The times., 1897-09-30

kick. The hest he got was request To
get back in the ganl..
The support given MeJames was ike his
pitching wretched at times and at Others
brilliant TO a degree. Bouquets Were
corning 10 Brown for the first star play
of the game, when he captured sky
scTaRer OFF EciIey's bat in the initial in
ming tnat looked good for at least "A two
bagger. The sphere Was fenceward bound,
when Manager Tom pulled it down with
! freak catch over his left shoulder.
Jennings fielding was one of the sen
sational, in fact, the only really sensa-
tiOnal feature of the game. lie was all
over the diamond. Gettman sent Il siz-
zIing groundeT down past second in the
seventh that almost scoTcLed the grass.
Jennings did a record sprint across the
field. and. gathering it in while on a dead
run, all but succeeded in giving MIR. Gett-
man his death warrant at first.
The Baltimore short stops base run
ning was another feature OF the game
that warmed the cookies OF the Oyster
vile fans heart. He moved up a peg
on the Senators al every possible and
UPON many apparently impossible occa-
sions.
Eat three tallies graced the lawmakers
run column when the game was finished,
and two of these were due To nothing
more nor less than luck. These We're tits
pair made in the fifth inning, one on
SeliacE's scratch single in front Of the
plate, which brought wrigley home, and
the other McGraw's Wild throw 10 Clarke,
which connected with James hack while
lie was travelling from third cushion To
the home station.
The Senator'S were first at the bat, and
TIth the assistance of Reitz ana Jennings
Doyle sent then TO the bench in one-two
three order.
McGTaw lee tue march for Baltimore, and
loca.ed one in selhach's territory, which
was good for a bare. Keeler's obituary
was written "Lcahy 10 Tucker" ana then
llttle jimmy seat Il quartet of Wild ones
over that located Jennings on FIRST, while
.'Mugsey" rested on second. Then Nc
Graw purloined a cushion, and crossed he
plate oD Keiley's sBy-scraper to Brown.
GejtInan attended 70 Stencils effort and
retired the Orioles with one tally to the
good.
Farrell chopped the atmosphere for two
strikes, and then popped one up To Jer-
nings. fuckers effort landed hiul on
first, but he was forced ont by Brown
at second. Tom appropriated Reitz's prop
erty, but il was 10 no avail, as Reitz and
Doylesettled Leahy's ambitions.
McJames was a bonanza for the Birds
in the second. He put the sphere in any
where except over the plate, ana finally
connected with Jennings head with Il
rap that sent Hughey 10 earth. a little
cold wafer and a few moments rest and
the Orioles shortstop walked over 10 first
boyle ana Nops came home in this inning
and Brown Eregenteda a wholesale slaughter
by pHllirg down Keliy's difficult n when
the cushions We're All covered.
Wagner e men had the same old tale TO
tell iB t ne third that had marked their
previous efforts. One of DpMontreville's
daily FLnhles gave another tally TO the
Oysterville aggregation, and the score
stcod four TO zero.
This was the state Of affairs when, with
one out, Wngley came To the bat in the
fifth. He singled 70 right and then passed
on TO THIRD on MED aInes' double over Jen
niHg's head. Selhach scra tcled out a
single Ia front OF home and amid Wild
cheers from the sensational rooters littl:,
Trigley came home. McGraw tried 10 get
Gettnan's single home ia time TO oatcli
McJ ames. 1t took Jimmy in the small of
The back, and tie second run was scored.
baltimore was goose egg ii in their half
of the fifth.
a series Of singles brought Tommy
Tdcker home in the sixth, scoring the only
honest run for the Senators. Baltimore
placed two more tanies TO their credit in
tins inning, mainly through the brilliant
base running by Keeler and Jennings, and
a questionable decision at second, De
MontrFville claiming be was too quick for
Kcelcr's slide for that station.
This ended the run gettiag Things would
not run the Sea uat0rs' way, and the Orioles
were Content TO hold their lead Of three
points without any undue exerrion. The