The morning times., 1896-09-12
Games Today

Games Today.
Philadelphia at Washington.
Boston at New York.
Brooklyn at Baltimore
Cincinnati at Louisville.
St. Louis at Cleveland
Chicago at Pittsburg.
The Quakers stopped the Senators VIM
ming streak yesterday and Brooklyn won
from Baltimore. Chicago won the third
straight from Pittsburg on the Pirates
own grounds and the coIunels sent Buck s
Braves further down the toboggan at Louis
vile. Cleveland and st. Louis and New
York and Boston were not scheduled. The
Giants and Beaneaters filled engagements
with amateurs. All the clubs play today
as listed above.
Fate in the shape of a slight built young
man bearing the somewhat OF Il ''Deadwood
Dick Library" cugnomen OF Wilfred Carsey,
loomed up like u fly in mug of milk
against the Senators yesterday afternoon,
and as a sequence the Toga Wearers are
not so clipper as they were.
The Senators have three separate and
distinct hoodoos. Jack Crooks, who is the
viceroy to King Rabbit Foot, named them
while he was a Statesman.
HOOQOO tiTSt, dCCOTuiu- ~ Juch, is Dhiti-
more; the second is ladies' day, and the
third was in the box tor the visitors yes
erday-that abbreviated. attenuated piece
OF humanity, called Carsey.
ABOUT EX-SENATOR CARSEY.
At one time carsey was senator-in
Is9192-and it is said that he wasn't
worth his weight in old nails. He was re-
leased. or let loose somehow, and drifted
over to the Quakers. He was sleepy
boy and Philadelphia was TO his liking.
For three seasons he has remained with
that club, with varying success, and has
been on the ragged edge OF release more
than once. But about the time wilfred's meal
ticket money is in the greatest danger he
happens up against the Senators, and the
result is such that he gets n new hold on
Reach and Rogers salary list and is in
sured his allotment OF coin regularly every
LIST and 18th OF the month.
Carsey should think lots OF the Senators
they always furnish him a harbor in the
raging of a storm. So much for Carsey
just here.
HARD GAME TO LOSE.
The defeat was calling to the Senators.
With Brooklyn and ninth place wit hin easy
hailing distance the boys hoped to further
decrease the Trolley Dodgers lead by a
victory-or course anticipating that the
SElO1tS NOuiu Nfh tioth OutL .
crowd.
But disappointment was the dose both
ways. The Trolley Dodgers won at Balti-
more, apd with Carsey and his conferes
did, though by narrow margin. was
plenty. SAs consequence ninth place is
not SO near as it was.
However, the Senator'S loss bore none
of the landmarks of humiliation. The
score shows that they hit as many times
and even harder, than the visitors, and
errors We're "eveD Stephen"
Here is where Hoodoo Carsey comes in.
When hits W ere needed they were not to be
had off the slow, deceptive delivery of
Wilfred. lie would taDtalizc hope only to
stab il under the fifth rib when raps from
the bat would mean runs.
The errors charged to Lush and Hulen
were not agsravatiDg. Both were, made
on hard chances, that of Billy's on a line
drive to left, which he allowed to escape
him, and Hulen's was a slightly wild
throw to first OF Farreil's hot iDfield hit.
The Quakers boastcd before the game that
they would 1tirive Silver King from the
box but they couldn't make the bluff good.
Charley staid with the swatters and had
the club behind him batted bit more
luckily the game would have surely gone
to his credit
KING WAS NOT EASY.
bdrrlDB Tue IouItn inning, WHEN tne
Quakers were favored by fortune in land
ing their bingos in safe territory, silver
kept them guessing and scattered their
drives like trees in a Sahara.
1t was nip and tuck betw cen DeMontre-
vile and Hallman for the alEaround hon
ors, but the local yoDgster won out
Out of four times at bat Gene made four
hits, three singles and a triple, and scored
two runs. In the field he accepted eleven
chances without wabble, the ma jority of
which were hard chances. His running
catches OF flies from the bats Of Thompson
and Hulen were the really sensational
plays OF the game. = <es
MAILMAN A CLOSE SECOND.
Hallman made a neck and neck finish
with Gene. Billy out of four times up
with the ash, made two singles, double,
and three-bagger, and registered twice
at the plate. He accepted nine chances at
second in splendid style, not the suspicion
OF an error marking his play His running
back catches in right field of the pop ups
by O'Brien and Cartwright in the seventh
and by Lush in the ninth materially aided
in preventing the Quakers from losing three
straights.
1t was ladies' day and in addition to the
fair fans, who made the grandstand appear
as bower Of beauty, enough ordinary
rooters paid admission to bring the attend
ance to $500.
HOW THE RUNS WERE MADE.
The visitors went to the hat first, but
failed to get runner on Ed Cartwright's
corner.
Cooley and Hulen flew out to Lush and
DeMontrevill e, respectively, and Dele
banty was thrown out, from O'Brien to
Cartwright.
The locals Jared better After Lush Ind
been retired from Hailman to Lajoie,
DcMoDtreville singled and went to SEC
ond on Ahbey's out from pitcher to first.
Farrell followed with q bingo, and Genie
registered with gun No. 1. smiddy foul
filed to Grady.
Big Sam THOMPSON flew, out to o'BrieD
and .Frencnyr La1oie struck out. Billy