The times., 1898-04-28
Standing of the Clubs.

The New York team played with the
Senators yesterday afternoon at Nation
al Park and won the game by a score
of 20 to G. Seymour. the southpaw twirl-
er was in the box for the visitors and
kept the nine hits Of the home team
well scattered. With the exception Of
an error by Gleason the Giants played
q first-class fielding game.
Amole started in to pitch for the locals
and was hit in pretty generous style by
the boys from Gotham. lie was also wild
in his delivery, sending four men 10 base
on balls in as many innings.
The Giants also took quite kindly to
the curves of young Donovan, who sue
ceeded the doctor in the fifth, and the
entire nine had a chance at his deliv-
cry in the fifth before the side was re-
tired.
Wagner the new third baseman, made
his first appearance in a Senatorial uni
form, and created q favorable impress
sion. He was given good hand when
he stepped 10 the plate, and responded IN
the time-honored form of going out on a
high fly. He gives every promise of
proving a success, as he is a fast fielder
and a good sticker.
In the seventh inning Seymour got
Wagner's groundeT right between the
eyes and it sent him TO the grass in quick
order He was daZed for few moments
from the force Of the blow. but pluckily
resumed his place on the rubber and fin
ished out the game.
The ladies We're present in force despite
the chilling blasts that blew athwart the
park.
Today the Senators and Giants play
49, nd f1aa
local boys will endeavor to capture the
game. Reitz, who arrived just before the
game yesterday, will play at second base
this afternoon. weighing will probably
pitch for the home team, and Doheny or
Meekin for the visitors.
The Game i'm Detail.
First inning-Yan Haltren singled to
center Tiernan followed suit. Joyce
made another. Davis drew base
on balls, forcing in run. Glea-
son hit to Amole, forcing Tiernan out
at plate. Hartman hit 10 center for two
bases, scoring Joyce and Davis, and Glea-
son came in on Wrigley's wild throw TO
Wagner. Hartman going TO third. VIII
mot struck out. Grady drew a base on
balls. Seymour hit to Amole and went
out at first
Selbach went to first on balls. Gettman
few out to WilmOt. The Baron advanced
base on a balk, and stole third. Leahy
was called out on strikes. Doyle waited
and walked 10 first on balls. Mcclure
ended the inning by going out on fly
to Davis.
Second inning-Van Haltren flew out to
Tom Brown. Tiernan hit TO Wrigley and
was thrown out at first Joyce fell vic
tim TO Docs curves and struck out.
Wagner flew out 10 Wilmot. Brown sent
one to short field and went out at first
Wrigley singled. Amole drew four balls.
Selbach sent one down the third base line
for two sacks. scoring Wrigley and
Amole. Jake singled to the inield and the
Baron went 10 third. Leahy hit TO Glea
son and went out at first
Third inning-Davis hit TO Wrigley and
went out at first. Gleason sent one 10
Wagner and died at the initial. Hartman
singled. Wilmot walked TO first on balls.
Grady singled, scoring Hartman and send
ing Wilmot to third. Mcclure made
bad throw to third and Wilmot scored,
Grady reaching third. Seymour drew
base on balls. Van Haltren made a three
bagger, scoring Grady and Seymour, and
scored moment later himself on Doyle's
tumble Of Tiernan's hit. Joyce waited
and walked 10 first on balls. Davis sin
eled to right, scoring Tiernan, Gleason sin
| gled and Joyce crossed the plate Glea-
| son started for second. Davis scored, and
Gleason was put out by Doyle.
| Doyle sent a single TO short center. Nc
| CURE hit TO Gleason and was safe on the
Kids wild throw 10 BIZ, Doyle going to
third. and Mac. to second. Wagner was
given a base on balls. Brown drew four
balls and Doyle walked in and Wrigley
went out on foul fly TO Grady Amole
sent a liner 70 Gleason and q double play
resulted, Wagner being put out al second
Fourth inning-Hartman hit 10 Wrigley
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singled. Grady hit a fly back of second
and Leahy got it, doubling Wilmot at
third.
SeIbach walked to first on balls Gett-
man vent out on a foul TO Hartman.
! Leahy struck out. Doyle went ont at
| first on a hit to Gleason.
! Fifth inuing-Seymour struck out Van
| Haltren reached the first sack on balls
! Tienan singled to left field. Bill Joyce
| raped the sphere to left field for a base.
! Davis sent one to Doyle and went out at
first, while Van Haltren scored. Gleason
went 10 the first base on balls Hart
man singled 10 left and Tiernan and
! Joyce scored. WilmOt made three-bag
! ger, scoring Gleason and Hartman.
| Grady struck out.
| Mcclure went ont Gleason to joyce.
! Wagner singled. Brown hit TO Seymour
| and was thrown out at first, and WIigley
| flew out 10 Wimot
| Sixth inning-Seymour walked to first
on balls. Donovan sent the sphere
! against Van Haltren's leg, sending him
! 10 first Tiernan went out on q hit 10
| Doyle. Joyce reached first on Doyle's
error while Cy scored. Davis hit to
! WrGIey. and went out at first. Davis
| struck out.
| Donovan drew a base Oh balls. Sci
| bach few out 10 Tiernan. Gettman sent
| . single to center. Leahy bunted and
went out ut first, Donovan going tC
| third. Doyle sent ii to the bleachers fol
| a homer, scoring Donovan and Gettman
! Mcclure went out on a line hit TO Glea,
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Seventh inning-Hartman walked tC