The morning times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1897, 1896-08-27

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OF umpiring at the park yesterday as was
| ever witnessed on the grounds. SO much
for Mr.. Lally-so far, 80 good Two games
remain to be played during his sojOurn and
we shall see what we shall see.
HOW THE GAME WAS PLAYED.
The Pirates presented somewhat OF a
changed front. Bierbauer, Stencil, and
Smith are on the injured list and their
places are being filled by Padden, Davis,
and Wright. Patsy DonoTanneeds crutches
also, but he manfully sticks to his work,
though evidently in pain all the trstc.
Another familiar face that was missed
was the '.smoke.i Italian yisage Of ''Olu
Eagle Eye Jake BeCkley. For four years
Jake came to Washington as Pirate
and his fine work at first, his rood hitting,
and his nervy coaching were characteristics
that made him u 1avorite with the army
OF local fans. Jake Is now Il Giant ana
Connie ratified around in his shoes at the
initial bag.
The Pirates took the first crack at the
ball Donovan went out from DeMontre-
vile to Cartwright, and Ely was retired
from third to first. Sugden singled but
was forced at second on Davis tap to
O'Brien.
For the Senators Lush was retired from
Padden to Mack, DeMuntreville from Lyons
to Connie, and selbach's short fly was
grabbed by Ely.
In the Pirates second, Lyons singled,
but was forced from O'BrieD to DeMont. on
Wright's tap. Mack flew out to Lush and
on Hastings hit to O'Brien, Wright was
forced to DcMoDt.
Farrell flew out TO Davis, Harvey to
Donovan, and Padden made a Sensational
catch OF O'Brien's liner to right
In the third, Padden's fly was captured
by Capt Brown. Donovan singled. Ely
hx n 20 Eni Nx-I,
Patsy ut second, and O'Brien doubled Ely
70 Cartwright.
The Senators scored q run on Browns
base on balls, his steal of second. and
Germans single past Hastings. Hastings
intercepted the ball, but in throwing to
first il sped over Comics elongated frame,
and Lester was safe, while Tom sprinted
home with run No. 1. Cartwright foul
flied to SugdeD, Lush flew out to Donovan
and Setback was out from Padden TO Mack.
The first half Of the fourth yielded init"
to the visitors. Sugden flew out to Brown,
Davis was a victim from DeMoDt. To Cart
wright, aDdLyon's fly wassqueezedby Lush.
SELBACH TAILED ON SMITHS HIT.
Setback opened with a single and was
advanced by Farrelrs sacrifice. Smith
drove the ball to right and Setback scored.
Smith was caught trying to steal from
Sugden to Ely. O'Brien Grew a base on
balls, but was forced at second on Browns
tap to Ely.
The Pirates scored in the fifth on wright's
single, Mack's base on balls and Donoyan's
drive down the first base line. the ball
striking the bag and getting away from
Cartwright
Cartwright file W out to Davis and German
singled. Lester was left on base oil Billy
Lush's strike out, and Selbach's foul fly
to Sugden.
The visitors were easy meat in the sixth.
Sugden flew out to Setback. Davis walked
TO first only to be doubled at second oil
Lyons bounder TO DeMontreville-
selbach singled, but was forced on Far
relrs bunt. "Smiddy- hit to right center,
sending Duke to second. O'Brien foul
flied TO Sugden and "Siniddy' was forced
on Tom Browns tap to Ely.
Pi,tsburg increased their total to two
in the seventh OIL Wright's single, Macks
sacrifice and Hastings base hit.
The Senators went them one better Oh
Germans single TO right, his steal or
second, aud DeMont's scorcber to left.
The visitors score was held down in
the eighth by great fielding 10y Lush aud
Setback. Ely's apparent safe drive was
caught by Lush. Sugden slugged the
sphere for base, and was advanced
by Lyons single. "Smiddy'' made an error
on Wrigbts drive across the third base
line, aud Sugden scored.
The Senators We're soft snaps In their
half Farrell foul flied To Sugden, Smith
went out, pitcher 10 first, aud O'Bnen
was plugged, from Padden TO Mack.
WINNING RUN IN NINTH.
The Pirates gathered the fourth and
winning run in their half OF the ninth
Padden made a beauty bright drive to
left center. which netted him three bases,
owing to DeMontreville fumbling the throw
in. Dick registered minute later on
Donovan's pop single to center.
The Senators tired to win out in their
last half but they could not make tn.
spiel Tom Brown flew out to Davis,
but hope was revived when Cartwright
let one of Hastings inshoots glance off
his bat. Ed walked to first as Il result
OF the pitchers bad aim and then purloined
the second sack. Mcclure was sent to
bat in place OF German and foul flied to
Sugden. Billy Lush ended the game by
hitting nothing three times. The score:
Washington. ABB. X. H.PO E:
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