The times., 1898-09-28
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

Baltimore Sept. 27.-ArthuF Irwins s
doughty Senators were not in the game
today and the Orioles walked off with all
the honors except those due for several
pretty pieces of individual playing on the
part Of certain Senators.
Diueen was on the rubber for the Capt.
tai City team and the lead gained by the
effervescent Hanlonians in the first two
innings sufficed 10 decide the issue Of the
contest. He was especially unfortunate
in the matter of hitting baIsmen, no less
than three of the Orioles trotting down
the base pike with every indication of
mortal sickness upon their alleged fea-
lures.
Hughes pitched d steady game and his
support was OF the proper sort, the only
thing that looked like an error being
somewhat dubious move by "Ducky"
Holmes.
Both pitchers gave two bases on balls,
but in effectiveness Dineen was not in
The same category with Hughes.
Freeman's three-base hit was about the
only thing in the way of long batting
that marked the contest.
The Game in Detail.
First inning-Rietz was thrown out,
Hughes to McGann. Selbach followed,
McGraw 10 Mccain. Farrell flied out to
Keeler.
McGraw went out, Casey to Carr. Keel
er hit. Jennings was hit by a pitched
bail Kitson made hit, scoring Keeler.
McGann was hit by a pitched ball, filling
the bases. Holmes hit to right, scoring
two. DeAIontreville hit to second and
was thrown out. Holmes scored on Far
rells wild throw. Clark flied out TO Far
rell
Second inning-Freeman hit to DeMont-
reville and was thrown out at first
Gatans few out, and Casey followed.
Hughes struck out, McGraw was hit
by pitched ball, Keeler got a hit. Jen-
nings hit, scoring McGraW, and scored on
Carr's error in handling Kitson's hit
McGann flied out to second. Holmes
flied out to Farrell
Third inning-Mercer struck out. Carr
was thrown out by DeMontreville and
Dineen by Jennings.
DeAIontreville fouled out to Farrell
Clark singled 10 right, but was doubled
at first, when Freeman made a hard run
ming catch of Hughes's apparently safe
hit.
Fourth inning-Rietz drew a base on
balls and went to second on SeIbach's s
sacrifice. Farrell singled to left, and
Pepper scored Freeman struck out
Gatans sent the sphere to McGraw, who
touched Farrell on his way to third.
McGraw walked TO first on balls, but
was forced at second on Keeler's ground
er TO Gatans. Jennings was thrown out
by Casey. Kitson bunted and was thrown
out by Dineen.
Fifth inning-Casey was out from De-
Montreville to McGann. Mercer was
thrown out by Jennings. Carr was re-
tired by McGraw and McGann.
McGann singled TO right and stole sec
old. Holmes struck out DeMontreville
fNd to Selbach, sending McGann to third.
CsArk struck out.
s.4th inning-Dineen reached first on
scratch, but was forced at second on
HietEs grounder to Jennings. Selbach
' gled 10 right, but was doubled at sec
ond on FarrelPs grounder to DeMontre-
vile.
Hughes was thrown out by Gatans. Nc
Graw drew a base on balls and stole sec
ind and scored on Farrell's wild throw
q Casey to catch Muggsy at third. Keeler
went out TO Carr. Jennings singled TO
left Kitson got in a bingle in the same
garden. NcGann singled to left scoring
Jennings. Holmes went out on a grounder
to Carr.
Seventh inning - Freeman flied to
Holmes. Gatans beat out a bunt, but was