The Washington times., 1901-07-29
How the Clubs stand.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

MILWAUKEE, July 29.-The Brewers
for the defeat they suffered Saturday at
the hands OF the Senators, by taking two
games. the first by a score of 1 to and
the second Q to 4. The first one was a
great victory for Virgil Garvin, the tall
Texan, as it is really the first full game
he has won for the Brewers this season,
his other victory was in game where he
finished it. He not only won the game,
but he whitewashed the Senators the
same as Case Patten did the home team
Saturday.
Pink" Hawley had harder time win
ming his game, but he got there neverthe-
less, and outside of q couple of innings
he pitched splendid Eall. The Washing
ton pitchers both did good work. Gear
pitching a mastery game against Garvin.
holding the Brewers to nine hits and one
run, while Lee held them to ten hits but
they We're punched with bases on balls
and were made to count.
The fielding in the two games was very
clean and some sensational plays were
recorded, especially In the second one
There were over 1900 people present hut
the heat was intense due to the humidity.
The Brewers have not won many Sun
day games, and the crowd took advantage
of the opportunity and rooted for the
home team in good style. In the first
game, 1t was a pitchers battle between
Garvin and Gear The one run scored by
the Brewers was made in the sixth in
ming. After two men were out Anderson
hit for a double and went to third on
Duffys scratch hit to the infield. Gear
being unable to field 1t in time. Duffy
started to steal and Anderson scooted for
home. as soon as Duffy had the men af-
ter him. Farrell made q return to the
plate and Clarke made a lunge to touch
Anderson, but John slid in behind the
catcher and reached there IN safety, al
though Clarke made an awful kick on the
decision. Conroy followed with a hit, but
was left on base.
The interesting part came in the ninth,
when, after two men were out the Sena-
tors filled the bases by having one man hit
with a pitched ball and singles by Dun
gan and Clarke. Coughlin drove a hot
one toward second base. but Conroy
scooped 1t in, and the agony was over.
The catching of Jiggs Donohue was a
feature. Foster made a great one-hand
stop of Duffy's bounding drive, which had
a three-bagger marked on it, holding him
to one base. Grady and Anderson had a
dispuLa, Grady trying to block Anderson
on a two-base hit and Andy retaliating
by tearing Mikes cap off. 1t ended in
words only as the other players took |
nike away.
The second game was full of lively plays |
and some good batting. ithe Brewers do |
ing most of the timely stick work Up |
10 the fifth inning Wyatt Lee. the Wash
ngton southpaw, had the Brewers safe. |
but In that inning three successive sin
giles and a triple by Hallman, followed |
1y a long fly, drove in four runs. which. |
with one in the previous inning, made /
I've tallies, enough TO win the game a
gift, single and triple. gave Milwaukee !
-wo In the sixth. One was made in the |
seventh, and another in the eighth on
lean hitting.
The Senators scored one in the first on
Earrells single and Dungan's double. A
'ase on balls and two singles added one |
n the fourth and a gift and triple by
irady gave them another in the fifth.
The last run was scored In the seventh
n two singles and long fly. Clingman
made phenomenal stpp of a fly back
f third base In the first inning. and com
'leted pretty double play by nipping
iallman at the plate Stops by Conroy
nd Anderson, and Hogriever's catch of
lner We're other features of the game
'larke made the only misplay for the
enators. a poor throw TO second base.
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