The Portland daily press., 1896-09-04


then stood-Portlands 3, Boston 4. Then
came the change for the worst Thomp-
son then went into pitch and the visitors
piled up six runs. AT this juncture first
baseman Dover got into an alteration
with the Portland umpire and was
promptly fired ss4. A compromise was
effected by means of cigar. The Bos-
touians won the game in the fifth inning
when they smote Pitcher Thompson
hip and thigh and made eleven runs and
won the game But they had to work
hard for 1t as the Portlanders were just
working up to the exigencies of the oc-
oasion. The summary of the game was
as follows:
Bos tons, 0 6 11-23
Portlands, 0 Pa
Base hits-Bostons, IA; Portlands, 10.
Errors-Bostons, 5; Portlands +. Bat
teries-C. Bryant and j. E. Bryant;
Kehoe, Thompson and Phillips.
At the conclusion of the game the u,n-
pires were spirited away and the entire
party was. Photographed after which the
steamer Mary W. Libby was taken for
the city.
The two city governments having re-
turned from the island were taken di-
rectly to Riverton by special car. They
arrived there at about seven O'Clock and
found the dining room in tie pavilion
handsomely decorated and tountiful
banquet awaiting them. Those present at
the tables were: Charles F. Libby, John
J. Mahoney, William f. Donovan. j. 9.
White, W. G. Rich, L. e. MCCARTHY,
Edward J. Seary, John f. Devon, Johu
B. Kehoe, Charles Fl. Bryant, James j.
Brock, Thomas G. Kelley, Henry W. Bus
Iced, Michael J. Leary James G. Muir
ply, Charles E. Selloway, Thomas A.
Flaherty, John r. Delahanty, f. Keough,
81. Herman, Jeremiah K. Matrom,
Thomas j. Dolan, l. L. Noonan, o. P.
Naigle, E. H. CASTILLO, E. II. Lombard,
D. B. Smith, W. R. Wood. E. A. Chase.
Chelsea, M Lass, d. A. Calhoun, WI.
Smith, j. L. Carey, +. j. Ilsley. g.
Staples, ]. A. MCGOWAN, Oh. RandaH,
6. E. Bryant, Z. j. Hogan, G. G. Null
las. W. H. Phillips George e. Macgow-
an, E. A. Newman, F. NJ. Blaisdell,
Jesse Peterson, J. g. White. W. F.
Morse, James L. Dyer, g. W. Smith, M.
c. Ward, M. N. Eldridge, W. E. How
ell, Wilson Sprague Henry S. Trickey,
F. E. Lowell, L. L. Cummings, Alfred
Newmarch. Fred K. CloudmaD, zenas
Thompson, W. M. Harrington, w. Fl.
Dow, John e. Lowdan, 7. H. Johnson,
A. W. Smith, Nelson J. Southwioh, G.
E. Chute, G. NJ. CHUTE, Andrew Rich,
Rufus Lamson, P. E. Riddle, James Z.
Mahoney. Jr., James W. Coulter, L. F.
Donovan, W. J. Donovan. Fred A.
Robinson, Daniel J. Sheehan, LEROY S.
Sanborn, William o. Fox, Horace A.
Hallett, James G. Kent, Walter L. Lee
favor, W. B. Bryson, Edwin E. Brown,
Adam P. leighton, Fred L. Tower,
George N. Fernald, James T. Johnston,
G. J. Mcdonald, J. H. Mcdonald,
John f. A. Merrill. B. N. Mayberry,
Arthur d. SouIe
At each plate was a handsome button
iere and the tables were magnitfoently
decorated with flowers.
AAeoA OIL oAobOT dUo ulAA0I NIL. Zout1S
Thompson xtended on behalf of the
p arty their thanks to the Portland Rail
road company for tier courtesies. Mr..
Charles F. Libby foA.t railroad oom-
pany said that the com esny was pleased
to be able to extend courtesies to the
company. Alderman 6. Walden Smith
of Boston was called upon and made a
very bright speech and in behalf of the
Boston members OF the party, thanked
the Portland city government for the
courtesies extended. He read in clos
ing telegram from Mayor Quincy in
which His Honor expressed his regrets
at being unable to be present. On the
return trip stop was made at the power
house Of the Portland Railroad company
whore the party made thor ough inspec-
ton of the plant. During the banquet
the Portland Cadet Orchestra rendered
a flne musical programme. The two city
governments cheersd one another hearth
ly on separating for the night at tho
head of Preble street.