The times., 1898-07-30
Standing of the Clubs.

Chicago. July s.-(Special)-The SEN
ators began their invasion of the West
today. and lost the opening skirmish TO
the Orphans.
The score was 10 s. and but for an
error by Woods, Il is certain that not one
o. McGuire's band would have registered
al the counting house. Callahan had
Washington ar his mercy all through the
game. and Dineen weakened under the
fast pace he cut out for himself in the
opening rounds His support was not of
the best, but he would have lost the game
without any assistance for the cold, damp
air seemed 20 tie up his arm, and he went
wrong after the Orphans had made their
initial assault upon him
The marring feature of the game was
Dahlen's senseless kick" in the seventh,
when he was called out while stealing to
second. He poured few words of un-
mensionable alleged English into Umpire
Connolly's ears, and was removed from
the field for his offense. Woods, who re-
placed him, permitted McGuire's men 10
make their only runs.
The playing of Rietz and Wrigley re-
deemed Washington. The latter made sew
eral phenomenal stops and catches.
The game, however, although fast, was
not startling For two rounds the teams
spared for an opening, and in the third
Chicago finally landed. Connor started
the inning with long fly. which Ander-
son misjudged and let go as a triple.
Wrigley, by pretty catch while running
backward. retired Donahue but Callahan
singled and sent the first run home.
Callahan stole and tailed on Ryan's hit,
while Everett sent that individual TO
third with a single Dineen broke under
the punishment gave Lange base and
hit Dahlen, forcing in a run, but with the
bases full the next two Orphans died
without adding TO the majority.
Clean hitting gave Chicago another trio
of talHes in the fifth and practically de-
cided the game. Everett singled, Lange
and Dahlen followed with two-basers and
Thornton singled, raising the total to six.
The sixth rumpus gave Chicago yet
another run. Donahue singled. Callahan
sacrificed and Ryan smashed a grasser
through short. Selbach played the ball
fast and caught Donahue at the plate,
but Farrell dropped the bali and the run
counted.
In the seventh Dahlen bunted safely
and tried to steal second, but was called
out. and a moment later, after he had
verbally assaulted Umpire Conolly, he
was put out of the game
The eighth finally brought the break in
the 1nonotonous row of horse collars
which decorated the Senators score. Me-
CURE opened with a hit, only to be
forced by Gettman, Woods losing
chance for q double play. Wrigley's hit
was safe. although McCormick's wonder
ful stop came near retiring him. Dineen
few to Thornton, whose great throw
would have caught Gettman with his feet
off of third, but Mccormick ran in to
meet the ball and lost his man. Woods
permitted Selbach's bounder to coquet
through his legs unmolested, and two
runs We're scored.
Gifts to Ryan and Everett, followed by
Lange's ripping double, scored one more
run for Chicago in the eighth. and would
have given more, but Everett loitered,
coming home behind Lange, and was
tagged at the plate by Anderson's throw,
relayed through Rietz. Anderson led the
final rally of the Senators with a double,
and after two men had gone out, Nc
CURE sent him home with a pretty sin
gle The score: