The times., 1898-08-12
THE SECOND GAME.
In Which kiIIen Makes His Debut
as u Senator


The second contest between the Giants
and Senators was marked by fast snap
py work on both sides. The feature of
the game was the pitching of Frank Kill
len, the southpaw, who made his debut
as a Senator and kept the Giants guess
ing throughout the game. Doheny, on the
contrary, was easy for the home team
when hits were needed, and in the third
and fifth innings was almost batted out
of the box.
In this game as in the preceding one,
Jack Doyle was hooted and jeered to a
poured into the ex-manager of the Sem
ators, and the doughty Jack was doubt
less glad when the game was over
seIbach played a great game in the left
garden, taking in six flies in easy style.
In the third inning the Baron enjoyed the
distinction of retiring the side.
The Game in Detail.
First inning-Van Haltren hit TO the
bleachers for three bases. Tiernan sent
the sphere to Rietz and retired at first.
Joyce flew out to Geutman, scoring Van
Haltren. Davis singled and stole second
Gleason struck out
Selbach went out on an infeld hit
Wagner was retired at first by Davis, and
Anderson went out from Gleason TO
Joyce.
Second inning-Doyle fouled out to Nc
CURE. Hartman was thrown out at first
by Wagner. Warner fouled out to Nc
CURE.
"Old Reliable JIM went out via the
Davis-Joyce route. Farrell was thrown
out by Gleason, and Rietz was retired
at first on grounder to the kid
Third inning-Doheny flew out to Sell
bach Van Haltren singled to left and
stole second. Tiernan sent a high fly to
Selbach. Joyce drew a base on balls and
Van pilfered third. Scrappy purloined a
sack and Davis few out to Selbach
Smith went out from Gleason to Joyce
Gettman drew a base on balls, as did
Killen. Jake purloined third sack and
scored on Selbach's single to right cen
ter. Wagner laced the sphere to left cen
ter for two sacks, and Killen and Sell
bach crossed the plate. Wagner trotted
home on Anderson's three-bagger down
the third base line. Mcclure singled to
left, scoring Anderson. Farrell hit to Da-
Wis, forcing Mac at second but was safe
at first on "Scrappy's" muff of Gleasons
throw. Rietz singled to left Smiths hit
was stalled off by Doheny to Gleason,
who threw the runner out at first.
Fourth inning-Gleason flew out to An
derson. Doyle fouled out to Mcclure.
Hartman's foul fly was caught by Far
rell.
Gettman drew a base on balls but was
forced at second on Killens hit to Do
heny. Selbach was presented with pass
to first on balls. Wagner flew out to Tier
nan. Anderson sent a high fly to Van
Haltren.
Fifth inning-Warner flew out to Sell
bach. Doheny's foul back of third was
taken in by Smith. Van Haltren sent
line drive to Wagner.
Mcclure went out at first on a high
bounder to Doheny. Farrell singled to
right, but went out on an attempt to
steal. Rietz beat out an infield hit and
went 10 third on Smiths single to right
Smith started for second, Warner grew
'dopey.' and Rietz came home Gett-
man drew a base on balls. Killen beat
out an infield hit. Selbach reached first
on Hartmans tumble, and Smith scored.
Gettman started for home and in the
play at the plate Wagner was declared
out for interference.
Sixth inning-Tiernan drew a base on
balls, Joyce singled to right. Davis hit
to left field fense for one base and Tier
nan scored Gleason struck out Doyle
fouled out to Mcclure, and then Joyce
started for home when Davis ran toward
second, but "Scrappy'' was caught at the
plate by Killen.
Anderson led off with single past sec
ond, went to second on McGuire's sacri-
fice FarrelL hit to Hartman and Ander-
son was caught between sacks. Farrell
ran to second and both runners then got
on second. III
Seventh inning-Hartman flew out to
Anderson and Warner to Wagner. Do
heny drew a base on balls. but was
forced at second on Van Haltrens hit to
Davis. g
Rietz popped fly to Gleason Smith
beat out an infield hit, but was forced
at second on Gettman's grounder to
Gleason Killen went out from Davis 10
Joyce. p
Eighth inning-Tiernan beat out an in
field hit and scored on Joyce's three
bagger to left center. and "Scrappy''
came in on wagner's wild throw to
Smith. Davis few, out to Selbach. Giea-
son went out from Kiilen to Farrell, and
Doyle flew out to Selbach.
Selbach was thrown out at first by
Davis. Wagner went-out on a grounder
to Joyce. Anderson singled to left, bu,