The times., 1898-07-15
Standing of the Clubs.

That aggregation Of swelled head dia-
1nond busters called the Chicago Base
ball Club took another game from the
Senators yesterday afternoon at Nation
al Park The Colts, under the manage
ment of Tom Burns. have developed into
a team Of premier roWdy players, affiict-
ed with an awful case Of conceit. A strict
Interpretation and enforcement of the
League rules yesterday by Umpire Swart-
wood would have resulted in about one
half Of the team being put out Of the
game.
The Chicagos have good reason to feel
elated over the fact that they defeated
the Senators four games in succession.
It was q great feat but the Orphans are
really not entitled TO much credit for the
victories. The Colts success was due
10 poor playing on the part of the Sen
ators, rather than from any effort on
their part, and therefore, ;heir display of
conceit was in decidedly poor taste. But
10 the game.
The opposing twirlers were Dineen and
Callahan. The former pitched a superb
game He held the visitors down TO six
scattering hits gave only three passes
10 first on balls and struck out nine men
a great record for young man just en-
tering the ranks Of National League
pitchers. Callahan also twirled effect
lively and was given good support. The
feature Of the game in the field was
Al Wagner's great catch Of Chances foul
fly back Of third base in the seventh in
ming.
The Came I'm Detail.
First inning-Ryan sent the sphere to
Wrigley and went out al first. Everett
pushed the ball 10 Anderson and the side
retired on Thornton's out from Rietz to
Anderson.
SeIbach singled past second. advanced a
base on Wagners sacrifice and scored on
Anderson's single to right. Andy az
tempted TO steal and went out. MCGUIRE
hit TO the bleachers for three sacks and
Rietz retired at first on a grounder to
Connor.
Second inning-Dahlen went out on
fly to Wrigley. Mccormick beat a bunt
and went to third on CaUahan's out from
Wrigley to Anderson. Connor drew
base on balls. Donahue few out to
Rie;z.
Gettmam sent the ball spinning to Ev-
erett and went out and Wrigley went
out in the same way. Donovan retired
al first on a grounder to Connor.
Third inning-Chance few out TO Dono-
van. Ryan was called out on strikes, and
Everett fell victim to Dineen's devious
delivery.
Dineen singled past second and went
10 third on Dahlen's muf of McCor-
micks throw Of Selbach's bunt to sec
ond 10 catch DIneen. Wagned hit to
Connor, forcing the Baron. Anderson
went out from Dahlen TO Everett and
Mcclure few out TO Thornton.
Fourth inning-Thornton reached first
on an nfeld hit. Dahlen was called out
on strikes. Mccormick drew a base on
balls. and double steal was worked.
Thornton scored on CaIianan's out from
Wrigley to Anderson. and Connor went
out from ZelSe TO Andy.
Rletz went out from Dahlen to Everett
Gettmau few out 10 Chance and Wrigley
retired at first on a grounder to Dahlen.
Fifth inning-Donahue was called out on
strikes. Chance drew base on balls
Ryan singled 10 right and Chance scored
on Gettman's error Jimmy pulling up at
second. Everett singled. scoring Ryan.
Everett piIfered second. Thornton struck
out. Dahlen went out from Wagner TO
Anderson.
Donovan was presented with base on
balls. Dlneen struck out. Selbach sent
the ball toward the pitcher, who stalled
st of to Dahlen. affording double play
Sixth inning Mccormick went out from
Wagner 10 Anderson. Callahan was
thrown out at first by Wrigley. Connor
was called out on strikes.
Wagner led off with an infeld hit and
Anderson hit for two sacks. Al scored on
McGuires out from Dahlen TO Everett
Anderson went out at the plate on an
attempt TO score on Rietz's grounder TO
Mccormick. Gettman went out at first
on & high bounder 10 Everett
Seventh inning-Donahue few out TO
Donovan. Chance fouled out to Wag-
ner- Ryan singled TO center. Everett
struck out.
Wrigley few out 10 Thornton. Dono-
van went out at first on grounder to
Mccormick. Dineen was hit by pitched
ball, and Selbach flew out to Chance.
Eighth inning-Thornton beat out an
infeld hit. Dahlen was hit by pitched
ball Mccormick struck out Callahan
1ouIed OUT TO Mcclure. Connor few out
to Donovan.
Wagner led of with single to left