The morning times., 1896-09-05
SENATORS WON AGAIN.


The second game was called at 3:40
O'Clock.
For the Colonels, Dexter skipped the
| first bah McJanies pitched, and 1t fouled
on a line to Mcclure. McCreary went out
from DeMontreville to Cartwright Clarke
was allowed to perambulatc to first on four
bad ones and fleet-foot Fred came home
when popular Jimmy Rogers ade beauty
o-bagger to left center. Pickeri ng's
bounder got by DeMoutreville, but Gene
recovered the ball In time to throw Rogers
out at third.
Lush flew out to Pickering, md De eMontre-
Vile was retired from Dolan TO Rogers nn
a pretty pickup and throw. Selbacb w.ntel
and walked, but was caught rylng To steal
second on Dexter's throw to johnson.
In theColonel's half OF the second, Dolan's
fly was captured by Tom Brown after
hard run; Seibacb made one OF his famous
I've got it, catches of Clingman's long
drive. and Lush rallied Jobnson's screanler
to right.
In the Senator's half, Mcclure was
thrown out from Dolau TO Rogers; "smid-
dy'' was squelcbed in the same manner,
and O'Brien's pop UP was squeezed by
Fraser.
Pitcher Fraser could not connect with
Jinmy's curves in the third, and walked
back to the bench. Dexter singled to
center, hut was caught at second by Nc
Cures neat throw to DeMontrevi lie.
McCreary was easy from o Brien to Cart
wright.
Capt. Brown foul flied to Clngnan.
Cartwright was applauded on coming to
bat, and responded with a two-bagger to
right. Fraser evened up with McJan,es
by striking him out, and Lush flew out
to McCreary.
COLONIES SCARE AGAIN.
In the fourth Clarke reached first on
| mi sinulp RnOars ffayy mt ts. rio hit
Clarke was safe Oh attempt to steal sec
ond when DeMontreville dropped Nc
Guire's throw. Pickering drove bOunder
over 'Smiddy's" head. and Clarke, who
had started to steal third, came home with
run No. 2.
Dolan went out, from DeMontreville to
Cartwright, Pickering reaching second on
the play. Pickering stole third, but was
left at that corner on Clingman's strike
out.
DeMontreville was retired, from Cling
man to Rogers. Fraser hit Selbach on
the forearm with a stinger and was put
under the care of Doctor" Harvey Smith,
Abbey was allowed to run for AL. and the
game went on. The '.Old Reliable" pushed
the leather to right for a base, advancing
Abbey. 'sSmiddy" was hit in the back by
Fraser inshoot, and the teses were filled.
O'BrieD poked the ball over second, scor-
ing A bbey and MCGUIRE. Colonel Fraser
udu d Dialb Case Oh TdttieS
get it over for Tom Brown, and the corners
were again occupied. Cartwright batted a
long fly to left center, which Pickering
caught, Smith scoring N the out.
McJames destroyed the chance to add
couple more runs by hitting nothing three
times.
ABBEY TO HIS OLD FIELD.
Abbey went to right field and Lush took
selbach's place in left Colonel johnson,
McGunnigle's new second baseman, famed
the cuol air thrice Fraser was retired from
DeMontreville to Cartwright. Dexter was
also hypnotized by McJames and could
only chop up the atmosphere around the
plate In al effort to meet the ball
Lush was thrown out from johnson to
Rogers. DeMont singled to left. Abbey
was cordially greeted on coming to bat but
had the hard luck to fly out to Pickering.
Mcguire pinged the ball to right Tor sack.
and DeMont tailed 0'Brien went out
from johnson to Rogers.
Tom McCreary opened the sixth with
two-ba gger to right, went to third on
Clarke's out from DeMont to Cartwright,
and scored on Rogers three-base hit to
center Mcclure dropped Pickering third
strike and when Cartwright let Jim's throw
pop out OF his hands Pickering reached the
bag safely. Dolan and Ciingman's punky
drives were handled by McJames, who
tossed them out at first
SENATORS WERE DISPOSED OF.
Tom Brown went out to Rogers unas-
sisted. Cartwright's fly was captured by
Tom AcCreary, and McJames was easy
from Clingman to Rogers.
Colonel johnson was q victim from o 'Brien
to Cartwright, and Tom Brown squeezed
Fraser's fly. Abbey got round OF ap-
plause when he caught sDexter's long fly
to right. II "a
LUCKY SEVENTH INNING.
In the senators' half Of the lucky
seventh" the ladies stood up and turned
around tor luck. Lush singled and went
to third on q passed bah. DeMont drove J.
the bah against the bat and de- hgn board 4
and rot two bases In the bar6ain, Lpnh