The times., 1899-08-22
GAMES TODAY.
Washington at baltimore.
brooklyn nt Boston.
Philadelphia mt New York.
Cleveland at Louisville.
PittsburE at Cincinnati.
Chicago at st. Louis.

II was different yesterday. The Sena-
tors took sweet revenge on the Baltimore
Pigeons, and knocked the feathers from
them by the hands full, crossing the plate
an even dozen times. while but one Of the
Pigeons proved to be a homer. This re-
suit was brought about by terrific batting
upon the part OF the Senators, seventeen
safeties going to their credit, of which
Midget Slagie pulled Of four, and Buck
Freeman two,one of which was a home run,
making his home run record for the season
foot up fifteen. Every man on the team
connected with kittson's curves for one or
more singles. In addition TO this splendid
exhibition at the bat tie Senators ieldei
splendidly. making one beautiful double
play. CoughIin at third was a factor in
the game, taking five chances without an
error. In short the entire team was on
its mettle and played ball. The mastery
box work OF Dinneen prevented McGraw's
men from making hits o. runs. Five singles
and one double was the limit of their a.
complishmeRts in that way. The song was
taken out OF the birds easily in the game,
and after the first inning they were neFer
in the fight. The work OF Latham behind
the bat and G2fIney on the bases was gilt
edged. Not kick or protest was regis
tered.
The feature OF a. game was Freeman's
long hit TO centre neld for home run.
The Senators scored two in the second
inning on Padden's single, Duncan's field
er's choice, and errors by Robinson and
FuItz
IN the third Slagle doubled and went
10 third on McGanns sacrifice, and came
Slagle started the un-gettlng again IN
the fifth with a second single, but was
forced by MeGan. who stole second. and
preceded Freeman home on home run
Hit 10 centre field fence In the sixth
Padden singled. Roach sacrificed. and after
Dinneen had been retired-McGraw TO
Chrisham-Slagle got his eye on the ball
for the third time and sent a swift one
TO centre, scoring Padden- IN this inning
McGann hit terrific liner which connected
with Kittscn's anatomy with such force
thar IL almost took him of his feet and
but for the unavoidable interference by
kittson. il would have went for a two or
three bagger. Kiester. however got the
ball in time TO retire McGann at first
Ia the ninth and last inning the Sena-
tors inaugurated batting rally that made
the spectators howl with delight slagle
was again in evidence, and the first man
up in that inning, and made his fourth sin
gle. Mccain tripled. Freeman went to
first on ielder's choice. O'Brien singled
Coughlin hit one for three bases. and was
followed by Bonner with a double and
Roach's single. When the dust cleared
away and the tumultuous uproar OF the
grandstand and bleschers had subsided, il
was ascertained that six earned runs hal
crossed the home plate upon an equal num-
Der Of hits, IN which two three and two
two-baggers figured. This exhibition was
pronounced great
The solitary run OF the Orioles was
made in the first inning. McGraw singled,
stole second and came home on DeMontre-
vfile's fielder's choice. This ended the
rEn-gettlng, so far as the Orioles were
concerned From a Washington stand
point i was a beautiful game. The patrons
got what they enjoy, game characterized
by hard and frequent batting.
The Senator'S 90 to Baltimore tomorrow
10 play double header, after which they
are abroad for series of games in the
West. Attendance, 1900.
The scorq.