Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-10-15

HOW THE SATURDAYS BALL GAMES REsULTED-GossIP
About THE cHAhPIoss-KUAoKED DEALS.
The senators closed the baseball season on Sat
urday BY being beaten by the Detroit team, the
score being to4 Fullers errors were the CHEF
cause OF the defeat, and 10 him belongs the honor
OF landing his club In eighth place. Indianapolis
helped In this achievement by taking game IRON
New York The batteries here We're O'Day and
Mack and Beatln and Sutclif1e. O'Day's work in
the oox was fairly good. mos OF the hitting by
the Detroits being done after chances had been
given 10 retire them At first the statesmen we're
hit weakly TO tue lnfield. After the visitors had
secured a winning lead the home team began to
bat, and did some very good work with the stick
In the seventh, with two men on bases Fuller
made q long hit 10 the clubhouse for three bases
and In the eighth. after Daily mad hit safely
Swceny made three-oagger 10 right, but was put
out when he tried 10 score Mack hit 70 BeitIn
Hoy made a couple OF rather costly misplays
Washington made hits and errors, and Detroit
kesfe and Brown and Boyle and Buckley were
the batteries In New York, the Hoosiers taxing
game oy means OF harder oattins by the score OF q
t04- The Giants male 4 hits and errors and In
dianapolls IL hits and errors
nrst went 10 Boston py the score OF s TO 4 Nad
den and Norris were the pitchers. Boston made
hits and errors, and Pittsourg hits and en-
rOrs- The second game Was a tie, the score being
TO j Boston made hits and errors, and Pitts
burg 8 hits and errors KadoouIne and Calvin
Arson and MS men failed to put in an appear
ance at the grounds In Philadelphia on SATURDAY
AMI the game was tOr1tlLc1 10 the Pltlllco.
At Brooklyn-Brooklyn a, s; Athletic, L At Balti
more-ClsvelAnd, .; Baltimore, o.
THE vIcroRS
New York wears the pennant, with percentage
Of Gal; Chicago Is second with $50; Philadephla
third, with $50; Boston fourth, with .o22 Detroit
NTH with 5l1; Plttsourg sixth. with 4s3; Indian
apolis seventh, with $40; and-and " asnington
eighth and lat with .3oa
The success Of the New York team In winning
the pennAnt without any important additions or
losses in tEeir personnel has caused a great deal
of praise 10 be gwen TO the managers and the
players To Ewing, Keefe and WEIGH is given
most OF the credit their steady and almost con-
unVous work throughout the season But among
NE most potent anu perhaps least known OF the
the players and the managers OF tue team The
following paragraph, from a New YORK paper,
throws some lie upon this question::
THE New YORK manag Is very popular with
the players and much credit Is due President Day
for placing such al excellent team In the Held and
10 Manager Autrie for the able u amer In winch
ne has handled tie men, President Day accom-
panied the team On It's second western trip. on
this occasion he inauguraLed what the PLAYERS
termed daily discQssions," which were no small
factor In the success OF the team. The club would
chairman. 10 discuss the misplays Of tne day pre-
viouG The errors would be criticised and COM
player 70 presaenI on the other hand Snet ir Tas
QulJs As much eulogy As adverse Criticism those
who played brilliantly were compAmented, nd IL
may be sure that thU5e who played poorly were IN
cited 10 great endeayors 70 keep their name, on
the future lists OF discussion. In this way the co.
point and Inc PLAYERS were Do,.nX Closer
BY the common desire 70 win"
such plan as this Is worthy OF being Initiated
BY the hume management ana BY any other team
a. Well
DailyS release 70 Plttsourg team has been limited
~ during the week one OF the possible deals
that VII mark the close OF the season.
Among the current rumors Is one that strong
Effort Is 70 be made by the home management 10
secure q number OF the Detroit players
IL - also said that there Is q possibility OF a
cnanHe IN the composition OF the company. Some
say that there Is Considerable friction among the
directors, and that alter Hewett Is Consequently
anxious either 70 sell out or 70 have some person
buy the others out
The Washington and Detroit teams will play
sxnioition games In Richmond on Tomorrow and
Hn fiRsr OyyRNsE-Charies Talbert q colored
poy, tndicteo Tor the larceny OF k4S from Mrs.
sarah n Todd Angus. ], pleaded guilty In The
snMuhsL Court saturday. Mr.. ". ]. Bailey ash cd
or we eniency OF the court, this beng the COWS
nrst onense. HIS onense was acouicscei In nv Inc
AsslstAnt district attorney. The court said he
would defer action ana asked the counsel 10 nre-
sent amdavita To enable the defendant 10 gS at
70 % withdrawn r.SA
THY WANT TIE CASE Posrrosrp.-Saturaav I'm
the criminal Court, Judge Montgomery me no
ton fof continuance OF the case or james Payne
walker Toluysr, and James Tolnver Was arrusd
and denied They are charged WITH the mnrasr =,
Robert jackson, al his house In BANDS Alley or
the night OF August 4 by shooting MIN Payns ~
principal and the Tollyers as accessories G a
that he v Informed that there four or ye eve
witnesses whose testimony u material and nec,es
nary for the defenSe, and be has seen one vino ~
FUSES 70 give Ais name, &C.