The times., 1898-06-05
standing Of the c1ubs.

Fred Clarke and his shifty crowd of
Colonels took another fall out of the
Senators at National Park yesterday
afternoon. Outside of a little ragged
work in the seventh by Twirler Dineen,
the game was splendid exhibition of
| ball playing. Both pitchers were on
their mettle and twirled with much eff
| fectiveness. Each club got five hits.
| but the Colonels had the good luck to
get three of them in bunch and that
tells the story of the game.
The Wagners had a monopoly Of the
| error scoring, and the Colonel beat his
Senatorial brother out in the race, scor-
ing three to Hans's one. Dineen got in
the other error and it was a costly one.
too, as it was pulled off in that unlucky
seventh inning.
Wrigley distinguished himself by max
ing sensational running catch of Dex-
ter's fly just back of third base in the
| second inning.
Anderson had the forefnger Of his
by one OF Red Ehret's twisters and re-
tired from the game, McHale going to
| center
Hans Wagner gave a great exhibition
of juggling in the fifth inning. He
| reached up his left hand and pulled
down "Cooney" Snyders line drive, lost
the ball and caught it again with his
| tnI, nd Iii 81 ta1
| quite round of applause
| The Game I'm Detail.
First inning-Clarke went out from
Wagner TO Doyle Ritchey's foul fly was
taken in by Hans Hoy few out to Sell
bach.
Gettman reached first on Wagner's er
ror selbach hit TO Ritchey and a double
play resulted. Doyle singled. Anderson
| reached first on Wagner's error. MCGUIRE
few out to Hoy.
Second inning-Dexter's fly was caught
by Wrigley. Wagner went out from Zeke
to Jack Stafford was presented with a
| base on balls. Clingman was hit by
| pitched ball. Snyder sent a bounder TO
Heine and retired at first.
Wagner singled past third, but went out
| on the double play that resulted from
Rietzs hit TO Wagner. Zeke retired on
| a foul fly to Wagner.
Third inning-Ehret retired at first on
hit to Heine. Clarke's foul fly was taken
in by Mac. Ritchey walked to first on
| balls but got caught between bases and
| was put out by Zeke.
Dineen went out on strikes. Gettman
| struck out. Selbach went out from Ritch-
| ey to Wagner.
Fourth inning-Hoy flew out to Rietz.
Dexter reached first and scored on Wag-
ner's wild throw to Doyle Wagner went
out on a fly to Selbach. Stafford singled
TO center, scoring Dexter, but was caught
mapping at first.
Doyle bunted and beat the ball to first
Anderson was hit by pitched ball. Both
runners advanced on Macs sacrifice.
Hans hit to Ritchey, scoring Doyle. Rietz
struck out. Wagner pilfered second
Wrigley went out from Wagner to Ehret.
Fifth inning-Clingman famed out.
| Wagner made a great catch of Cooney's
fly. Ehret went out from Wrgley to
Doyle.
Dineen hit to Stafford and retired at
first. Gettman retired at first on bound
er 10 CIingman. Selbach fouled out to
Snyder.
Sixth inning-Clarke drew a base on
balls. Ritcheys pop fly was taken in by
| NdBHtT- Caught f1Oy 5 HlER ny
to left center. Dexter sent a grounder to
Zeke, forcing Clarke at second.
Doyle few out to the Dummy. McHale
drew base on balls and went to second
on Macs single to right. Wagner hit to
Ritchey, forcing Mac at second and re-
firing himself at first.
Seventh inning-Wagner flew out to
Gettman, Stafford beat out bunt hit.
Clingman hit TO Wagner, forcing Stafford
at second. Snyder bunted, but was de-
clared out for interfering with batted
ball.
Rietz led off with a ,two-bagger and
went to third on Wrigley's sacrifice The
sailor reached first on Wagner's tumble.
Dineen flew out to Stafford. Gettman
sent a high fly to Dexter, scoring Rietz.
The Baron flew out to Hoy.
Eighth inning-Ehret flew out to Nc
Hale. Clarke singled to right and went
to third on Dineen's wild throw to Doyle
scoring on Ritchey's infield hit Hoy sin
gled to right, sending Ritchey to third
Dexter hit for two sacks, scoring Ritchey
and the Dummy. Hans caught his broth
er's fly. Stafford went out on bunt
Doyle hunted and reached first; went to
second on McHale's sacrifice, but was put
out in an attempt to pilfer third. Nc
CURE went out from Stafford to Wagner
Ninth inning-Clingman flew out to Zeke