The evening world., 1894-08-27
Attendance Of 10000, and Con-
tributions Mean $4,000
for Charley.
HUBBlTEs PLAY c0LLEelANs.
The Crippled Beneficiary Watches
the Game on the Scene
Of Ms Past Glory.
,spec,., to the Evening wor,o.)

BASEBALL GROUNDS, BOSTON,
Aug. N.--Charley Bennett has beautiful
weather to-day for hia benefit A great
crowd Il present. including thousands
who used to admire his conscientious.
brilliant playing. Still, other thousands
were drawn by the announcement that
Corbett and Sullivan and the champion
ball players OF the professional and col
lege fields would be present.
The grand stand and bleachers were q
perfect mass of humanity. between e0oo
and 1000 in all. The new grand stand.
seated 300 at 81 each, and at least
1000 were admitted at 80 cents beside.
The subscriptions have been coming In
rapidly this afternoon. Corbett chipping
In $50. Perhaps 5000 viii be the total
thus obtained.
In all. fully 5000 was realized.
Before the game Bennett came out to
the home plate with the teams, and was
most wildly applauded as he leaned on
pleasure ps ,ws ae shsn sat DOWN IN psrioa
chair near the Boston players.
The batting order was;
College Men. Bostcn;b
Cheney, CT. Lowe, 2b.
Steere. s. LonE -
Btearns. %. mccarthy, CT.
i ~.
4 Cook, 81. Nash. Sb. ~ ~
Upton, RI. Bannon. RI. \
Cotter, Id. Gansel, c.
.Kanney. C. Nichols. p.
! Boston scored two runs In the first
inning. Corbett struck out. Cheney
muffed loves fly. Long and Mccarthy
The players went out in order, Corbet,
again striking out, until the last half
the third inning, when the college men
so, s deu5 runs into on s Ao
which he made fair return; 6teere
single. stearns's base on balls aud an
error by Bannon off Sections single.
BStGn wsnt out e n aSs Ryan hs Sse
UPTON drew a Base on balls. Cotter hi
high ny. which Corbett misjudged. Ran
ney's grounder was fumbled by Con
Wild throw. steere singled. stearns hill
| TO left, and Nash threw so fast that the
ball bounded out Of Ryan's hands. Sexton
got first on wild throw; c.,,.
second out on a pop ny. Ranney forced
out Upton. and eight more runs wen'
up on the blackboard.
Corbett mads two good returns In this
quad and Mish Murray, the umpires
were kept very busy.
In the NTH. for Boston, Bennon nice
to Cheney, Ryan went out. Cook to Cot
ter. stsley struck out, and the GROVE
appiauded Sexton.
For the coilesians. Abbott died at fir;t
Stsere, of Brown. tripied. sexton. of tn
New Bedfords. went out at FIRST. NJ
sexton then retired, Dewd pitching IN IN
touched by the bali and didn't 60 to iir.
until the umpire told him that he could S,s,
o@ E~s M eaassa I and tucker Singled, Cor
bett coming in amid loud applause. Nasl
singled, two men scoring, Bannon dou
bled. Ryan knocked the ball over IN
bett attempted to bunt and fouied: Tw
!, more fouls and then he hit to steers
whose throw was bit wild, He dodge
under cotter and was SAFE r. Lowe ~Nnd tr'p, pie
singled. fucker was out, making II te
tS5 The @nSn t oxsd fh sos sfeae ou,
Cook struck out. Upton tripled Cote
seventh Inning.Nssh base on ball.
steere fumbled Banno n1,sn nut both me me
out. Corbet came to bat whistling an
hied out. One run. . -,
Eiahth inning-Lowe doubled. Con
naughton made home run over tn
rificed. Nash singled. Bannon sacri
feed. Tenney, first on balls. Hodso
singled. but was forced out by Corbet'
Steere flied out. stearns singled
Dowd flied out. Cook was thir
out, but Upton went 10 the bat for tn
Upton doubled. Cotter forced out "
ton. Mahoney. base on balls. Abbot
forced out Cotter and the game ended
SCORE BY INNINGS.
ColleRians .....O o IS 0 o o o.
Boston ..........2 U ~ x