The San Francisco call., 1897-10-02
ORIOLES Th0VacE THE ERAI0RS.
Witt a Patchwork Nine They Win
EaSAy-Pirates Twice Down
the indians.

. BALTIMORE, Nd Oct 1.-The Orioles had
no troub blein trouncng the Senators to-day,
although the latter hit Hoffer more freely than
The former hit McJames Several very pro-
cunced errors upon the part of the visitors
did the work. in spite OF the fact that the home
team had patehwork nine in the field and
the visitors were anxious TO win in order TO
make their hold on the sixth place. more
secuJe. O'Brien played in Keelers place to
allow III at game little fielder to nurse sore
finger and get ready for the Temple cup games,
ana Quinn officiated in place OF Hughey Jen-
nfngs; while tnat lightning shoEtstop took q
trim home TO get ready Cor his coming nup-
end of the cup series. Catcher 'Blll'' Clarke
took Doyle's place first 10 give the regular
man-as rest, and Bowerman acted as backstop
in order to timber up q bit, in the event that
he should be :needad ii, Boston next week.
The. BaltimoTeans took the lead in The first
innfng. III which,, by the way, they varied
their usual custom by going TO the bal firs |,
the run they got being the outcome of force
hit by Stencil, VINO stole second aBd third
scoring when Tucker dropped .Quiun's little
fly.
Neither side got anything after that till the
fifth. when the Orioles scored four on four
balls to Bowerman, IA. scratch hit by MeGraw
a bad throw by Farrell, scoring Bowernan
tour balls to Kelley, a hit by Stencil scoring
McGraw, and by O'Brien, bringing III Kelley 7;
tour balls 10 Quinn, filing the bases, and four
more 10 Reltz, forcing. stencil ac' oss the p ate
-ah after The first. TWO men had been put
out =:
The visitors got two in the seventh on
LeAhy's single, WTigiey's single, McJames' fly
out TO lett, scoring Leahy; Gettmau's fly 10
Stencil, Dement'S single and Farreiis bunt 10
McGraw, scoring WrigIey. Each made two
runs after tnat, one a home run by stencil In
the ninth, but they did not a fecI the result.
Bsl,ln.r. r II Il E
Washington. ................ IL
Bstter1es-Hof offer and Bowerman; McJames aud
Faclel. Lmpire-HuFst.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct. 1.-Ritchey's errors
ith Two men Oil bases in the third inning
gave the Colonels the game. Breitenstein was
quite effective against the Colonies. Nance
and Clarke were the only ones to connect
safely Clarke made the best catch ever seen
here in the niuth inning, robbng McPhee OF
q triple, Attendance 2500 Score:
Leusv ville. ...---. s.......---...--. l5
0ilai iatseries:cnnnfngha ara Dexter: Breiten!
stein and Schriver. Umpire-McDoAald.
PITTsBURG, Pa, Oct. 1.-The first game
but was won in the ninth by Hoffmeistef
knocking athree-bHgger when the bases were
full: The second game was won by the Pirates
hitting at times when hits meant runs Hof-
meister had only one hit. but it was a long
one 10 feit, on. which he made the circuit of
bases. Game was called on account OF dark
ness. Attendance 210o.> Score, first game:
- - r.. II. E.
PittsburR....... So. :-.-,..--.:..........-.11
'fs Observation-Disclosures and merritt; McATlister and
Crfger.
.srore-second game:
Pittshurg. :. ..... :...-.,......:+ 10
II Batteries. Hastings and sug DEN; wilson and
Criger. Umptre--o'Day.