The times., 1898-05-12
Standing of the clubs.

Philadelphia. 7 8 .4o7
st. Louis. ...... q II .2o7
Washington :. I3 .235
Louisville 5 IT .227
Yesterday was ladies day at Ma
tional Park, and il had the effect of draw
ing a large crowd 1t was also Senators
day." for the aggregation from Philadel-
phia were taken into camp by the locals
and defeated in rafting style. Both
teams put up a fine game, but the visitors
were clearly outbatted and outplayed at
every point Dineen was tried out In the
box for the locals and gave a good ac-
count of himself. Up to the seventh
inning he was an enigma to the heavy
hitting Quakers. In that inning they siz-
ed up his delivery for six hits. netting
four runs, but could not gauge him in the
eighth and ninth.
Dunkle pitched for the Philadelphias
and was touched UP for seventeen hits
with total of twenty-three bases. In
the fifth inning he was knocked out of the
box, singles and doubles being laced out
until eight runs had been scored. Sell
/ bach performed the remarkable feat of
making two hits and two runs in one in
ming during the fusillade.
For the home team Doyle and Wagner
did the best work in the field while Sell
bach and Gettman carried off the batting
honors, with Doyle deserving of more
than passing mention for his timely sticl
work.
In the fifth inning the visitors had three
men on base and the great Delahanty at
/ bat. The rooters We're on tenter-hooks
! Del. picked out one OF Dneen's curves
1 and struck at it viciously, sending it high
! in the air back of first base and very
close to the grandstand Doyle went af-
ter il and made a brilliant and difficult
! catch, which elected much applause
! In the sixth inning Wagner made a
( great running stop of McFarland's hot
/ erounder past third and retired the
+ Quaker catcher at first. 1t was a marye-
lous play and the Senatorial third sack
guardian got good hand for it
/ The Senators playing in the last two
/ games shows that the team is rapidly
rounding into form and can be relied on
/ to give good account of themselves
! from now on. Weyling will probably
pitch today's game.
The Game I'm Detail.
! First inning-Cooley went out on a fly
to left field; Douglass singled to Selbach's
/ garden, and went to second on balk
Del. drew base on balls and the run
! ners each advanced a base on a wild
/ throw, and scored on Lajoie's three-bag-
/ ger over Rabbits head. Thompson flew
/ out TO Sci. and Lajoie scored. Cross's
/ high fly was taken in by McITales
Gettman hit to ghortfieId, beat the ball
/ TO first, went to third on the barons sin
gle past second, and scored on Rabbits
I cir Fsrfa. Col
| advanced base on Doyle's fly to left
| center, which Cooley dropped. The baron
scored on Farrell's out to Cooley; Wag-
ner struck out; McHale and Doyle scored
on passed ball Rietz went out to Della
! hanty.
Second inning-Nash Topped a fly 10
| Wagner; Mcfarland retired on a foul fy.
| Dunkle went out at first on a hit to
! Dineen.
Wrigley went out on three strikes.
| Dineen waited and walked to first on
balls, went to second on Lajoie's tumble
of Jake's grounder. Seibach flew out to
thompson; Gettman was caught mapping
| off third
Third inning-Cooley hit to Rietz and
was thown out. Douglass went out on a
| fly to Jake; Delahanty retired on a
grounder to Doyle.
McHale went out Cross to Douglass
and Doyle was retired in the same man
ner. Farrell went to first on called halls
and Wagner was also presented with a
base. Rietz went out on slow hit n
Douglass.
Fourth inning-Lajoie sent a high 6v
/ on to Sell; Thompson flew out To Rietz.
Cross went out on fly to Doyle.
Wrlgiey hit to Cross. and went out al
first; Dineen went out, Latoie to Doug.
lass. Gettman flew out to Cross
Fifth inning-Nash fell q victim to Di-
mems curves. Mcfarland went our on
a foul fly to the Baron. Dunkle drew a
base on balls and Cooley waited for four
douglass walked to first on hit by pitched
to Doyle.
Selbach lead off with a two-bagger ia
left held fence, went to third on McHale's
sacrifice and scored on Doyle's timely
single over second. Jack went to third
on the Dukes two-bagger to right field
and scored on Wagners single to center.
Farrell going TO third, and scoring on
Rietz's single past Cross Wriglev few
out to LaJoie. Dfneen reached first on
Douglass's error. Wagner and Rietz
scored on Jake's two-bagger to left CEN
ter. Selbach sent the ball through second
scoring Wrigley and Dineen Selbach
came in on McHale's two-bagger. Doyle
hit to Cross and was called out at first.
Sixth -inning-Lajoie drew a base on
!
out at first. Cross singled. Nash went
out on foul fly to Wagner Mcfarland
hit to Wagner and was retired at Doyle $
sack.
Farrell singled through short field, but
was forced out at second on Wagner's
hit to Lajoie. Rietz hit to Cross, forcing
Wagner out at the second sack. Wrigley
hit TO Lajoie and retired at first
Seventh inning-Dunkle went out, Di-
neen TO Doyle. Cooley bunted and beat
the ball to first. Douglass singled, as
also did Delehanty. Lajoie cleaned the
bases with two-bagger. Thompson hit tc
. Zeke and was thrown out, Cross singled
scoring Lajoie, Nash singled, sending
Cross to third. Mcfarland few out te
Selbach.
Dineen was hit by the ball and walked
! to first, went to second on Jakes bunt
The Baron went out on a foul fly to Nc
Farland. McHale hit to Lajoie forcinf
Gettman at second. Doyle singled, scor