The morning times., 1896-06-20
Especial to The Times. ,

Boston, Mass, June 19.-The Senators
realized that they had no Orange Athletic
Club TO deal with today, and with yester-
days defeat by the amateurs in Jersey
yet singing, they went at the Bostons
with DASH ana rush that 0azzleu and
dunbfounded the eX-CliampioDs.
They started the run getting in the first
inning and we're never Leadeu, though the
Beaiicaters diu wake up ana lie Tie score
during their third turn at bat. The play
or Joyce men was ID strange conirast
TO the careless 't-give-a-haDg style Of
the Bostuns, ana SO nIuCn SO that the
audience shifted its applause and WAS eX-
ceedingly liberal with praise for the visitors.
This being the Old stamping ground of
weicon,ed. In fact, upon them was be-
slowed the greater part of the approving
noise that eIna mated from grand stand and
b.eachers. The play OF the Senutors was
q surprise to tie BUStonese, who have beeD'
accustomed to look upon them as tail
cnders and good, easy meat"
wnen the sooatesinen snapped the nan
around lively in practice they opened their
eyes, and later, when the sluggers from
the District OF Columbia began to pound
the leather all over the abbreviated lot
got all about Emerson and Ibsen and the
other philosophers of the GLIB Wa
have a lead pipe cinc!. on then. think tanks.
TOTAL OF II BASES.
Friday is always an off day in this city
for attendance Oh account OF the regular
Saturday AFTERNOON holiday following. but
with This hanuicap something like twenty
five hundred people passed through the
gates. Smiling Al Maui toed the rubber for
the Senators, and pitched one oil ms oiI
time games. He Kept the hits charged
against him widely scattered, except in
The third, when the locals punched
three, which, with an excusable wild throw
by Brown or ball hated to the center field
fence, gave them three runs.
Big Jack Stiyetts was tapioca. His
swift delivery was TO the liking OF our
home folks, VITO found him safely for four
three bag gers, five nice clean singles,
making total OF seventeen bases. Crooks
was most unfortunate in landing on the
ball safely. Jack hit it hard and often,
hut Beaheater was always planted on
the other end.
Jimmy Bannon robbed him of what
looked ticketed for home run in the
fifth when he jumped against the fense
and grabbed the bail and handful of
splinters in, the barE ain. 1t Was the
fielding feature of the game.
The Senators scored twice in their half
OF the initial inning. Tom Brown struck
TO second on Abbey's high foil fly TO
Camel, which he threw slowly to Long
and scored on Selbach's three-bagger past
Banuon. Sclbach tailed on Cartwrigh.'s S
single to center.
THEN THEY MADE FOUR RUNS.
In che second Dehontrville made Duffy
run his legs off chasing his hit to left for
three sacks and registered on Maul;s fly to
right. The Senators drew blanks in the
tiItrn and IOurtH. Uut got their second WIND
in the fifth when they made sure or the
game by pushing four runs across the rubber
by timely batting-
Brown ana joyce walked to first, Abbey
flew ont to Tucker, Selbach singled, scor-
ing Brown, and Joyce went TO third; Sci
oa.n purloined second and he and Scrappy
came home when Cartwright pingcd the
bail to left for three bases. II was a
drive over second and Piano Legs anbled
leisureiy home.
The last run was added in the sixth.
After DeMont's fly out to Duffy, Maui made
a beauty bright to center for base. but
was forced at second by Browns rap TO
Tucker. OF ich"Taiking Tommie" made
n fielder's choice.
Scrappy then came to bat with the
dctcriI, uition To ret III the three base
row. He waited until big jack put one
over to suit him aud sent il past tie old
pennant pole standing in deep center field
near the fence Tom Brown speeded home
and Cap. anchored on third bag. where
lie had the hard luck to get left on
Abbey's out to Tucker. unass sted.
BOSTON SCORED THREE.
Boston scored three runs in the third Oh
singles by Tucker and Stivetts. Il fielder's
choice OF Longs hit to first. Hamiiton's s
single and errors by Brown and Crooks.
The fourth and last run was registered
in the eighth. Collins was hit by pitcher.
and worKed his way around home on
Cancels single and fuckers fly out to
Brown. Emslie urnpired a very fair game.
though Boston found fault with several of
his decisions on bases.
The batteries for tomorrow as announced
will be King or Mercer and Mcclure, and
Nichols and Camel. Weather fair and
very warm. Attendanc ce $500. The