The morning times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-20

off OF first in a fast play the Cleveland
chief said TO Tom brown: - hat boy
has the proper stuff In him. He is not
afraid OF the gaff.''
About ole tHousand people were present
when the first game was called. As Hurs
had not arrived johnny Hcytiier was called
on 10 umpire, ana he gave the utmost salts
faction in the two innings in which Ic
off.ciated. Timothy put in appearance M
the opening OF the third, and was master
OF the field during the remainder OF the
carnage.
SELBACH WAS DISABLED.
Setback has "a lame leg and did bench
duty. while BILLY Lush cultivated the lc't
garden in n hammer most worthy OF the
example set by the "German Ambassador.
Several OF Billy's catches were sensational
and the crowd complimente:i linn by say
ing he was ''Seibach's twin brother"
In the first inning OF the second game
Patsy waxed wroth nj Timothy over
a decision at first base, and was Sent
TO the EcEch that lie might cool his
hundred in the sin ade temperature. This was
the only scrap OF the game, and IL was
conducted so quietly that nobody knew
what had happened until Patsy walked
in and gave his nit to "Whatlil-do JAG /.
As Maui, Mercer, King and McJames,
the Senatorial quartet OF heavy weight
twirlers, are TN the sick and disabled list,
Manager SchmelZ has to depend on hls''un-
derstudy'' staff Carney Flynn, who fig
ured in the disturbing Joyce transaction.
made Il break at pitching the first game.
and WAS pnddin' pie for the Burkett troupe
of swatters from the Buckeye country.
CARNEY WAS EASY.
His south paw was about as effective
against their onslaughts as summer sigh
cuts ice in a Kansas typhuon. 1t was Car
news debut, and the more we looked 1T
him wrigglng around in the box and saw
the ball scouting To the frontier from the
Cievelantis' bats the more We thought az
Scrappy Bill ana wondered how Flynn
could figure in a baseball deal unless As
So much ballast for goo / measure.
He might break window paues with his
speed, but he will never stop a hitting
team from burning mp the grass OF the
inTiell with drives orr his delivery.
In thes econd game ex- Giants German and
Farrell formed the local battery, and
Cuppy and Zin,mcr We're in the points for
the visitors. The score tells the rest.
The Senators We're BANKED in the first
inning but i'll the second they piled up
four of their six runs. Mcclure singled
to left center Smith hunted 10 Wallace.
and on Tebcau's error OF Wallacc's as
sist, reached first. o'Brien advanced The
runners by IL sacrifice. McGuirc score.
on Browns lit to right, Cartwright drew
n base on balls. filling the bases. Flynn
hit to Childs, who threw wild to Tebeau.
allowing Smith aud Brown to tally, Lush
went out. Cbilds TO Tcbeau. scoring Cart
wright. DeMontrcville flew out TO Bur
kett.
In the third Abbey singled to center.
MCGUIRE hit to right for two bases, push
ing Abbey 10 third. Mcclure was caught
mapping at second. Smith singled past
Mexican and Abbey scored. O'Bren wa>
out from Chi!ds to Tebeau, and Brown cut
three holes in the cxhilarating iesust
air.
The statesmen drew blanks from the
third to the ninth, when Billy Lush added
the sixth and last run by slashing out one
of the cleanest four baggers ever made
on the grounds.
SPIDERS BATTED AGAIN
The Spiders battcd out their unlucky
number OF runs. They opened up the
with Flynn in the second ill.,
ming, and made it an almost continuous
performance until the curtain was rung
down in the ninth. Every Tcbeauite tool
one or more cuts of the pie and with their
nine hits they stored thirteen runs. The