The morning times., 1896-04-15
BUREAUS SCORED -FOUR
Senators Tailed Heavily in the
First Inning.
JoYOE's ADVICE TO MERCER
The Money-Makers Were Unable to
Score Until the Sixth Inning, When
Leach Worked Around to the Plate.
They Registered Their Fourth and
Last Run in the Seventh.

The boys from Uncle Sans red brick
building in the shadow of Washington's s
great white Monument know how to make
money, and can fill Cleveland, Carlisle d
Co.'S orders for gold-bearing bonds with
promptness and dispatch, but they can't
make many scores in a ball game when
stacked up against such experts as Capt
Joyce's Senators.
The fact that senators of all kinds have
an aversion to bonds may have had some
thing 10 do with the slaughter at National
Park yesterday afternoon.
The Wagnerian lawmakers went at the
Bureau lads as if they were possessed of
a horrible suspicion that bond issue would
take place on their grounds if they did
not completely annihilate the makers or
the pretty sheets of Dankabie paper while
they had them i'll their grasp.
said Capt Joyce 10 Mercer before the
commencement of the game: understand
that these fellows had something TO 90
with the funny transaction with the Rolh-
childs and Morgans that kicked up sucii
rumpus IN Congress. / hear that they en-
grayeel the papers that were sold and de-
liyered in London and by the sod of old
Ireland and the halo of st. Patrick we
must beat them today for their parucl-
patton in that English deal. Go In and
pitch your arm off il that be necessary TO
shut them out
Mercer carried out the captains orders
TO the letter and during his sojourn on the
slab not a Bond-maker circumnavigated
the circuit. Joyce smiled all the While
and threw bouquets at himself every time
an Engraver bit the dust.
The Bond-makers would probably have
not scored until yet had not Mercer retired
from the box and Joyce took res' on the
bench.
But there was rift in the clouds or de-
spair for the Bureaus when The redoubt-
able Mercer gave way 10 the elongated
Roswell. who. up to date, has not mastered
his speed nor placed his curves uhder hidsic
control.
SCORED ON BOSWELL.
pozyv gave them the raZZle iii his first
inning. which was the fifth, but the
champs got back at him in 'he sl&th'
when they Registered trio OF runs
II was not Bozzy's fault entirely as MS
conduit piled up a bunch of errors be-
hind him and made 1t possible LOT the
Money-makers TO break the row or goose
eggs.
In the ending of the sixth that good
amateur Leach, made pretty buht Oh
one of Boswelrs fast ones. lie beat tle
throw to first, went TO second ON Wild
mitch. and scored on Bialesks s hit TO right.
McAuIey, who followed Leach at bat, drew
n base on balls, was advanced by Bialeski
and come home on McAuley's bad throw
to second Baieski scored the third run,
when De Montreville made an error Oh
FIahertys tap TO short.
Again. In the seventh, Leach started
the run-getting by making clean single
He stole second, reached third on NC
Aulev's out at first and scored on Bialeskl'
second hit to centerfield. This competed
the run n-getting for the Bureaus.
Bernard and Fitzgerald, who essayed
the nitching for the Money ma kers, were
wanting in control and speed. II was
the first game for them this season ano
their lack OF condition was 10 be expected
Beach caught the entire game for hif
| club and made pluoky showing, II hoth
| ing better. In the fourth INNING ne Waf
| hit in the periphery by foul TIP tha'
caused him intense pain, but after few
| seconds he again donDed the mask anG
resumed his position.
Amateur catChers will persist III the ldea
| that a breast ana stomach pad is an ell.
| cumbrance, rather than protection, anG
only learn different after they have beer
made subjects for hospital wards. Resu
lar league backstops take no such TOOL
| hardy risks.
BUREAUS DOUBLE PLAY.
The fielding honors of the Bond ma ker:
| fall to the credit of Shortstop McAufey
Second Basenlan Madigan, and to BlaleskI
| at first. A neat double play, executed
| hv Madigan to Bialeski in the first innns
| was a feature of the game.
| For the Senators, Abbey led ut bat
getting five hits. Tile ''stra wberry blonde
! also registered five times at home plate
| and he made a big juicy error AS The
| score shows, Charley was i'll the game al
the way through, getting Il mark i'll every
| column.
Crooks was not feeling just fit and ht
| let the ''exercise stake 90 by, that ht
would be in good condition for the Derby
! Thursday.
Jimmy Rodgers thro wing wing tired IN
| the third inning and Jack Gilroy undertook
| the espionage of the territory around bag
| No. 3. Malarkcy also sighed for piece
! of the pie and was allowed to pitch the
! finale.
A number OF ladies prettily costumed IL
| spring colors dotted the grand stand. IheS
| were liberal with their applause, but II
waseyident that the ma jOrtywere parusanS
| of the money-makcrs.
They went into ecstaCies oyerevery hea'
play Of the Bureau boys, and when Leact
| scored the first run they cheered, ap
| pIauded and jollified in nthatdelEhtfulseml mi
bystcrical manner so peculiar to feminine
| eXube rance.
A crowd numbering 900 gathered to sec
| the .schamps'' tackle the big leaguers. The
| game was called al the end of the seventh
! inning by mutual consent.
THE SCORE.