The evening times., 1895-10-11
WON BY The ,spBs TEAM
They Defeated the Posts Aggrega-
ton in a Well Played Game.
1t Wa. for. Printer NoIle's Benefit
AMI u Big Crowd saw the In
terestinRs Contest.

Baseball teams from the composing rooms
OF The Times and the Post came together
at National Park last evening. and after
six interesting innings The Times was
victorious.
| II was a battle royal. and each club
worked hard for superiority. II was not
until the last inning, however, that the
men from The Times were able 10 clinch
the victory.
The game was out OF the ordinary. and
was .full of side-splitting incidents from
start 10 finish; there was~enough aniuse-
nlcnt crowded into the contest for half a
dozen ordinary games, and in this respect
outclassed all the contests Of the jor
| league that have taken place at thcsNa-
tionai Park this season
The slug-sliRers were niost handy with
| the stick, possibly because they are Il
| little more accustomed to its use than The
ordinary individual. and batted out enough
| runs 10 reniiud the spectators of the old
| time smuggling" ma tchcs.
This was the feature. however, that gave
| the game its interest, keeping the spectators
| in IA state of feverish excitement and pre-
| venting them from succuirbing TO the
| chilling blasts that swept across the
field carrying with them suggestions of
the north pole.
The sixth inuing was one of much excite
nient. aud when the Post aggregation fin
ished their half they were in the lead. aud
Tie Times people were kept guessing for
the next few minutes. Farrell. who took
Lcrch's place. was the fist Times man
up in the last half OF The sixth, and after
milling nice thrce-bagger he was tapped
out at The plate. The next man tn take
his stand at The rubber was Mr.. Corcorau.
and. 10 add To his excellent work, he sent
the sphere in the direction OF left field
for three ba ses nd held right on to the third
AS luck would have it, Dix sent another
three-baggcr into center, bringing in Cor
coran and tieing the score. William Joyce
Jones was responsible for a nice single at
his point, on which Dix scored the win-
ming run. and II was a u over for the Post.
simpson and Handiboe were In the points
for The Times. and their work reminded
one Of Rusie and Farrell in their palniiest
days. for while they did not succeed in
teniming the batting streak of the Post
typos, they kept them guessing in some
stages of the game
The game was for the benefit OF W W.
Nolle. disabled union printer, and his
iricn1s on both teams took this opportunity
or showing their appreciation of him by
presenting him with the proceeds OF the
game.
Ihe gloom cast over tbc Baltimore base
hall cranks by the loss of abe Temple Cup
was dispelled last night jim the brilliancy
OF an electric trolley car party that was
the biggest and most unique celebration of
the kind ever seen in any other baIl-craZed
town. For three hours sixty Eayly deco
rated cars, ablaze with fssnciful designs in
electric lights. and filled with 1900
footing, yelling fans and routers, were
run over the different lines of the city
and 4 hundred thousand more people along
the route OF the procession Joined in the
noisy demonstration. \ grand banquet and
ball followed the trolley parade.
II is trumored that several important
changes will he made in the personnel of
the Philadelphia ball club next season. A
manager to succeed Arthur Irwin has
already been chosen, and his name Is
William Shettsline. Boyle will be traded
for Doyle, OF New York, who will be
placed i'm charge of the team. 1t is also
said that Billy Hallman and Hamilton
win goe