The times., 1898-09-18
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

Tom Burns's aggregation of conceit-
ed Colts administered TO the Senators
a dose OF whitewash, and it was just
from the Senators record for the past
six weeks. The calcimine has left
them in an immaculate condition and
they can now begin all over and en-
deavor TO lead better lives and make
4 much more creditable showing.
A young phenom named Phyle was
cent 10 the rubber for the visitors and
kept the locals guessing throughout the
game. He is built of the proper ma
rerial TO make a good pitcher, and pos
sesses nerve and brains. He also has
all the necessary adiuncts TO the art of
twirling, and should prove star in
the stable of Tom Burns. Young
Nichols, the backstop. gave a superb
exhibition, and clearly demonstrated
that he is a coming catcher. His work
with the stick was exceptionally good,
getting in three singles out of four
times at the bst.
In the seventh inning Dahlen was
taken sick and forced to retire. Mertes
went to short field, while Woods took
"Sandow's" place. Mertes distin-
guished himself on Dahlen patch by
assisting in the three put outs in the
seventh inning, his sensational one
hand stop of Gettmans hard drive be-
Ing one Of the features Of the game.
For the Senators young Donovan, thd
cannon BALI twirler, essayed TO pitch,
but lasted only one inning, and Kirtley
Baker. the ex-Toronto lad, was sent to
the box. Kirt pitched an excellent
game, but was given miserable sup
port In the fifth inning Dahlen made
the circuit of the sacks on pop fly
Just in front Of the plate which Casey
muffed. shorty then threw wild TO
Rietz, and the ball caromed to Gett-
man, who let it get by him. When
Jake finally got hold Of the sphere he
shot it to Smith, who threw wild To
Mcclure. and Dahlen crossed the plate.
Casey made a great catch in the eighth
inning, when he got under Woods's
high foul fly almost into the grand
stand
Buck Freeman was not in the game
yesterday, owing to an injury sus-
tained in Fridays contest
The Game I'm DetniI.
First inning-Ryan drew base on balls.
but was forced at second on Mertes's
Erounder to Smith. Mccormick singled to
center. Dahlen singled to right and An
serson let it go through him, Mertes and
Mccormick coming home, Dahlen pulling
UP at third and scoring on Eyerett's out
from Rietz to Carr. Lange sent a liner
TO Carr
Rietz singled TO left-center and went
10 second on SeIbach's out from McCor-
mick to Everett. Casey was thrown out
on a bunt by Nichols. Anderson retired
from Dahlen TO Everett.
Second inning-Connor flied out to Sell
bach Nichols singled to left-center and
then pilfered second. Phyle flied out 10
Anderson. Nichols stole third. Ryan
drew a base on balls. Mertes hit 10 right
center for two sacks scoring Nichols and
Ryan. Mccormick was thrown out by
Smith.
Smith was thrown out by Mccormick.
Gettman went out in the same way. Carr
hit to left-center for two bases and Baker
flied out to Dahlen.
Third inning-Dahlen was thrown out
by Rietz. Everett hit to center for a
two-bagger. Lange flied to Anderson, and
Connor struck out.
Mcguire singled to right-center but was
doubled on Rietz's grounder TO Dahlen.
Selbach beat out a bunt, and Casey
struck out.
Fourth inning-Nichols singled to right
Phyle flied TO Smith. Ryan went out on
a grounder TO Carr. Mertes fouled out
TO Carr.
Anderson drew a base on balls and stole
second. Smith flied to Dahlen. Andy went
10 third on a passed ball Gettman ried
10 Dahlen. Carr was thrown out by Nc
Cormick.
Fifth inning-McCormick was thrown
out by Smith. Dahlens fly was muffed by
Casey, who threw wild to Rietz and Gett-
man fumbled and Smith threw wild to
home, while Dahlen made the circuit of
the sacks. Everett was thrown out by
Baker and Lange by Smith.
Baker was called out on strikes Nc
CURE was thrown out by Dahlen. Rietz
flied to Lange.
Sixth inning-Connor flied to Selbach