The times., 1898-07-12
Standing of the Clubs.


across the pla;e by Clark Griffith yester-
day afternoon completely fooled the
home team. and the Orphan twirler simp-
ly had the locals al his mercy through
out the game. Indeed, so effectively did
the Chicagoan pitch that up to the ninth
inning The indications were that the
Sena ,ors would be shut out. In this in
ming the home team managed TO get two
men across the plate on singles by Nc
Guire, Rietz and wrigiey. aided by Nc
CorInick's error in throwing wild to
Everett
Weyhing vent into the box for the
home team, and was hit quite freely. so
much so that Capt. Mcclure deemed it
advisable TO replace him in the sixth by
Donovan, who. for the remaining four
innings twirled with considerable effec-
tiveness. He allowed but two hits off his
delivery, struck out three men, and pass
ed only two men 70 first on balls.
The game was slow and uninteresting,
and was absolutely void of features save
for a great one hand stop by WrigIey of
Clark Grifith's hot bounder towards left
stick work for the home team, each Sc
curing two hits. For the visitors the bat
ting honors rested easily with Thornton,
who secured two singles and three
bagger of the delivery of Gus weighing.
The Game i'm Detail.
First inninE-Ryan few out to Rietz.
Everett reached first on an infield single
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to left-center. Dahlen went out from
weighing to Anderson Mccormick sent
the ball to Myers and was thrown out al
first.
Selbach sent liner 10 Dahlen. Gettman
few out to IsbeII. Anderson reached first
on Dahlens poor throw TO Everett, and
went to third on McGuire's single to cen
ter Rietz sent a high fly to Ryan.
Second inning-Isben singled and went
to second on Rietz's wild throw to An
derson. Connors pop fly was taken in by
Mcclure Donahue hit down the third
base line for two sacks, scoring Isbell.
Griffith went out from Wrigley to An
derson. Ryan was presented with a base
on balls and stole second. Everett retired
on a high fly to Wrigley.
Wagner singled to right field. Myers
flew out to Ryan. Wrigley went out on a
sacrifice weighing fouled out to Ev-
erett
Third inning-Thorton singled to right
garden. Dahlen went out on a fly to
Rietz. McCormicks pop fly was taken in
by Wrigley she'll struck out.
Selbach fouled out to Donahue. Gett-
man beat out an infield hit. but was de-
clared out on an attempt to pilfer. An
derson was thrown out at first on a
grounder TO Mccormick.
Fourth inning-Connor retired on a
bunt. Donahue was called out on strikes
Griffith flew out to Gettman.
Mcclure went out on a hot grounde1
down the first base line. Rietz retired
from Dahlen to Everett. Wagner singled
to left, but was forced at second on My
ers's bounder to Mccormick.
Fifth inning-Ryan led off with a clean
single past second. but was forced at
| second on Everett's bounder to Wrigley
Thornton singled. Dahlen sent the ball
into left field for a base and Everett
scored. Mccormick sent the ball tc
Wrigley, who threw wild, and Thornton
| pulled up at second. Isbell was hit by
pitched ban. Connor hit to Wrigley, forcing
IsbeI at second. Mccormick was out al
! third on McGuire's quick throw TO Myers
when Connor started for second.
Wrigley went out from Dahlen to Ev.
erett. weighing flew out to Thornton
SeIbach hunted and beat the ball easily
Gettman retired on grounder to Ey
erett.
Sitxh inning-Donahue sent a fly tc
| Gettman. Griffith went out from Myer.
to Anderson. Ryan sent the ball to the
| bleachers for homer. Everett drew
base on balls. Thornton was called ou
on strikes.
Anderson sent the ball to Mccormick
tired in the same way. Rietz got in
single and Wagner went out from Como
to Everett.
Seventh inning flew out to Sci
bach. Mccormick struck out. Isbell foul
ed out to Mcclure
Myers sent an easy fly to Thornton
Wrigley fouled out TO Donohue. Dono
van went out on a bunt.
Eighth inning-Connor drew pass t
first on balls. Donohue was called ou
on strikes. Griffith sent liner to Wrig
! ley, and the side retired on double play
Selbach fouled cut to Donohue. Gett
man went out from Griffith TO Everett
Anderson sent the ball to Mccormick an
| was thrown out.
Ninth inning-Ryan hit to right field 70