The evening times., 1897-08-26

DIR. McJames was fine as silk on the
rubber for the Senators In their game
against the Cincinnati Reds at National
Park yesterday, and as consequence the
physician treated the visitors to shut
out and allowed them but three hits.
Charley Relnys release has been re.
called, and he was back again on third
for Washington. Reilly signalized his re-
Turn by accepting every chance Offered
and cracking out two hits. Fox has too
maay amateur ways to get rid OF, and 1t
is evidently thought best to give MIN she
benefit of little experience On th2
bench or another season In a minor organ
ization, and Reilly will probably occupy
p place in the iufield the remainder of the
season.
Baron selbach's CHEEKY cry, I've got
it," was heard on four different occa-
SONS, ard as tie Baron generally gets
item when they are anywhere within
reach, his quartet of chances Resulted in
mt outs Willie he led both clubs In bat
ting, making a home run and two singles
out O: four times he faced Red" Ehret
Brown followed selbach in hitting, Icing
credited with the only two-bagger Of
the game and a single. Only one fly
went 10 The center garden, which Tom
ca ptured. Gettman did not have chance
to show his worth as a fielder and failed
20 connect with the bricktop twir Ter de
livery for a safety. Changing wrigley To
short, wish Charley Reilly on third, seemed
to steady up the infield wonderfully
Tucker and wrigley failed to hit safely.
but the entire infield did their work We'll,
accepting twenty-six chances out utoftwenty-
seven.
Beckley who found Swain for four
hits in the game on Tuesday, had a hard
tine to connect once with McJames' de-
ceptive shoots, the only other Reds TO
make the acquaintance of the Spalding
for a safe dlive being Miller and Vaughn,
who made a single apiece. The Ewing
ties put Ip a good fielding game. j axe
Beckley"s high throw to catch Reilly at
third being the only misplay charged
against them Red Ehret was not i'm the
same class with the Senatorial twirier,
being found for eleven hits.
DeAIonIreyille won the commendation OF
everybody ky bis honesty when appealed
TO hY Umpire Lynch to sustain decision
made by the handler of the indicator.
Lynch had decided a Cincinnati run1er
safe when it looked like the Senatorial
shortstop had tagged him as he ran from
first to second and completed double
play by throwing the ball to Tucker.
Brown protested that both runners Were
out, but Lynch said he would leave il to
DeNuntreville If lie had tagged the man.
Eugene aic the George Washington act
verv gracefully by admitting that he
missed the runner aRd Capt. Tom did the
manly thing by apologizing to Umpire
Lynch.
II the game was played ali over the
circuit on such principles as these it would
not take long TO solve the umpire problem
to the satisfaction of all concerned.
and the national sport would be what 1t
ip intended to be. 1t could not then be
said Of some teams that they are willing
to win games by hook or by crook.
The tail-ende-s, Chris Won der Abe I.
Little German Band" the softest thing
that ever happened along the pike, will
open at Nasiona. Park this afternoon for
their last series with the Senators. der
Poss Presidents" aggregation have n cop
times they give the hest clubs in the League
a stiff argument. On form the Wagner
tics should win two If not all three
Of the games of the series. Ii is not ul-
likely that Roger Bresn chan will be given
q trial against the Browns.
Yas.ardaV,s score-