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place, but the Orioles won by score Of

place. but the Orioles won by score OF
15 to II.
Besides being hit hard, Mercer was un-
steady. He gave four bases on balls and
hit three men Yet the veteran Lacquer
who has charge OF the Senators did not
take him off the rubber until the game
was lost. 1t was miserable judgment on
the part of man W no has had Tom Brown S
experience.
Zeke Wngley acquitted himself in great
style, and DeMontreville put up the fastest
kind OF ball, and showed that he is in the
right position. Wngley covered great
deal OF territory and took grounders in
every direction.
Selbach dropped McGraw's fly in the
first and made bad throw to the in
field. He. however, batted well and won
hat and necktie by hitting the sign
board in left field. Reilly made a clever
steal home while HOffer was warming up
in the infield when he took Maul's place
Mercer caught McGraw at second in the
first. Wrigley covered the bag and the
scrappy little third baseman was nipped
by yard.
al Maui made q horrible failure On the
rubber. lie gave four bases on balls,
hit one mai and was hit safely once
Then came HuffeT. He was hit for 4
total Of nineteen hits in four innings
Then he settled down, and In the last four
innings but one man reached first base
Abbey on his single, but was quickly
doubled up on Wrigley's hit to Jennings
The one bright feature of the game was
the sternness OF Umpire Enslie. He put
Stenzei on the bench, and subsequently,
ordered him off the grounds Catcher
Clarke got very bold with his mouth in
the first half of the seventh, and he too
was put out OF the game Each evidence
of his plain duty was loudly applauded by
the 1000 people present.
The Orioles played ball all the time and
all over the lot. Sometimes they got off
the grounds. McGraw did this twice yes
terday, going into the grand stand TO get
foul balls. t was something that hardly
any other player would attempt TO do
away from home, but, while the play is
MOTTO Recommended, ,it sho ws W hat amo uut
of nerve tile fellow has
The Senators started well. In the first
rown, Selbacn, Tucker and Wrigley
walked, Abbey was hit, and Reilly cracked
out q single, which Jennings avoided
scoring four runs.
In the third they pelted Hoffer to the
queens taste. Reilly walked and went to
second on Abbey's out. Wrigley and Mer-
Ger singled, and Brown sent the ball into
the bleachers. Selbach followed with a
three-bagger, and came home with the
fifth run on DeMontreviIle's out to Stencil
Again in the fifth they scored two on
doubles hv Selbach and DeMontreville and
Farrell single.
The Baltimofes began their banging in
the third and scored two runs. After Nc
Graw vent out Keeler and Jennings singled,
Kelley walked, and Stencil got credit for
two-bagger because of Reilly baking
WngIey Oh the hit.
The slaughter continued in the fourth,
McGraw. Jennings and o'Brien singled,
kecler hit for two bases and Kelley walk ed
Three runs were scored.
Singles by NcGraw and Kelley, a double
by Keeler, Reilly's error, base on balls
and fielder's choice netted three more
in the fifth
Mercer went up In the air in great shape