The morning times., 1895-10-01

Fifteen hundred people shivered through
the two last games OF the season yesterday
afternoon at National Park. The Senators
signaliZed the event by hreakiug even with
the Beancatcrs, winning the iirst game
handly by a score of . To = and losing
the second lotoS s.
Both contests were devoid of interest
and PLAYERS and spectators were glad
when it was all over. In the first game
Boswell, the contortionist, pitched, and
had it not been for the liSticsS game the
BUstonS put up in the licii would Lave
had another defeat added 10 his credit.
As it was, the visitors played Il sans
Gene" sort of Il game, seemingly not car
ing how many runs the locals ran up. ana
Washington was out by = score almost
double that scored by the Beanraters.
In the second game Wordsworth tried his
hand and did 1dirly well. But it was
hard day to pass Judgment upon hiswcrS,
as the team behind him dill not try to play
ban in any sense of The tea. The Srn&.
tors had several opportunities 10 score
and purposeiy allowed themselves To be
put out ON tnc bases.
OUT FOR a FROLIC.
The BoStons were evidently out for
frulic, and arrayed themselves in uni
form consisting of one blue and one rcd
stocking, ard various other CoiOrs, reSem-
bling a crazy quilt
When McGuire came to the bat in the first
inning he was presented with a silver
service and bouquet OF roses. SelbaCh
and Boyd each received clocks as souve-
Mrs of the esteem in which they are held
by the Washington public. Everybody was
glad when Tim Hurst called the game, and
:he baseball season of '95 WIS brought TO
an end. The Washingtons finished in tenth
place, and it is to be hoped that they
will do much better next season.
The Senators were first at bat They
We're retired in ene, two, three order. The
Bcaneaters Jared no better in their half,
and the Senators came up again.
SCrappy Bill Joyce, as calm as a summers
morning, took his stand al the plate, waited
patiently for a while and was gtvena base on
balls Abbey then hit Il safe one to center
field, went to first. and big Bill went TO
second. After Cartwright had fouled out
Scheibeok brought both Bill and Charley
home by u hard drive 10 center rficldfor three
bases. aud moment later he scored on
Dem 'u;'s out at first Boswell then struck
out and ended the inning.
The Boston men again made a sorry
showing. Tucker. Harrington and Camel
going out in one, two, three order, Demont
cutting quite a figure in the last two outs,
throwing Harrington ont at first and retiring
Cancel on a fly.
The third inning brought nothing more to
the home team, neith eT did it to the visitors,
except tlat Boswell hit BaGnon terrible
crack on the arm just above the elbow and
put him out of the game, Ryan taking his
place. Both teams failed to score in the
fourth, the men on either side going out in
quick order.
RRISTLED UP A LITTLE.
In the fifth inning the Senators got
another goose egg, but the Beaneaters
bristled up a little. With two men out
Ryan hit safely TO left field for one base, and
scored on Longs three-baSGer to center.
Duffy got a base on balls, and on Tenny's
hit to center Long scored. Nash then
went ont on a fly to Royd. The score was
now 3 to in favor of the Senators.
The sixth inning brought feast for
the home team. Joyce hit TO the iar end
of the right field bleacher stand and took
third and scored on Abbey's out, Har-
riDgton TO Tucker.
Then Cartwright hit TO center for three
bases, and after Scheibeck's out. Stiv-
etts to Tucker, Cap'n Ed. scored on De
Montreville's hit past second. Boswell
then hit an inoffensive little one TO Har-s
rington that was iuggled, and Boss took
first, Demont going to third. Then old
reliable Jim banged the ball far out into
center for home run, after which Sell
bach went out, Nash to Tucker. The in
ming was worth five runs to the Senators.
On their turn up the Bostons did the
best work for themselves of the game.
After Tucker had gone out on strikes,
Harrington got first by hit Demont
threw low to Cartwright. Camel struck
out. Stivetts drove the ball out for two
bases, and scored Harrington. Ryan hit
and reached second, and Stivetts scored.
Ryan then scored on Longs bit, and Duffy
struck out. Three runs.
In the seventh the Senators fattened
their score little more. Boyd went to
first on hit to right. Joyce hit long
one to Ryan, who made IN out by mag
nificent catch right Oh top of the right
bieacher fence. Abbey went out at first,
and BOYD landed at third. Cap'D Ed. then
hit to right field for home run, after
which Scheibeck went out, Long to Tucker.
Two runs.
OUT IN ORDER.
The visitors again failed, Tenny, Nash
and Tucker going out in order, when the |
came in for another Kill ling.
After De Montreville flied out to Nash |
and Bos well had gone out, Harrington TO |
Tucker, the fun began. McGuire hit a
slow one to Long and beat the bail to
first.
tucker kjckcu seiDdcHS Hib over iHe
foul line. Sci. went to first and Jim to |
second. Boyd hit a fly just inside Of |
the left foul line, Jim scored and Sclbach |
went to third, Boyd taking second. Joyce |
then made little hit by the pitcher that |
landed him on first, and the bases were |
full.
Abbey hit a stinger into center, scoring |
selbach and Boyd and sending Bill to |
and then Cartwright sent Al. |
md Charley home by drive that put |
him on second, but was caught mapping |
here and went out. The Senators, how |
ever, had counted up five more.
in thAir half of this inning The yisitQrai