The Washington times., 1895-06-16
Games Yesterday.
Washington, 8; Chicago, 3.
Cincinnati, 16; New York, 2.
Brooklyn, 10; Louisville, 8.
Philadelphia, 1e; Pittsburg, 6.
Baltimore, 8: st. Louis, o.
Boston, 6; Cleveland, 5.
Games Yesterday.


Your Uncle Adrian c. Anson, the G..
0. M. par excellence of baseball, with
his stalwart team Of Colts, who lead the
record OF the Western teams against the
East, came on the grounds yesterday
fully expecting to show the local ball
tossers few new points about the game
He departed sure that he had been in
game, and also that he had faced some
of the finest pitching ever exhibited in
this or any other city, beside which Hutch
inson's work cut no figure whatever
Maui excelled himself on this occasion.
1t was not till the fourth inning that the
Colts got even shade w of hit and when
the ninth began they had only managed
To scrape together five out of the choice
assortment of drops aud curves that Albert
handed up to the plate for their choice.
1T WAS A TREAT.
For eight innings the game was a treat
in baseball seldom to be seen. ONLY one
error had marked the record and the bat
ting OF the home team when they finally
collared Hutchinson's delivery was of the
consecutive sort that warmeth the cookies
Of the rooter's heart
Then ninth was little sloppy on both sides,
but the home team got the best OF the argu-
ment, for they ruug in four good, able
bodied hits to keep company with a couple
OF Windy City errors, aud the mixture
netted five large, comfortable runs.
Cbicago's prescription included two hits
to one error, and netted two runs
Besides the timely batting of the locals.
Anson had troubles of his own. His
cart load of wagon tongues got lost in
the shuttle somewhere between here and
Boston, and he was obliged TO use those
over which Schmelz and Bill Joyce had
made the double cross
OF course, in Chicago hands they were
full Of holes and Maul's teasers slipped
right through
Then Walter Wilmot, the ex-senator
who has guarded left field SO long for
the Chicago team, has a game leg, and
both ms batting and fielding were missed
HIT THE BALL DOWN.
The Senators batted as their best friends
wish they would every day-not for home
runs, but hit the ball down
Only three out OF the twelve hits were
more than head high, and as they came off
swift pitching they Went through the-di
mond with danger signal flying Cart
wright, Mcclure, Glasscock and Crooks
were loaded with ammunition of this sort
and it told in the run getting
Hutchinson has been pitching the game
OF his life this year but he was up againsta a
hard combination yesterday, and although
he shut them out in all but three innings
they made 1T very warm for him in those
brief moments.
Selbach and Gro oks were the only
batters to secure extra bases, but nearly
every one of the singles was good to score a
runner from second.
Selbach's fielding was as timely as his
batting. He had five chances for catches
and twice put out the third hand with
men on second and third
Glasscock had several grand stand plays
come his way and got the best of all of
them. Al Maui negotiated three bunts
in finished style.
HARD DRIVES TO TACKLE.
Joyce had some very hard drives to
tackle, and on one in the seventh off
Hutchinson he made q splendid stop and
throw, but his work on the whole was not
clean cut, and a doubtful decision giving
Anson out at first saved him an error.
Papa Anson fielded first in great form
and cavoeted around the foul territory
after flies like two-year old The old
man got warm reception from the crowd
with whom he is always popular and who
admire his fairness as well as his stubborn
fighting qualities.
Dahlen was very much in the game and
Gil the catches of Ryan and Lange re-
quired hard runs, the former twice COM
ing down TO the foul line and spelling hits
for Joyce and Hassamer. Hutchinson was
alone able TO get two hits off Maui, one
a cracking drive nearly to the center fence
Stocksdale and Terry were selected to
umpire in place of Long, who was SICK
and the regular staff might take pointers
from either of them. Only one decision Of
StocksdaleS drew genuine kick, and
Terry was about perfect and absolutely
fair, not even q word coming against him
from the bleachers.
UP AGAINST ANsON.
joyce on good grounder over second
in the first and Cartwright on a hard
drive to Everett in the second were the
only men to pay their respects to Anson for
the first four turns, and neither got further
than third.
The fifth, however, brought sorrow to
Hut Crimson. Cartwright was first up
and got pass and Crooks neatly sacri-
feed. Abbey's grounder to Dahlen caught
the rotund captain between bases and he
was chased tothe bench, A Abbeyreaching sec
ond during the play.
Maui made the third hit of the game on a
safe high hit to left center Abbey scoring
and al" going to second on the throw-in
Then Selbachlit on one that suited him and
the bali sailed away over the fielders' heads
to deep left, easily sending Maui home and
the little German to third. Joyce Went
down on four balls and Hassamer's liner
to right scored Selbach. Glasseock ended
the inning by fly TO Dahlen.
The good work was continued in the
sixth, when g run was earned on Cart
wright's shot between third and short,
aud lawn mower from Crooks that
hugged the left line clear to the fence
and ave him two bases.
The ae.7enth was shutout In order,