The morning times., 1896-06-06

Chicago at Boston
President Nick Young said yesterday tier
noon that in a retrospective view ol MS
quarter OF a century official connection with
baseball nothing gave him more pleasure
that Il contemplation OF the quantity anu
quality OF the patronage bestowed upon
the game in his home city.
- irDA There sale che veteran. Il
he pointed to the pretty faces ana pecoih,
ing toilets that flooded the grand stahd
like al Italian sunset kissing Naples famous
nav ana tcll me where. on any oCc3s
the eye greets a more pleasing scene.
Uncle NCk's'' enthusiasm was not far
fetched nor sentimental. IL was picture
.ur u painter. The sun lent Il bright cheerful
glow the sward ana tie iCle ground oI
trees were greener than emerald ana bank
eG IN kaieiuoSCoiiCHIa1s 1s IN tAt lax r SToli!u
OF tie park was mass q ielHlulh'lS
bewitching in face and figure, and costuIned
such as only the Capitol affords ON dress
parade. - -
Unused TO such bevics OF beauty ana flne
trimmings tie Colonels from the Wild
West were abashed. and heSitated IN gong
on the field in their solled knIckerpoChers
and dirt bcgrimed shirts.
What tn" said "Foghorn" Miller to
Tom Kinslow. docs Scrappy Joyce mean
by spTinging such an audience on us. ".
haln't no dress suits, and my pants are so
patched that have To walk backwards. L
think 'SCrappy' is trying to play us an Irish
trick. Just look up there a all those ladies
and then look at us. What II do to joyce,
or whoever is 10 blame for this surprise
party. will be enough the first time
catch him out Of town" Then ''Foghorn"
sided back TO the bench and told Nc
Gunni gle that it was a shame that gentlemen
from Kentucky had to submit to such
humiliation.
'.oh. quit chewing the rag" spoke up
Midget shannon, are you afraid or
ladieS?'' No" said "Foghorn,' mot any
reasonable amount Of them. But from the
sight Of the grand stand got minute ago
there must be ten million OF them up
there, aud tell you now, pass"
BEAUTIFUL WEATHER.
TIE weather man was never Clevercr
in his life Than he was Yesterday after
noon. He furnished a XXX brand of at
rnUSpheTe ana azure and was in the game
from start TO finish. In behalf OF the
ladies and their dainty summer toilets,
The Times assures him OF its distinguished
consideration.
As t. the game, the Senators Won it in
a walk. In fact, they ma ie a runaway
of il in the first inning and were never
headed at the quarter. half mile, or in
the st:ctch. They didLi,t Sir Walter-Clif-
ford TIE pace, but took the lead and the
rail a the iuWD ana held II until the
flag fel' on the finish in the ninth.
Smiling Az Maui pitchcl and won his
second game at home and TO tell little
secret a / didn't half try. Ii wasn't noe
essarv The game was easy and AL used
his smile in hypnotiZing he visitors about
as much as he did his good right arm.
When Prof. Pistori's band cut short on
''Shc May Have Seen Better Days. the
Senators started on their lob and before
they had finished the first inning a lot
or fans were saying that "once upon a
time Louisville had a great ball club and
instead of watching the uneven contest
/ they discussed "reminiscences OF Tom Ram
Sey. Jack kerinS, ''ChlCken' Wolf and the
other great "Colonels' Of the American
a AsSuciation team, who won the champion
shin auG carried the pennanU TO the Falls
City.
THEY HIT HARD.
Col Frazer undertook the act of fooling
Joyce's men, but failed on his contract,
though Capt. Joyce himself was q little
shy on the deal. Starting with Abbey
who found him safely three times, every
Senator excepting Scrappy took crack
at the bail and landed 1T safely as much
as once and sometimes twice during the
nine innings.
Fourteen hits yielded as many runs, and