The times., 1898-06-02
stanatng of the Clubs.

Louisville .. IL 20 1888
Washington =. II "a .3I5
St. Louis. s......, 10 IS $50
I've will go down 10 Washington and
take three games. They are the easiest
Of the circuit.
Thus quoth the baseball sage of the
Mound City just before he left st. Louis
for the Nations Capital. On the way
10 this city Tim encountered a washout
Just outside of Cincinnati and the arrival
Of the Browns here was consequently de-
layed. But then Tim and his Trailers
finally reached Washington.
The story of the loss of the games Mon
day and Tuesday has already been tod
IN these columns, and do not need any
further comment.
Two games were Played yesterday,
and the Trailer failed to run first in
either Of them. In a word the Senators
simply walked away with the alleged ball
team from ST. Louis managed by one
Timothy Hurst.
Both contests were Of the slow, unin-
teresting sort that produces ennui The
result did not give Tim ennui. On the
contrary it had just the opposite effect.
Fire was in the eye OF Won Der Ahe's
Ce.tie director-general when the first
game was lost, but the second defeat cap
ped the Climax and drove Timothy to the
verge Of desperation.
Huehey pitched for the visitors in the
first game and outside Of the first and
third innings he made q good showing.
weighing twirled for the home team and
Was effective throughout the game.
In the second game SuGhoh was put
IN the box for the Trailers and pitched
GOOD steady ball up TO the seventh in
ming, when the Senators connected with
his curves for six hits netting four runs.
Roy Evans made his first appearance at
National Park. and made a favorable i'm
precision.
The features Of the games We're the base
running Of Duke Farrell. a great run
ming catch by SeIbach and the batting
OF Mcclure. Anderson. Farrell and Sell
bach
The victories Of yesterday put the Sen
ators IN eleventh place and before the
end Of the week it is not unlikely that
The Game in Detail.
First inning-Dowd hit to Wagner and
went out az first. Holmes retired at first
on grouHder 10 Heine Harley pushed
1t to Rietz and Mcguire got a put out.
Gettman bunted and beat the BAH out.
went to second on the Barons out at
first, and scored on McGuire's single
through second. Mac scored on Ander-
sons home run into the bleachers. Far
rel drew a base on balls. Wagner pop
ped fly 10 Carsey, who dropped it. fore
ing the Duke out al second. Hans reach
Sd second on wild pitch. Rietz went out
Hughey to Sugden.
Second inning-Clements went out on a
foul fly TO MCGUIRE. Cross singled to
left. Sugden retired on high one to
RietZ. Carsey hit to third and was thrown
out at sack one.
Wrigley sent a high fly to Dowd and
Tommy dropped it, Zeke reaching third,
Weyhing flew out to Harley Gettman
hit to short, and retired at first, scoring
the sailor. The Baron went out Hall to
Sugden,
Third inning-Hall sent the ball to Sell
BACH Hughey went out, Gus to Jim
Dowd fouled out to the Duke.
Mcclure laced the sphere to center field
fence for three sacks and scored on An
derson's single 10 left. Anderson pilfered
secordHan scored on the Dukes single
10 right. Wagner hunted and went out at
first sending Farrell to second who stole
third and scored on RIetz's out to Harley
Zeke tretired on fly to Holmes.
Fourth fnning-Holmes popped q fly TO
Wrigley. Harley singled and went TO sec
ond on Clements's out at first. Cross few
cut TO the Baron.
weighing struck out. Gettman was
Enuffed out on a foul fly. Selbach went
cut, Hall TO Sugden.
Fifth inning-Sugden singled Carsey
struck out. Sugden reached second on
Halls single and scored on Selbach's er-
ror. Hughey sent a high fly to Ander-
son. Hall left second before the ball was
caught and caused double play.
Mcguire and Anderson few out to Har-
ley. Farrell retired Hall TO Sugden
Sixth inning-Dowd was thrown out al
FIRST on q hit TO Wagner. Holmes sent a
high fly to Rietz- Harley singled to right.
Clements pushed the ball to Zeke and
went out at first.
Wagner sent q grounder to Cross and
was put out at sack one. Rietz retired
al first on grass ripper TO Carsey. .F8yrig-
ley singled over Carsey's head and scored
on the hit through errors of Holmes and
Dowd. Gus singled and Gettman flew out
20 Holmes.
Seventh inning-Cross singled, went 10
second on Sugden's single to right and
scored on Gettman's poor throw to third
Sugden reaching second. Carsey struck
out Hall singled and Sugden trotted
home. Hughey hit to Zeke and double
play retired the side.
Seibach went out at first bunt Nc
CURES fly was caught by Carsey. Ander
son few out TO Harley.
Eighth inning-Dowd sent the bali ou
20 Selbach who made a great running
catch Of Holiness long drive to left cen
ter. Harley reached first on Wagner:
error. Clements's line drive was takeI
in by Gettman.
Farrell beat q bunt TO first, as did Wag
ner. Rietz few out TO Hall. The Duk
and Hans each pilfered a sack. Wrigle,
struck out, and Gus retired Hall to Sug
den.
Ninth inning-Cross hit grounder t