The times., 1897-09-28

bring the total number of spectators up
To nearly % .ooO.
Two bases Oh a hit into the crowd was
the rule Hamilton, Who singled In the
first, stole second. ard Tenney was hit,
Lowe sacrificed SJahl's out scored Ham
ilton.
For Baltimore McGraw went out, Nichols
to Tenney Keller singled-to right ana
stole second. Jennings drive was too hot
for Long, and Keller scored, while lIughey
stopped at second. Four balls started
Kelley Stencil was hit and the bases
were filled Doyle forced Stencil, Long
TO Lowe, but Jennings scored. Doyle stole
second. ReitZ popped Up foul for Bergen
Second inning-nuffy was given four
balls. and went to second on Collins out.
ReitZ u Doyle: Long singled To left.
scoring Duffy. Bergen sent fly TO the
edge or tie crowd. Stencil not only
muffed the ball, was slow in fielding.
Nichols single 10 right scored both rIn-
ners. Hamilton forced Nichols, Jennings
to ReitZ. Hamilton made a great steal
OF second. Tenney was hit. Lowe went
out, Nops To Doyle.
Fer baltimore Robinson sent a double
down the third-base line, and Hoffer's
neat double over Collins head scored Rob
inson. MeGraw's s hit to Long resulted in
a poor throw TO Tenney, on which Hoffer
scored. Keeler started on balls, and both
runners were advanced by Jennings sacri-
flee Nichols to Tenney. HurSt's decision
that McGraw was cut at the plate on
Nicnols throw To Berger. OF Kelley bunt
looked ragged, but it went with little
protest. On Bereens throw 10 catci1 Ell
lev stealing second X eeler scored. Stencil
got four balls, hut Doyle fouled out 10
Tenney.
Third inning -stahl was passed TO first,
but was forced at second by Duffy, Jen-
nings to Reitz Collins doubled to center.
Hoffer got Longs chop, but threw poor
ly, and Long was safe, while Duffy
scored, Bergen drove a line-fly to Nc
Graw, on which Long was doubled up
at first.
Fourth inning Nichols struck out. Ham
ilton singled To right and stole second.
Tenney started on balls and went TO
third on loves single To center, while
Hamilton scored. As Hamilton neared the
plate he ran into Robinson, vino was
fielding the throw in, and was knocked
over. Stahi's single TO left scored Tenney.
Duffy forced Stahl, Jennings 10 Reitz.
Lowe scored on the play, Collins hit TO
Hoffer, who failed to get him at first,
but the throw TO McGraw caught Duffy
off third.
Seventh inning Hugh Duffy started the
bah witha single, Collins doubled to right.
| Longs douhIe to center scoring both, and
| tie Boston contingent was frantic with
joy " hen Bergen singled L. the same To-
| cality and Long ambled home. Nichols
| bunt got thI ough H3ffer's guard ant Ber-
| gen Went TO third, scorihg on Hamilton ;
! single To center. Tenneys out, Hoffer
! TO Reltz, who co sered first, advanced both
! runners. Jennings made little effort To
| stop Loves grounder aud Nichols and
! Hamilton walked home. Stahl' single Re
/ suited in IN ont for Lowe Nc third, Keeer
! TO McGrtw. Duffy made his SecOnC lit
| OF the inning, double to right, and CDl-
! Inns second double Of the inning brought
home Stah and Duffy. Long also doubled
/ again and Collins scored. Long was fl
nally caught. trying to steal third.
! Fol BaitiE GRE, z oeler doubled 10 center
| and went 10 third on longs niuff Of JeE
nngs' low ny. Kelley doubled into the
| crowd ard Kecier scored Jennings walk
ed home on Stencils fly ont TO Stahl and
! Kelley scored when Doyle raped out a
double TO left. Reitz's out, Long 70
! Telney. sent Doyle 10 third, bat Robin
son nieJ ont % Duffy.
IL tie eighth. Nichols was hit 10y a
| pitched hall. took second on Hamilton 5
/ hunt, third on Jennings fumble of Ten
! news croundeT and scored on loves fy
20 Keeler.
For Baltimore, successive two-iagrers
/ iv Kseicr. Jennings and Kelley scored
the first two.
Ia the ninth Collins singled and ong
/ followed salt Rontae's poor throw 60
catch Lag stealing second allowed Col
/ ll1s T. score
Tyday-s game 10y no means settles the
desiinatieu Of tho peunaut though IL VIII
undpr. ht-div have a marked effect on the
| result. Boston has set three games 20 pia 5
1 with Pryoklyn. and Il appears cinch that
! they VIII win vue II Baltimore can thcu
/ take al f.ur from Washington they will
win The prnnant The Orioles know how
hard the senators viii try 70 win a game,
/ ana VIII work just donbly hard 10 pre-
/ vent defeat. Nothing but four stTai.htS
VIII satisfy them. That tall confidence IS
not lost, two bets each Of d hundred dollar
even, made at the Rennert tonight, and
10 the effect that Baltimore will win the
| penuant- goes To slaow there is lots u
| confidence left still
The BeaneaU ers and their cohorts ar. pain :
| Ing the town bright vermiIlion. a band.
the saIle that was at the grounds, fur
nishes the music at the Eutaw House, while
the rooterS do the rest. There have been
some frenZied scenes around the old hotel
but the men from Reantown have broken all
records
The score: