The morning times., 1896-09-13

II was III 'he nature oI continuous per-
fcrmance at National Park yesterday after
noon and specIalties were not lacking
Manager Scilmeiz, II appears, was intent
on making strong front and what he was
shy on III the matter of excellence was more
than made up by the grand ensemble.
Like ii three-rlng circus or a roof garden
layout, something was going on all the time.
There was no slowness about the show
no pauclty of activity or spirit OF enuui.
IWiNt the Quakers hitting the ban and the
senators chasing the ieathcr like creased
pig i'll the outfield, there was plenty of
excitement.
Ana II Is not every day til at rooter can
witness fifteen men play on one side in a
bail game. or course the Little Hot
Potatoes and "Swampoodle Swatters''
sometimes work in doZe II or more Chimmics
oneach club IN their battles for the pennaut
of Paradise Alley, but 1t is an exception,
If, indeed. II is not a record for "A National
League club to use fifteen players i'll con
testing single game.
out OF the nineteen men on Mr.. Wagn.r's
pay roll, fifteen participated in the good
bye game with tie Quakers. Really six
teen, for Al. Maui and II is good coac hing voice
and foxy salary arm, was on the ba Sc lines
The only Senators TO escape a cast IN the
comedy OF errors were Mercer, King and
McAuley, and probably their absence from
the performance was due to the fact that
they were not III costume, or, rather, iu
uniform.
NORTON's S WITHDRAWAL
Just why Manager Schmelz saw fit to
pull Norton out OF tie box and substitute
German, and thereby opened the way for
the further substitution of McJamcs and
Flynn, is a secret with him.
The eX-SoutherD Lacquer was pitching an
even game, every whit as gccd as Taylor,
" Hn lc ST.
since his recent illness, was physically in
capable OF further work it was a erievous
mistake, as events proved, to retire him
to the bench.
In view OF The punishment that was mcted
out 10 those who succeeded him in the
box II would appear as il he was about
the only twirler on the local staff who
could have stcnmed the high rolling Pinla-
dclphia tide ta.rs.a .f.-,..
German suffered the usual tad luck in
the way OF poor suppos and McJames and
Flynn were cherry pie for the sluggers
from the Schuylkill
For the visitors, Taylor was hit hard. but
he stuck to his task in n determined man
Der and was rewarded with u victory to
offset his defeat of Thursday.
Is Lajuie was weli Deiefanty covered
first and Phil Gcier took very good care
of the left frontier. The attendance was
l 500.
OD account Oh threatening weather the
game was started earlier than usual
Cooley led off with single and went to
second on Hulen's out from Norton TO
Cartwright. Delehapty was patient and
waited until Norton antedatcd three
strikes with four bad balls. But "IIotso
fus' was not to be denied. He struck out
Big Sam Thompson and retired Geier in
the same manner.
The Senators started as if they in
tended to make a killing off of Taylor
Billy LUSH whose batting has been very
Upper SaDdusky OF late, was an easy out
from Taylor 10 Delehanty. DeMontIcville
followed with a two-bagger and reached
third on Geier's wild throw to second
Gene tailed on Abbey's fly out TO Dick
Cooley. Mcclure and Smith singled and
every body come home,'' when Johnny
O'Rrien bounded the ~ball over the right
field fence.
Capt. Brown made a bingo and purloiucd
the center sack. but was left on Cart
wright's out from Hallman to Delchanty
lIailman opened the second with a single
to left and scored on Grady's three ba ggcr
TO the hospital fence. Cross hit to left
center for a base, but was forced at second
on Taylor's tap to DeMOntreville and Jack
was doubled at 1irst. Cooley was easy
from Smith to Cartwright
.'SUBsTITUTE'' sELBACH'S DOUBLE.
Sclbach wassent to bat in place of Nortca
and drove out two -bagger to center Billy
Lush hunted fly to Cross. DeMont's
pop-up was captured by Hulcn after a
hard run, and Abbey's rap to Delebanty
was fielded to Taylor, who covered first
In the third German was substituted for
Norton. Hulen hit the first ball Lester
pitched to right for hase, but the south
paw shortstop was forced at second to
DrMont on Deiehanty's tounder to Cart
wright, and Delchanty was doubled to
"Pianer Legs Thompson singled TO
left, but Geier destroyed the chance for q
run by flying out to O'Bnen.
In the Senator's half McGuirc was rctlred
from Delehanty to Taylor. .'Sinddy"
got life on Hulcn's error, but was caught |
trying to steal second. O:Brien made a
clean hit to right center, but was left ON
Capt. Browns strike-out.
The Quakers unEacked the base hits, ct !
cetera, in the fourth. Ten fin de steele |
Billy PENIS faced German, and with the /!
assistance Of five hits, four singles and |
three bagger, and three very old gold |