The morning times., 1895-08-15

Brooklyn, \, Y. Aug 14-The Washing
tons were at their best to-day, playing
every department Of the national game like
pennant winners They batted hard and
oppoHunely. and fielded brilliantly, back
ing up Anderson's fine pitching in the best
style Of tie art. Compared with them the
Broohlyns were simply outclassed.
The ! 800 spectators were not slow in
recognizing the excellent points ofschnlcIz's
men, ,andwere kept busyapplauding thescien-
tific hits and remarkable stops and catches
Of the Senators. They knocked Addison
Courtney Gumbert out Of the box by as
pretty an exhibition OF batting as has been
seen at Eastern Park this season
Varney Anderson started the fusilade
in the first, but Gunbert held out until the
fourth, when Joyce's three-bagger gave
him his quletus. Daub essayed to stop
the onslaught Of the Washingtons, but he
Jared even Worse. His advent was the
signal for a comedy Of errors on the part
Of Brooklyn, which, coupled with some
choice hits, piled up five large, juicy runs
for the Senators, and settled all doubts as
10 the outcome Of the game.
Joyce and Mcguire batted like fiends.
dividing eight Of the thirteen hits equally
between them. Joyce made a triple. two
doubles, and a siugle. while Mcclure was
close up with two doubles and as many
singles. On the other hand BrookIyn;s
were wcu scattered except in the first aud
seventh
CLEVER FIELD WORK
selbach's work in left field was revela-
ton, his handling Of difficult flies being
remarkably clever. He certainly PLAYED
his position better than any fielder seen
here this season. Jack Crooks was very
much in the game, his stops and throws
causing frequent bursts OF applause Selly.
however, was tie pride ofthe bIeachcrs, who
know a good player when they see him,
and give him a big send of, no matter on
whic1 side he plays.
Joyce was inclined TO kick at Umpire
keete's decisions, but the crowd knows
| Blly's propensity TO scrap and gave him
The laugh. He was right on one or two
occasions, but on the whole treated both
/ sides about equally well. Joyce was fairly
/ out at The plate in the eighth on Sclbach's
I force but be objected Nevertheless, Keefe
/ refused TO talk TO him and Bnl simmered
/ down. HasEamer coached in a novel wav.
/ alternately kicking up his heels or doing
] the double shuttle, but he got there all right.
The Washiugtons played snappy, winning
/ ban throughout. Joyce opened the game
with q fast bguuder to La Chance and was
out, Gumbar covering the base. Mcclure
d. D.. "a ..r +.
uilicant stop. Selbach fouled TO Grim
! Griffin led off for Brooklyn with a drive al
| Joyce, who fumbled long enough TO allow
the runner TO reach first.
ShindIe dropped a safe hit out Of seIbachl
1 fair reach and Treadway sacrificed. La
] Chances drive bounded off Anderson'i
/ hands but Schiebeck made a good stop anC
throw Griffin scored on the out. Johl
Anderson's single TO center scored Shindle
/ DAILY followed with a base hit but Corcorani
drive bounded off AndpIsca's knee across
The diamond TO Hassamer, retiring the side
! II was fluky play and decidedly unusual
CONNECTED WITH THE BALL.
Roaring BHl'' Hassamer gauged Gum
bert's curves for a drive to left in the second
but Anderson captured it. shindle mad,
a good play on Crooks scorcher. BoyC
raped ont single to left but was forced a
second by ScheibecR. The Washington in
field INDUCED in some sharp playing.
After Grim lad singled TO lert, Schei
beck dug Gumberts scorcLer out OF the
ground aud threw TO Crooks The latter
passed tie ball, Hassamer completing a
pretty double, aud Griffins grounder was
I fielded by Crooks
Washington pounded out three runs by
clever hitting in the third, and jumped into
the lead. After Abbey struck out Ander
son singled TO left and Joyce followed
with a double TO right McGuire's long
drive to left for two bases scored Anderson
! Joyce tailed on Selbachs out at first
Hassamer dropped another double in left
Mcclure crossing the plate. Crooks go
his base on balls Hassamer was caugh
between second and third, but got bacl
on Corcoran's muff Boyd grounded ou
TO LaChance.
With two out in Brooklyn's half LaChanc
was hit with a pitched BAN, but was force
at second by Anderson. The Senators
scored again in the fourth. sheibeck, frs
up, flied 10 Anderson. Abbey singled T.