The Washington times., 1894-06-22
The Championship Record.
BOSTON WON THE FIRST.
The Senators Played a Fair Game but
Could Not Bunch Their Hits

Could Not Bunch Their Hits.
The Bostons defeated the Senators yesterday
afternoon at National Park by a score Of 10 to T.
The game was full of features, the principal one
being the rank decisions of Umpire Emsle, who
seemed determined that the visitors should win
under all circumstances. 1t is not the province
of TIE TINES to berate the ruler OF the game,
but such work as that Of yesterday was so pal
paby partial that reference to it is absolutely
necessary.
Maui started in to pitch. but had to retire in
the third, being hit on the left arm above the
elbow by pitched ball, Mcguire doing his run
ming. Bannon was also hit The ball struck
him on the left temple. The piucky little fell
low tried TO resume play but after one inning
he retired and CAMEL took his place
Duffy's work in the center field was Of the
marvellous order. He caught fly of Maguires
bat which would have netted the favorite
catcher a home run. The fielder caught the ball
in deep right center while on dead run. The
applause which greeted the name Of Grover
Cleveland when he was placed in nomination
the third time Hughey gracefully dotted his cap
az he came in from the field and again when he
went to the bat, being the first man up.
Ward was given his base on balls In the first
inning. He stole second, and went to third on
Hassamers hit, and while Long and Lowe were
trying TO make a double play on Abbey's hit, he
scored. Mcguire hit a fly TO short left field. Ii
was thought safe and Abbey sprinted toward
third Mccarthy made great catch and then
the ball was passed around, each of the Boston
players assisting in the double play to Nichols
fret
HOW WASHINGTON SCORED SIX RUNE
Tebeau hit for three bases in the second in
ming, and came home on Bannon's drop of Cart
wright's fly
Another run was scored in the third by Maui
being nit and Abbey's triple
Lowe and Long made errors in the fourth, and
Sullivan and Ward each made q two-bagger
which resulted in three runs
In the sixth Cartwright after making a single
was forced out at second on Radfords hit The
latter tried steal second, but failed, and Sull-
van died on third after making long triple.
o. Cartwright earned first in the eighth, and was
brought home by Radfords hit for three bases
Paul tried to get home Sulivans hit to
Tucker II was a very close decision, but like
all others made by Emslie the Bostons got the
best of it.
HOW THE VISITORS WON.
Singles by Lowe and Tucker, double by
Mccarthy, base on balls, an error by Selbach.
and wild pitch gave the visitors three runs in
the first
A base on balls and Selbach's drop OF Nash's
hit. the ball after being muffed bounding over
the fence, scored two runs in the fourth.
Ryan's double, singles by Lowe and Long, and
an error by Sullivan resulted in three runs in
the sixth inning
Ryan reached first in the seventh on a put out
1t third and came home on Nichols cracking hit
TO left field fence for three bases
In the eighta Mccarthy and Tucker singled,
the former coming home on passed ball, the
third strike of CAMEL, which unquestionably
was foul The ball hit the umpire on the arm
The score: