Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-02
CITY AND DISTRICT.


The Senators played In great luck yesterday. de-
'eating the Hoosers BY the score OF 2 70 1. Their
ssuck consisted In persuading Umpire Powers 10
seall the game back 10 the eighth inning when the
visitors had Tailed three times In their half OF the
ninth Their tartics were dilatory and wen car
lied out Perhaps they cannot be considered as
strictly fair In the light Of straightforw ard base
ball playing, but when it Is remembered that the
Indianapolis team did the very same thing last
year IN this city the discredit is somewhat less
sned- The batteries were Keefe and Mack and
Healy and Daily. Tine senators started operations
oy scoring 10 the irst inning Hoy went to firsr
., :, oIs, 20 second on passed ball, TO third on
nys o. -out 70 Hines O'Brien hit SAFELY and was
forced az second In the Hoosiers' half they had
ssI o1 Ie Da. n,s Denny had hit safely and was
same thing In the second. In the meantime the
ssnssors were retiring regularly, and IN the third
followed oy Heaiy with a two-oagzer on which
Daily scored Healy made a weak attempt 20 steal
s s,sa n ana ,arown ont The other TWO men
gong 70 second on a base on balls and steal The
c ctner men ned 10 Mack In the nrst half OF tine
caught on the base. The statesmen made
THE WINNING RrN
N tner nail Daily went out at first Then Shoch
nit safely on q scratch and stole second After
keefe had gone out at nrst Hoy made hard, safe
mt 70 iefl neld, and snoch scored Hoy stole sec
on second In the sixth, but could not score Again
IN tne seventh, with one out Buckley went TO 1rst
On pals, 70 second on = passed ball and TO third
senators should have scored In the seventh. Will
met reached nrst on Glasscock's high throw and
stole second and third. Daily foueI out Shoch
could have scored wilmot by almost any kind OF a
BALL but he popped IL down to Healy, and Wilmot
was put out al the plate In q foolhardy attempt TO
score snoch stole second, and Keefe went 70 first
On paiis, but Hoy fiied 10 seery. who made very
p pretty eaten. Both sides made short work OF the
Tnen Basaett hit 70 the third baseman, who
stopped the ball. but tarew IL wild 10 o Brien,
baseett going 10 second. Glasscock flied TO VIII
mot Buckley hit 10 center held. HOY ran up
quickly and took the ball on the bound, lining it
70 MACK, who touched BaSsett a. he sid over the
pate Umpire Powers, after examin ng The marks
IN tne olrt concluded that the runner was saie.
linen Scnoeneck surprised every body by making
high hit near the fence, Buckley scoring. Ed
DAILY came up and
ARGUED DARKNESS.
but was told TO go back. schoeneck ran around
the bases al will. finally scoring. Mack suddenly
gave jump on catching the ball, and claimed
that he was hurt. He danced around for i've min
utes while the shadows grew longer. AT last he
came up again, and then Daily made another
argument Powers finally ran down to second
and the ball was tossed TO him This experiment
proved 70 his mind that IL was too dark to 90 on
and called the game back 10 the eighth inning.
Washington made Iour nlts and three errors, aud
Indianapolis nve hits and four errorA
New YORK TOOK revenge on Detroit, winning Dy
the score OF 70 In seven innings. The batteries
were ltteomo and Brown and GetZein and Camel
New YORK made eight hits ana two errors, and De-
Lroit four hits and two errors.
Philadelphia defeated PIttsbury, 8 to 3 Bufnn-
TON and Clements and Norris and Carroll were the
Datterie>- Philadelphia made ten hits and one
error, and Pittsourg eleven hits and six errors
Brooklyn, 8: Cincinnati, 5.