The evening world., 1901-08-28
HUbMEN IN
LAST GAME
IN BROOKLYN
Bostons Wind Up Last Series
with Champions Across
the Bridge.
rho Hating Order.

Especial 10 Tl,- Evening WORLDLY
WASHINGTON Park. Aug. &-Tne
Boston Baseball Team finished the SEN
son this afternoon. as far ms Brooklyn
IL concerned In other words. tn. game
they played the Brooklyns was the last
IN which they'll Agurc this year across
the bridge
The day was ideal for the game. Tho
sun shonc from cloiidless sky and
there was Just enough wind stirring to
temper It's rays. The fans turned out
in much larger numbers to-day than
Ing as many MS 500 Of them prrscnt
when the game started.
Lefty Newton was selected to do the
pitching Tor the IirOoklyns. whiic KID
Nichols was picked out by Capt Long
10 bca, IN. Champions.
Both teams leave for Boston tonight
on the midnight train. where they Will
play series OF three games This was
ladies' day at the grounds and hun
dr.ds OF pretty women were on hand TO
view the nanocuvrcs OF the ball tosscrs.
first Inning.
Slhglc's scorchinS liner struck Days
arm and bounded into csn,rc. giving the
runner "a bag. T.nn.y sent - boundcr TO
Newton. who shot tn. ball tn Dnly.
f":SinE Slnglc Tenncy stole second.
b"mon' singled 10 centre, scoring TcU
n.y. Cooley sent A ily 10 ke.l.r, who
returned the bal! to Kelley In tim. I"
doubl. NJ bcmunt one run.
kcrI.r MT safely over NIchnls's head
and reached third on bemont's Wild
centre, scoring K."lrf Dolan drove "A
nigh rs 10 Hamilton ShcckarL was
rasily nailed stealing second Kelley
famed the atmosphere. one run.
>rrr"d timing.
Hamilton llfcA a nigh ~ TO the In
neld. which pahlen captured Low"
r,.nnshcL tirst on p.hien's nish ihTGw I"
Src,W -lidc. and rsachci ,nrd on
Longs retirement at first by Dihisn
kIitridgr banged FAST grounder to
pah'"n and peris!i.h a, 'irs,. No runs.
DAILY wis retired by Lons and Ten
ncy. Cooley robbed Dahler OF a triple
~ great running catch ot his long
ny irs4h soaked grass cutter I"
Long who retired him AZ frat BY a.
speedy throw 10 Tcnncy. NJ runs.
Third I"n.nx.
Nichols made a pretty drive along the
,hird-base line for two sacks. Slagle
, nr'' re 1s r ir vas S'r ,san hS
Kelley. Dement'S hunt 10 Newton
low line ny 10 Dolnn. No runs
Farrell sent a ny % short centre which
grabbed Newton pasted u
screening hounGpr to Lave. who nailed
him at the initial bag keolcr then
slammed the bail TO the rtEh, field fence
safely, scoring keei"r' sh@xnrh stole i
second and kept on to third on Sichols's
VII nitrh. Doian Pop.iiied TO Dcmon'.
One run.
Fourth Inning.
bihicr made a great stop ~ iIamil- |
on's Eroundcr ana threw him on, ~
Nrst. Lowe sent u high one to Sh.ck-
,ri Long walked ana stole second |
Farrell didn't throw down Ki,tridsr |
VAS an cnsy victim for Newton and |
Kelley No runs.
Kelley placed ncnt singl. in left. |
Daily was called OH, on strikes by the |
umpire Dahl.n doubled to right hut |
Kelley was caught At tn" plate trying |
10 score on the hit Irwin drove TIE
ball over C"oiey's head. scoring Dan
len. but Irwin was inbred AZ the plate
trying 10 make homo run One run
Fifth Inning.
Sic,ol, walked Sllvle's bounder to
Tenncv was fooled by Doc New;on's
gu; curves. Slagle was caush; stealing.
No runs
Farrell n!ed hish one ,r Cooley.
Newton singled. Keller hit safely to left
Seeding Newton to second. Sherkard
singled 10 left scoring Newton. but on
kittrigcs throw 10 Tenncy kceler was
caught between second and third, DO.
Ian wen, out. Dcmon' TO Tenncy. One
rum