Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-02
ON THE DIAMOND.
The Improvement In the Playing Of
the Washington Hall Team.

HOW THE SENATORS WERE ANNIHnArED By ANsoS's
coLTs-swKEr REVENGE FOR THE WATERLOO OF
DECORATION DAY-oTHER GAMES YEsTKRDAY-rHE
CHAMPIONSHIP RECORD.
Chicago turned the tables on the Senators yes
terday, and won with ease by the score OF 10 TO l.
ODay and Deasley and Van Haltren and Darling
were the batteries. The Ansonites did some rat
Ting work with the bat in the first inning. that
brought In fve runs The Senators helped them
materially by an amateurish piece OF work at
home base, when Ryan was caught running In.
Nearly every man on the team was at work
around the Chicagoan, and he was once driven
BACK TO third, but Sullivan had already touched
that base, and Ryan had to dodge back. He was
near the plate when the ball was tossed to Irwin,
who mufred IT, and the run was scored.
The leaders batted hard enough to win
the game, Notwithstanding the rank playing
lar had decidedly on day. and is credited with
OF the errors OF the home team. Both Myers
makD9 pn o pay aad sty Tine
put outs and 4 assists without an error. Mack
played left for WilmOt and showed lack OF judy
standard, but let one bali roll past him as he was
running. Shoch was In right The hits were 12
by Ghicagos and by Washington. Arson and
PIeHer each made two Dagger and Burns home
rum O'Brien did the best batting for Washington,
making ma hits II is noteworthy that whenever
on the left field fence base hit
Is almost sure to follow. This was
the case yesterday. At times the senators
dld some really fine work in the field II TO make
up Tor little Of the ranknesS. Two double
plays we're very neatly executed, one on a hit to
Myers, Who felded neatly 10 0 Brien, who in turn
snoU it over to Donnelly in time to catch daring
DaSe-runner. In the other Myers and OBrien put
man Out at first and then the ball was sent TO
DeaSley, who touched a runner at the plate Free
Dase-runnlng was the order OF the day, the Chi
Cages making IL steals 70 WashingtOn's 3 Hoy
made the only Senatorial run, by a very pretty
n Tn IN
Catch Donnelly. Arson dropped a couple OF balls
ON nfSt that ne ought TO have managed DeaSley
hurt his leg In the seventh by Jumping for one OF
Mack'S long thrOw-nS, and Murray caught in the
eighth. But two men were struck out, one by
each pitcher.
OTHER GAMES.
New York white-washed Pittsburg, to O.
Tltcomb and Murphy and Morris and Carroll were
the batteries Titcomb pitched a marvellous
game, keeping the opponents down to hit. New
1orkS NEEDING was loose, errors going to their
the game. PlttSburg made errors.
Detroit DATED victory from Philadelphia, 4 to
= GetZe1n and Bennett and Casey and Clements
were Ine DatIerleS. Philadelphia made g niJS and
errors, TO Detroit's IL hits and errors
Pienty OF errors were made in the game which
Boston won from Indianapolis, TO 3. The
batteries were Garrison and Kelly and MofIet and
OF the latter being charged the $4,000 battery,
ana the HOLSTERS hits and errors.
ASSOCIATION GAMES
At Baltimore-Louisville, IA; Baltimore, g. At
Brooklyn-Brooklyn, 3; Cincinnati, /. At Phila-
delphia-Athletics, 4; st. Louis, 2. At Cleveland
Kansas City, 8; Cleveland, 6.