Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-09-11

The two big peh. Young and Swain,
were on the rubber for the opposing clubs.
one big in reputation and the other big in
size. but the boy Without the rep. proved
a .gpod one and is coming fast. Both men
had the same number of hits made off of
their delivery, but Swain did the better
work, as he kept the hits scattered. The
play of the men back Of Swain had con-
siderable to do with hfs fine work. as they
gave him good support and pulled down
almost everything, within reason. Tom
Brown had good day in center and cap
tured everything that went in the air. IN
his directions while De Mont, I,eahy Tuck
er and Reilly were right up with the push
Setback had little to do in left but his
good hefty stick placed three safeties to HIS
credit
Young has always been mark for the
Senator's, and. yesterday proved no cxcep-
ton to the rule. as they punched hits when
hits meant runs, and. went a t. him with a
confidence that spoke volumes as to results.
His support was wretched, only two errors
being made, but they We're extremely cost
ly. What cost more than the errors was
the apparent lifelessness of the Spiders.
They seemed to think they were doomed to
defeat, and didn't care whether 1t came or
not.
Cleveland pulled ayrun off in the first in
ming, as usual with them, but everybody
was satisfied the start was not bigger.
Burkett hit hot one toward Reilly that
was too speedy to handle, and reached
first Wallace sacrif I'd him to second,
and he went to thru on McKeans out.
chickering's single toward center brought
him home.
the third the Senators went to the fore
with a rush, scoring four runs. Gettman
drove a pretty single into left. Leahy then
hit toward third. but Wallace failed to
hold the ball, and then threw wild to first,
Gettman, by fine sprinting. coming all the
way home. and Kseahy going to second.
Setback then secured his second single and
Leahy came home Setback stole second
nicely, went to third on Zimmers wild
throw, and came home on Browns two
Dagger into short right field. De Mont
drove hot one through Wallace. sending
Brown to third. and he scored a moment
later on Farrelrs sacrifice.
The fourth and fifth were blanks for both
clubs, but in the sixth the Senators went
to work again and hammered out two runs
the result of lReflly's nice single to left,
Jake Gettmans terrific drive for two bases
and Leahy's timely single. The Spiders
made their last expiring gasp in the sew
enth, scoring three suns. Tebeau singled
to left and went to third on Zimmer's two
Dagger. Gettman making pretty play by
getting the ball on the bound and prevent
ing home run. McAllister then shot a
hot one at Hillary but, of course, he is
little shy on fast fielding. Cuppy, who re-
placed IeDeau at third on account or the
visitors captain spraining his side, scoring,
and thinner going TO third. thinner came
home moment later on Young's out at
first. Wilson drew g. base on balls and
Burkett scratched, a FIT, but Leahy nailed
McAllister at the homie plate by beauti-
full throw. Wilson went to third on the
play and then taAfednn Waltace's single
The Senators sat sope of these runs back
in the same inning. Setback shot an easy
one through McAflfster, who was now
playing second AID to6k second while the
second basemamdvax chasing the ball.
Brown then hit, q, little fly to Mac, who
after catching Il. .threw slow and low to
Young. and SelbASh vent to third. On De
Monts out at DIST Setback came home
The Senators finished up their batting with
two runs In the eighth, Reilly and Gett-
man again doing ths brother act: the
former hitting for = flee single and being
mered the ball into tAe right field bleach