Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-03
CITY AND DISTRICT.
ALMOST THERE
The Senators Gallant Struggle for
seventh pIzce-Bali {: Ru,e~ Ye~eerdav.

The senator's won easily from Indianapolis yes
terday, b. the score OF TO f. and reached a point
practically tied with the Hoosiers for seventh
place The batteries were Whitney and Mack,
and Burdick and Buckley. Both pitchers were hIt
quite hard, but the senators were fortunate In
buncAing their hits and In taking advantage of
tie visitors errors. The Hoosiers scored In the
nrst on Hines hit, Seery's single. and Ba,sett,,
sacrirce- The home team, however, did better IN
iheir half, making three runs Hoy flied out.
Myers went 10 first on balls and stole second.
scoring on o Brien's hit along the left-feld line
Mack then contributed TO the victory by lifting the
oau over Sne fence. Ihen Wilmot hit for base and
stole second, out Donnelly and Daily went out
Nothing more Was done until the third wnen with
one out, Hines hit safely, and reached second on
nrst and Seery followed him In the Iourth with
BIssett out GasscocK reached second on Donnelly's
Dad throw 70 OBren, scoring on Myers safe hit 10
Isnt Myers scored on OBrien's high throw TO
Donnelly, after putting out scbenecA This tied
the score and the Statesmen revived the spirit, OF
Sne iSo spectators by making three more in their
oenau- DOnneily bit safely. Daily flied TO Hines,
aud FULLER hit TO right Held for a base, Donnelly
soins 70 Third, and scoring on the throw In which
foot, and the runner was touched AZ the plaie,
Dut Umpire Daniel allowed the score. Whitney
struck out, and Hoy scored Fuller, by his safe
MT anu stole second, scoring on Myers hit. The
visitors made another run In the nfth on hits by
Burdick and Hinea The latter was neatly cap
senaio mls ,RsTSpeGtng TOO Tar on second The
on Burdicks error and stole second. wIlmot fouled
70 Daily. Mack stole third and scored on a bad
SELF very neatly. The visitors almost scored In the
skin With one out GlasseOck hit for a
pase, and Myers fumDled the Hoosier Myers
schoeeneck's neat sacrifice hit TO the front
OF the plate, but the others could not score,
as the next man flied 10 wilmot In the seventh
Hines hit for the fourth time and reached second
on DallyS out. Myers seemed " be buJter-nngered,
Iumonng almost everything. Hines however,
scored OBrien swelled the figure IN the last half
Dy home-run hit over the fence. After Mack was
S sS wiiinot MT Tor base and stole second and
played their half OF the eighth the game was called
On account OF combined darkness and cold. Wash
1nGton made 10 hits and errors and Indianapolis
Q nits ana errors
Philadelphia took game from Pittsburg TO 2.
The batteries were Calvin and Miller, anu Casey
and Mailman. Philadelphia made hits and
error. and Pittsburg pits and Z errors.
New YORK took Q game from Detroit, to 2.
George and Brown. and Gruoer, Bennett and Can:
g errors, and Detroit hits and errors.
Chic. 20 def ated Boston, to 1. Madden and
Tate, and Dwyer and Flint were the batteries.
Chicago made hits and / error, and Boston hits
and error.
Sc Louis, 9; Kansas City. /. Cincinnati, 3;
Louisville, L Cleveland-B Brooklyn, snow.
In the series OF four games between the Sena-
tors and the H0oslerS, just ended, the former
made 10 runs SO hits and IL errors, ID runs, 20
hits and II errors by the visitors, thus showing
that the HoOsiers were ouJplayed.
O'Brien has done the best batting for the home
team, making In the four games hits, with a
total OF IL bases Hoy made single hits, Myers
singles and Daily hits, with Total OF bases.
Wilmot played In games and made hits, with o
bases.
Mack caught In all four games, made 10 put
outs assists errors, 2 PASSED balls, and 3 hits,
with total OF 8 bases
umplres Daniels and Power performed excellent
service yeslerday. the former at the plate and the
The team plays the Pittsburgs to-day, Thursday