Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-04
CITY AND DISTRICT.
A SECOND VICTORY
The Washington hall Team Wins from
Phiiadelphia with the Aid Oh shochs
Batting-Other Games.

At last the senators have succeeded In winning
n ball game They had a narrow escape, but
Shoch's timely batting brought them the victory.
They defeated the Philadelphia team yesterday by
a score OF o TO s. making hits 70 their opponents
IL and but errors TO 10 for the other side. Gil
more ana Mack were the senatorial battery while
Gleason and Clements were In the points for the
Phnltas The Philadelphia Press says of the
game: sThere was plenty OF hard hitting all
through the game, and the local men did the most
oft but their poor fielding gave the visitors four
Of their nine runs and that lost them the game.
In The eighth inning the score stood 10 3 in
favor OF washington, but in the eighth and ninth
innings the red legs took a fancy 20 Gilmores
curves. which. with the aid OF three big errors,
allowed them TO tie the score. The visitors, how
ever. were determined TO win, and they did-oy
shoch,s batting had much to do with winning
the game for the visitors his timely home-run hit
IN the NTH, when the bases we're full, giving his
side four OF the six runs made In that inning.
The Philadelphians started the run-gettlng In a
lively manner IN the first inning Wood hit to
Irwin, Andrews hit for base, and IA, F9garty ;
where he wanted II. and drove 1t down on the
terrace for three bases, Andrews and Fogarty
scoring; Farrar hit into center and crossed the
The washingtons scored an unearned run in the
nrst on ShOch's single, Clements WHO throw and
sacrifice hits by Hoy and Wimot- In the nth
Mack reached second on Gleason's Wild throw TO
FaTar, Irwin was hit by pitched ball and Don
nelly was given his base on balls. The bases were
nlled with nobody out. Gilmore struck out and
the crowd heaved a sign ShOch, the next batter,
mi the ffth ball pitched dow into left center and
before IL could returned four OF the visitors had
dug their feet into the home plate. Hoy hit for a
base, and on Clements wild throw he reached
thru: Wilmot fOuled out OBrien planted the
ball into left field for three bases and Hoy scored ;
Myers hit for base, sending O'Brien home, and
Mack retired the side on q NY which Mulvey cap
tured
In the seventh Hoy was given his base on balls;
n pass ball sent him TO second: Wilmot and
OBrfen struck out, and Shriver's tumble OF Myers
LIT sent Hoy 10 third; ShrtVer fumbled MaCk'S
grOuader and Hoy scored; Myers was caught nap
ping between third and home. score-Washing-
ton. 5; Philadelphia, 3.
Mood fOuled out TO O'Brien in the eighth; An
dTSwS took his base on balls, stole second and
scored on FOgarty's double into lett; Fogarty
stole third and scored on Mulvey's single; Farrar
hit TO Irwin, who threw TO Myers In order TO catch
runners were sale. Irwin hit 70 Myers, who threw
the former out at first, Mulvey and Farrar being
advanced a base on the play; Shrlver hit 10 Irwin,
who fumbled. allowing Mulvey 10 score, and
clements few out 10 WilmOt- ScOre-Washington,
=; Philadelphia, q.
In the ninth Gleason hit TO Irwin who threw
him out at first; Wood hit into center for a base
and Andrews two-bagger sent him TO third;
FOyarty hit TO DOnnelly, who threw Wood out at
Andrews scored On Mulyey's single into left;
Farrar was mn by pitched ball, and Irwin was
retired on hit TO DOnnelly. score-Washington,
=; Philadelphia. 3.
For the visitors shoch sent long ry INTO left,
which Wood captured; Hoy hit for a base and
went 10 third on Wilmots double; O'Brien drove
the ball into FOgarty's hands but before it
reached Clements, Hoy had crossed the plate with
the winning run.
OTHER GAMES YESTERDAY.
Boston defeated New York by score of to 9.
Clarkson and Kelly and keefe and Ewing were the
batteries.
The Detroits have evidently struck their gait and
are pounding the ball In their Old-time style They
made II hits In the game with PittSDurg yeSter-
0ay, winning by score OF Is 13.
Chicago, BY good batting, captured the game
from indianapolis by a score OF to3
As eNart ION QFn.a. tod foil
AT Brooklyn-BrOoklyn, 9; Baltimore :. At
Observation-Disclosures, q: 81. Louis, 4. At Cleve-
land-Cleyeland, q; Athletic, l. AT Cincinnati
Cincinnati. IA; Kansas city, o.
The Columbian College Ball team defeated the
Mount Vernon Club yesterday by score OF IA 10
IL Jones and SpOoner anu Roberts and Keyworth
were the batteries.