The times., 1898-07-05
Standing of the Clubs.

Yesterday afternoon at National Park
the Senators won an uphill game in great
style from the Trolley Dodgers. The Wis
ftors started off in the first inning in
way that made them look like sure win
ners-- But nevertheless they We're doomed
TO defeat. The game was stopped twice
owing TO rain. the first tine at the end
OF the sixth. after the score had been
tied, and again in the Senators half of
the seventh, when TWO men were on bases
and no one out
The playing Of the home team was per-
feet. Each man fielded his position in the
cIeverest kind Of style Wrigley in par
5icular distinguishing himself. In the
eighth inning he made q splendid running
catoa OF Shiadle,s fly 70 short center, and
IN the ninth he scooped up a hard-hit
Pr3under from Magoon's bat as il pass
ed over the second base, which looked
good for = clean single. In addition TO
fine feld work. the Senators gave q brill
liant exhibition Of timely batting. In this
respect Gettman. Wrigley and Wagner
carried off the honors.
The opposing Uwirlers were Dineen and
Yeager. The former, barring little wild
mess in the first, pitched 3 grand game of
bah. He allowed the visitors but five
hits, two Of them being very much on
the scratch" order. struck out eight men
and gave only three passes to first on
balls
Yeager was very effective IN the first
and second innings. but after that the
home team found little trouble in solving
his curves.
Taken altogether the game was well
played and held the interest of the 1920
spectators present TO the end.
The Game i'm Detail.
FIRST inning-Grifin sent the ball bound
ing into left garden for a single Jones
was presented with a pass to the initial
sack on balls. La Chance hunted success
fully. Tucker hit to Anderson, forcing
Griffin at the plate. Hallman few out
TO Gettman and Jones scored. La Chance
scored on a wild pitch. Shindle singled
to center and Tucker trotted home. Ma
COON retired at first on grounder TO
Wrigley.
selbach singled past third, but was
forced at second on Gettmans grounder
to HaIlman, Anderson reached first on
Magoon's tumble and poor throw, but
Gettman went out at second. Mcclure
retired on a bunt.
Second inning-Ryan famed yiciously
thrice. Yeager struck out. Griffin drew
base on balls. and Jones flew out to Sell
bach.
Rie;z was called out on strikes. Wag-
4
went out at first. Myers few out to Ma
COON.
Third inning-La Chance went out at
first on hit to Dineen. Tucker went out
on strikes. Hallnan ret:red on a high
ly 10 Cettman.
Wrigley singled past second. Dineen
struck out. selbach flew out to Jones
Gettman singled to left Anderson sin
Eled past second and Wrigley scored. Nc
Cure fouled out TO Shindle.
Fourth inning-Shindle fell a victim to
Dineen's curves. Magoon drew four balls
and scored on Ryan's three-bagger TO
right center. Yeager sent fly to Wag-
ner and Ryan came in Grinln went out
TO Wagner.
Rietz struck out. Wagner drew a walk
10 first on balls and Myers went down on
the same terms. Wrigley singled TO CEN
ter scoring Wagner. The runners ad-
vanced a base on wild pitch. Myers
scored on Dineen's out at first Selbach
few out TO Griffin.
Fifth inning-Jones few out to Selbach.
La Chance popped a fly to Myers Tucker
was hit by pitched ball. Hallman's fly
was taken in by Wrigley
Gettman singled. Anderson flew out to