OF batting scored two for
| the visitors III the seventh. abbey singled
after Joyce had fouled out. Selbach hit
| for three bases, scoring him. Cartwright s
| out sent Selbach home and hits by McGuire
and DeMontreyllle We're wasted for the
latter was out at first when Young turned
| his fast one TO Chllds.
YOung's single and Burkett's double
scored one run. and after the latter had
| taken third on DeMontreville'S wild throw
! to the plate, he got home on McKean's ont.
Delebanty's error, which gave Brown
bis base, was Washington's only blood in
| the eighth. Tebeau beat his bunt, and
| Wallace. who batted for McAleer, singled.
| Delebanty flied TO Joyce. Zimmer got
| bad ones, and on YGung'S grounder Tebeau
scored. ana Wallace was toucbe d by Joyce
| on Young's grounder. Burkett bunted
safe. only to be forced by Mexican.
With one out in the ninth, Cartwright
| singled and MCGUIRE doubled. Rogers
fly to Burkett scored Cartwright, and
! DeMontreville hit over Burketts head for
double, scoring Mcclure. Then Ander-
| son sent the shortstop home with q single
and Brown hit safe, but Joyce flied to
| Wallace.
Following is the score: