The morning times., 1896-04-29
Games To-day.
Washington at Brooklyn.
New York at Philadelphia.
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Especial to The Times.)
Baltimore April 2s.-Thc cSematorSeveGed
up long score with The Orioles this after
noon at Union Park.
They not only beat the fast-flying brides,
but pulled great handfuiIs of feathers
from their plumaSe.
The champions were rapid in only one
inning, the first yvhcn they registered three
runs on Anderson ) unsteady pitching. After
Jake Boyd toed the ru.jhGr III the SecCnd
they were easy for the statesmen ana
played rs If they mad the pip which
Is The synonym for that tired feeling
peculiar 10 the feathered tribe.
The game looked S4Ualy from a Wash
iuglOn standpoint IL BiltIm0fc'S : half OF
The first. 4 double by Doyle, Kceier's bunt,
jennings twO-haSc hit. anu Il wild piTCh
gave the champions three runs III tie Clear.
Then The Senators commence. their IanlC us
uphill game.
Boyd was substituted for Anderson, Which
proved very wise Move Cn The part of
Capt. Joyce. The souibpaw from West
Virginia was in good form and anxious
10 redeem himself from The defeat Of
SATURDAY. He succeeded most admirably.
and 10 him above all ytltrSlS due Ihe credit
Of The victory.
USED A SLOW BALL.
He used slow curve BAH very effect
lively, and had suCh SluEgcrS as Doyle,
Kelley aud Kceier Guessing all the time.
lie also fielded his position without The
5. r'i'r r5isN iour hts OF MS delivery ia the
seven innings he occupied the box.
capt. Joyce was also III evidence both a
bat and ia the iield. Out Of four times at
bat he made four hits, giving him the clean
average OF 1000. His home run over the
high right field fence was one of the long
rSi. il not the longest, drive ever made at
Union PARK. The ban sailed away like Il
bird and has not been recover red yet.
He followed this feat in succeeding in-
ning> with, a corking double and two pretty
singles. all OF winch materially assisted
in the run-gettlng.
In addition Capt. Scrappy accepted five
hard chances at second without error or
the smallest approach OF one. He was re-
pIatedly cnecred b! tie crowd for his Good
playing.
Cartwright had his batting eye with
hum and made a couple OF pretty base
hits. Ed. was feeling very foxy and
worked The old moth eaten gag OF SNUG
CLING the bail on Keelcr in the second
inning, retiring the side with a runner
on third and Jennings at the bat. Eds
trick may have saved the game. The
baitimores were so dumbrounded that
iney did not make their usual little kick.
The audience laughed heartily
ABBEY STOLE HOME.
Charlie Abbey also gave the champs
case OF paresis i'll the ninth inning when
Eo sole Hnme while PItCher Pond was
caTessing the ball. Charley got a big
start While Pond wasn't watching and
reached The plate before the BAN could
5tb " lIC NstJCDtI IL WAS Il caring
play and further discomfited the Orioles
In fact, all through the contest the
Senators made monkeys OF their opponents,
getting more runs ana hits ana doing bet
ter base running.
Baltimore has ever been hard loser
especially on their own grounds. and
todays loss proved no exception. Tim
Hurst umpired his usual even game, giving
Inc nome team the best OF all close decisions,
nhI a. me senators ana H. aShioucIoniaftS
present had no censure for Tim, he VIII
umpire the series between the senators aud
Brooklyn.
There was large attendance, the crowd
approaching the 5000 marx. The members
o. sevsral theatrical companies PLAYING in
me vi'E attended and rooted for the
Senator's.
Tom Browns injured leg troubled him
and he rested the wounded member that he
might he IN good condition for the opening
game at Brooklyn tomorrow.
Mercer and Mcclure or McAulcy will be
the battery for the initial contest in the CITY
OF Chur ches.
The players are buoyant tonight over their
victory Tins afternoon and will go to
brooklyn with confidence 10 burn.
The team VIII leave for Brooklyn early in