The times., 1899-07-20
GAMES TO-DAY.
Cleveland Mt Washington.
PittsburE at Brooklyn.
Chicago at New York.
Louisville mt Philadelphia.
Cincinnati mt baltimore.
ST. Louis at Boston.

The Senators improved their percentage
at the expense of the wandering Exiles in
both games at National Park yesterday
afternoon. goodly crowd of cranks had
gathered to witness the slaughter of the lost
tribe of ball players, the latest appellation
applied to the Clevelands. and the cranks
were not disappointed. McFarlan was in
the box for the Senators in the first game,
and he displayed a wonderful assortment
of speed and curves. Hughey was also
in good form, but in the third inning Ne
Farlan's three-bagger was followed by
three singles and double and the Cleve-
land twirler lost his equilibrium. Ii was
McGann's hits that won both games, or
at least mis- timely batting was a potent
factor In bringing about the Senatorial
victories.
The second game was one of the most
exciting of the season. For four innings
the locals did not get the least semblance
of hit OF Schmidt, and the two secured
in the fifth were not productive of any
runs. Schmidt kept the crowd in an up
roar by his peculiar antics In the box. and
there were not a, few that would have liked
TO have seen him win his game. In the
eighth inning Schmidt collapsed entirely
and six hits followed in rapid succession.
These produced as many runs and gave
the second game to the Senator'S
Padden's work in both games was
feature. One difficult play after another
was made by the Washington captain, and
il seemed that nothing was too hard for
him. McGann played splendid game at
first base. Carsey showed that the art OF
pitching has not been lost by him Only
six hits were secured off his delivery. and
he fielded his position to perfection. He
fe ~ ssfsf hffr had
no effect on the score. II was Carsey's
hit that started the batting rally in the
eighth inning.
The umpiring of Gaffney and Latham
was the best seen here this season. In the
second game Latham presided at the pla!e
and Caifney performed on the bases. They
showed versatility of talent. as their
work in the second game was as good as
that in the first. Only one game will be
played this afternoon and not two, as has
been stated. Time will be called at 4:30.
The first run Of the day was made in the
second inning by the Senators. After Free
man had flied TO Quinn. Padden singled to
left field and went TO second VIE Meal
lister juggled the ball. He stole nird and
scored on the wild throw of Schrecongost
to catch him al third. Kittridge won ap-
plause at this point by a peculiar play.
The little catcher was coaching on third
when Padden made his slide for the bag
Sullivan fell on Padden and held him on
the ground while Lockhead chased the
bali, which had been thrown wild by
Schreeongost Kittridge ran In from the
coaching line and seizing hold of Sullivan's
belt dragged him of Padden and started
the latter for home. In the third inning
McFarlan got himself in trouble by giving
two bases on balls. After one man was
out Hughey was allowed to walk and Dowd
then fouled TO Kittridge Schmidt was
given his base and Immediately afterward
kittridge had passed ball. He recovered
the sphere and threw to third to catch
Hughey. but the runner was hit by the
ball and it bounded out OF AthertOn's way,
Hughey scoring. Schmidt reached third
while all this was going on and he also
scored on Quinn's single TO left. Sullivan
hit to Bonner and was thrown out at first.
McFarlan atoned for his wildness by
leading of with q three bagger in the Sen
ator5' half of the inning. He scored on
Slagle's single to right field. OBrien
doubled 10 left. Slagle reaching third. Both
scored on McGsnn's single 10 centre Nc
Gam went 10 second on Bonner's out at
first and 10 third on Freeman's fly TO Dowd
He scored on Padden's single. and Ather-
tons fy TO NcAllister was the third out
In the seventh inning Lockhead's wild
throw on Slagles hit allowed the latter u
reach second. O'Brien hunted safely, Sla'
gle taking third. He scored on McGann'l
fy 10 McAllister. OBrien was thrown ou
in the attempt TO steal, and after singlin:
Bonner suffered a similar fate.
In the eighth, Freeman singled. but wa
caught at second on Padden's hit to Quinn
Padden stole second and went 10 thirt
on Atherton's infeld out He scored OF
Kitiridges single.
In the ninth the visitors ran their tota
up TO four. The runs were made on con
secutive singles by McAllister. Tucker
Loclhead. and Schrecongost. The frs
two named crossed the plate. The score;