The times., 1898-08-17
Standing of the Clubs.

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'"Tim's" Trailers came down the pike
yesterday afternoon and struck snag
near Washington village named Frank
KiIleu. They dalIied with the obstacle
for a few agonizing minutes and then
gave up in disgust.
The ex-Pitsburg twirler was positively
invincibIe as long as ne wanted 20 be,
and, up TO che seventh inning. he gave
the visiting con" artists but four hits.
Then. seeing that he had his game won
handily, he let up and permitted the
howlers from s.. Louis TO make a few,
so that they would have some little heart
TO last them over the night to play on
the morrow. He pitched pretty game,
and came in for many rounds of applause
A rank decision on balls and strikes by
o'Day caused a pass to first TO be regis
tered against the ex-Pirate
The Senator's on the other hand. found
Hughey The easiest kind OF a proposition
and Strengthened out his curves and
slants for fifteen hits, with a total of
eighteen bases Pepper Rietz found
the younester for three singles, leading
in stick work for the home team, and
posting a clean sheet in the field.
Harley made a good catch of KiIIen's
foal fly in the second inning. grabbing the
hide about an inch and lhree-quarters
from the top OF the rail in front of the
left field bleachers..
Lave Cross made a sensational stop of
Farrells high boundeT in the seventh in
Frnn and 2 Hlrv~-rr sE,.-
for which he received a generous portion
Of the pleased palm.
When 'Foghorn Tommy Tucker
stepped up TO the bat in the third. he re-
osived a pleasing reception from the
fans who remembered his good work
here last season.
The Right Hon. Timothy Hurst re-
Eulendent in a comsomme-suggestfv
straw nat of the vintage of 200I b. G.
Sought 10 adorn the bench on the left
side Of the plate. One Of the factors in
his keeping cool was his propinquity 10 a
bunch of ice water kept in a barrel
painted yellow-whether out of compli-
ment TO the article OF baseball put up
by his team. however. could not be
learned. Somehow or other Tim
seemed to be sad.
The Game i'm Detail
First inning-Selbach led off with a
three-bagger over Stencils head and
scored on Gettmans out from Dowd to
Tucker. Anderson's fly was dropped by
Carsey and the big center fielder piIfered
second Mcclure went out on a grounder
TO Tucker. Farrell singled past second
and Andy scored Rietz singled to left
Smith hit to Quinn, forcing Rietz at sec
ond
Dowd was thrown out by Smith, who
also retired Stencil at first Harley foul
ed out TO Smith
Second inning-Mercer went out on a
Erounder TO Tucker. Killen fouled out to
Harley. Selbach walked to first on balls
and went TO third on Gettman's single 10
center. Anderson popped a fly to Quinn.
Cross sent a high fly to Anderson. Sug-
Gen flew out 10 Farrell. Quinn was thrown
out by Rietz.
Third inning-McGuire sent the sphere
to Dowd and was thrown out Farrell
few out 20 Carsey. Rietz beat out an
iniield hit and Smith popped fly TO
Dowd
Tucker went out at first on a grounder
10 Smith. Carsey flew out TO Farrell
Hughey drew a base on balls. but was
forced at second on Dowd's hit 10 Smith.
Fourth inning-MeTcer struck out Kill
len beat out an infield hit and Selbach
was presented with sack on balls Gett-
man hit to Cross forcing Killen at third.
Anderson sent hot one TO Quinn. who
finally got the ball. threw wild to Dowd
and Hughey got the ball and shot it
against the grandstand, Selbaeh and Gett-
man scoring and Andy pulling up at third.
Mcclure then flew out TO Harley.
Stencil went out from Rietz to Far
relE Harley sent fly to Mercer. Cross
beat out an infield hit. Sugden struck
out.
Fifth inn,ng-Farrell singled past second
and then stole base. Rietz hunted sue
cessfully. Smith hit to the bleachers for
two bases, scoring Farrell. but Rietz was
caught between third and home and was |
put out Mercer singled to right center.
but went out at second because he slid /
over the sack. Killen drew base on |
balls and Selbach went out on a ground |
er to Tucker
Quinn went out from Rietz to Farrell. |
Tucker singled 10 right Carsey and |
Hughey struck out.
sixth inning-Gettman went out on |
hunt Anderson was thrown out by /
Quinn Mcclure few out TO Cross.
Dowd singled 10 left field and Stencil |
TO center. Harley fouled out to Far |
reli. Cross flew cut to Gettman and /
DoWd came home, and Sugden's fly was
taken in by Selbach.
Seventh inning-Farrell went out from
Cross 10 Tucker. Rietz drew a base on
oalls Smith reached first on fuckers
mum of Quinn's throw. Mercer singled to
right, scoring Rietz and sending Smith
70 third Winnie pilfered second Kill
len singled past second and Jud and Win |
ME drotted home. Selbach singled 10
left. Gettman hit to Tucker and went
out Anderson sent Killen and Mercer
home with hot one 10 Quinn. Andy.J
was run down between bases.
Quinn was thrown out by Rietz Tuck
er flew out 10 Anderson. Carsey singled
70 left and Hughey TO right Dowd foul
ed out TO Mcclure.
Eighth inning-McGuire's foul fly was
caught by Harley. Farrell fouled out to