Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-17

The Indianap0lis Defeated by Good
Pieching Aaa Fine Fielding-Osher
G0uneu.


Pisching And Fine Fieldine-Osher
Games.
The Senators downed the Hoosiers Yesterday
with seeming ease shutting them out by tn
score OF 3 TO O. oDay and Deasley and Burdick
and Daily were the batteries The visitors were
utterly unable to hit safely, Daily making the
nrst pase nit FOR his side In the eighth inning and
Giasscock keeping him company by another in
the ninth. The Statesmen nelded almost per-
iectly, and did not let a man get by second base.
On the other hand Burdens delivery was no
terror, and the Senators began to bat hard In the
nrst inning. Daily did the best work, making
three hits Neither side scored until the nrst half
OF the NTH, when Deasley accidentally hunted to
Glasscock, who fumbled. Fuller's slow sacrifice
T T1ne 70 Denny n1vancea Deasiey 70 second, ana
hit. In the visitors half Hines went
to rst on balls and stole second, but died there,
Burdick was thrown out at FIRST by Myers. This
winning lead OF the senators was increased In the
~ aDS n
for three bags but for seery's nne stop. Daily
| tipped out on foul and then O'Brien drove the
scon Tne
should have scored again in the seventh. Fuller
made short two-bagger and went TO third on
ODay's sacrifice. He was put OUT at the plate in
foolish attempt to score on Hoys ball to Bassett.
In the eighth Myers and Daily each hit safely and
OBr1en drove one OF his rifle shots ut Denny, who
ctnched IT. touched third base, putting Myers out,
and threw TO Shoeneck In time to catch O'Brien.
The only senatorial errors, one each by Myers and
Fuller, were excusa6le. Washington made nits
and errors, and Indianapolis 2 hits and errors.
OTHER GAMES.
Boston defeated Chicago easily, to 3, earning
all Of the winning runs Krock and Daily and
Clarkson aud Kelly were the batteries Boston
made IA hits and error, and Chicago hits and
error. Clarkson struck out men.
New YORK shut out Detroit, too The batteries
We're Keeie and Ewing and Getzein and Bennett.
The Giants made IL hits and no errors, and the
champions hits and errors
P1ttsburg took game from Philadelphia, 9 to /.
Calvin and Miller and Bufnton and Clements
errors, and Philadelphia 10 hits ana errors.
O'Day's work In the box yesterday was marvel
Gus. Instead OF trying to strike men out he let
Hornung was nit In the head by pitched ball
In the first inning 10 Boston yesterday 1t Is said
that ne has serious conclusion OF the brain and
may be laid up for several weeks.
Daily Is getting 10 be the strongest man on the
home team but he has a bad habit OF 0bjecttng TO
the decisions OF the umpire very trivial points.
1t looks too much like Arson.
ShOeneck, the new HOosier first baseman, Is one
OF the biggest men ever seen on a diamond. His
gigantic form, heweyer. Is familiar TO Washing
tOnians.
II is learned that the league directors at their
meeting at Asbury Park on wednesday, in addition
TO acting upon the two disputed games mentioned
yesterday, considered the demands OF Barney Gil
Washington club and the Sullivan-EsterDrook
nSht. The suspension OF GiiligaD was decided TO
be just while the Sullivan EserbroOk trouble was
LAID over for further consideration.
A DAUGHTRR was born to Mr.. and Mrs. w. F.
Downey this morning. Their friends will be glad
TO know that both mother ana child are doing well.
THE NAVAL COMBAT between the Monitor and
Merrtmac will be portrayed with nfe-like accuracy
this week at Bay Ridge. Round trip,sl. No extra