The Washington times., 1902-04-11
.TOMIOFTUS' BUNCH
ARE ALL SLUGGERS

when Orth was called upon to finish the |
game.
Carrick. who was a member of the Sem !
atorial aggregation last year. is in excel |
lent condition. His arm is stronger, II
anything. than ever. but he has not
pitched enough this season to give him
perfect control. He was rather wild at
times. and allowed three passes to the
initial sack
Townsend. who succeeded him. was Sc
cured from the Philadelphia Nationals. He
is only a youngster, but should prove to
be one of the most elective twtriers on
the Senator'S staff. Even this early in
the season he has excellent control over
the horsehde, while his speed is such
that he could not fully let out with the
new man behind the bat.
The pitchers who were sent In against
the Senator'S exemplifed many en-
tirely different styles of the twirling art,
but all looked alike 20 the local bats
men. Durnhaugh, the first, is disciple
of the high speedy ball. This was ham
mered numerically by Manager Lotus
! bunch and at the end of the third inning
7 Durnbaugh was replaced by Woods, who
1 places his dependence in the slow drop
I style of delivery. This was even more to
I the Senator's liking than that which pre-
I ceded They fell upon the ones Mr.. Woods
passed up for their approval, and before
they were retired had pounded out total
of eight safeties and accumulated seven
| tallies.
The Game in Detail.
In the seventh inning Stevenson was
sent in to relieve Woods, but this proved
to be fatal error, as the Senators again
taught the Jersey City twiriing corps its
place by touching up its representative
for a total of seven runs and five hits.
Among this last collection of safeties
were two three -baggers and a double.
1t was in the fourth inning that the
Senators did their first serious damage
and placed the game well beyond hope OF
redemption by the Jersey City aggreea-
ton. Up to this time. while the locals
had accumulated seven runs, the visitors
still had fighting chance, but at the
conclusion of the fourth inning even tni5
slight consolation was denied them
Wolverton led off with a two-bagger
into deep right field. Delehanty followed
with single that advanced him to third
5 and went to second himself on the throw
I in Coughlin secured free transportation
e and Carey found the leather for long
A single into deep left that scored Wolver-
ton and Deleharty. Ely then punched the
ball along the first base line for three
: sacks, and CoughIin and Carey waltzet
: home.
!, !, Clark. who had previously made two
singles failed to make good this time, anC
was an easy out from Kellogg to Connors
Townsend, however. who had succeeded
r. Carrick. came TO the front with a drlv'
Il over the middle cushion that scored Ely
> Ryan contributed another safe one tha
;, sent Townsend to third. Keister was un
u fortunate in hitting to Woods, who thre'
y to NcManus in time to retire ToTnsen
e at the plate Keister, however, reache
- the initial sack
n. That Lucky Seventh.
~ Wolverton then found pretty single {
fe short right that cleaned the bases. H
it was advanced to third BY Delehanty's Ion
~ drive between center and right. The Sen
lie ators had by this time batted all the we
Is round with two over, and Delehanty ev
r IDENTIFY thought that he would end Il
~ agony for the visitors Anyway ne CAIN
e. started to trot down the second pas
line and was easily thrown out by nj
Manus.
cd The other inning. in which the Senator
IL created havoc, was the lucky sevent
W. Coughlin was the first up, but he su
,d cunbed at the initial sack after hlttii
=. a grounder to Child. Carey ripped out
1T hot one to Shindle, who failed to mai
no good. 1t was then up to Ely. ana an,
He waiting for Carey to purioin the secoi
RS sack. he bumped into the leather for
nd long hit to left that netted him two sac
at and scored Carey.
Clark was disposed of from kellogg
he Connors, but Orth connected Tor thr
IN sacks. counting Ely Ryan was present
Ike with the initial sack, and then little kei
ly, ter secured his first hit OF the game
TT swatting the horsehide into right cent
he for total OF three bags. thereby ciea
en- ing the sacks. Wolyerton then donat
rec the single that scored Keister- Deiehar
fell foul of the ball for another thf'
nat sacker He scored on Haywards err
in hui Ely retired the side with foul II
the was gathered in by Connors.