Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-20
VICTORIOUS AGAIN.
The BOstOns Fall Victims TO OsDay and
His Excellent SuppOrt-Other Games.

There were not many people who took their
Chances in the weather and went to Capitol Park
YESTERDAY but they were well repaid by seeing the
senators whtewash the Boston team In the most
artistic manner The score was TO O. ODay
and Mack. and Garrison and Tate were the bat
teries- Neither side batted heavily, and the game
was won by the Statesmens' perfect fielding.
FULLER played at short and did his work In the best
possible style Washington scored In the first
Hoy reaching his base by wises error In fumbling
the hit and throwing poorly. The mute stole
second. reached third on Tate's low throw 10 Nash
and scored on Myers safe hit In the seventh
they scored again, Donnelly hit safely, went to
second on Fuller'S sacrifice stole third and scored
by balk Dy Clarkson, Mack. who was at the bat
taxing FIRST Once or twice Boston had chance
10 score but the perfect playing OF the statesmen
the right place every time. He had no dif1icult
work, but he handled and threw the ball with an
ease that showed perfect confidence In himself.
He didn't attempt to make Tightening throws, but
TOOK MS time and gagged the distance accurately.
He evidently has good baseball head. His best
play yesterday was In getting out OF Myers way.
Both players ran TO second TO catch Wise, who was
taking good lead. Myers got the ball In time,
but Fuller was between him and Wise, and Ii
looked as II the play would De spoiled. The new
man, however, dove out OF Myers way like a shot,
and enabled him TO touch Wise. The Senatorial
hits were three In number, single and a triple by
Myers, and single by Donnelly. Boston made 2
hits, double by klusman and a single by Tate,
and errors ODay struck out 10 men and gave
bases on balls, TO strke-Outs ant bases on balls
by ClarkSOn. AS the two men worked side by side,
the $4,000 man and the ordinary man, 1t seemed
to the spectators that according to figures O'Day
Is worth at least SIS, 900. While he gave number
OF bases on balls he able every time to steady
down and prevent the next man from doing any
thing with his delivery. When he entered the box
ne was presented with handsome diamond ring by
Mr.. K NJ Larner, on behalf OF his admirers
OTHER GAMES YESTERDAY.
Detroit came near winning yesterday, but the
game went To Chicago, 4to3 Van Haltren and
Farrell and Getzein and Bennett were the batter
les. Pittsburg won from Indianapolis, 5 to 3. The
batteries were Boyle and Myers and Staley and
Miller. Pittsburg made hits and g errors, and
the HOLSTERS hits and errors.
The Phlllies pounded out a victory from New
York in the last three innings score to l. Bufin-
ton and Clements and WEIGH and Ewing were the
batteries. The Phillies made l3 hits and error,
and the Giants hits and errors
AT Observation-Disclosures, 4; Athletics, 3 At
ST. Lous-nrst game-kanSas City, g; st. Louis 1;
second game-SJ. Louis, =; Kansas City, p At
Cleyeland-Cleveland, 8; Brooklyn, 3 At Cincin-
nati-Louisville, 8; Cincinnati, O.
Arundel started In TO catch O'Day yesterday
but retired In the first inning, when ball tapped
his knuekle.
Whitney will undoubtedly pitch to-day against
Radbourne or Maiden. Whitney has pitched In
TWO games against Boston this year. and the
BeaneaterS made p hits of him. Jim was then
In put poor form and the chances are better now.
Wldner pitched before the game to Mack. He
has very peculiar delivery, and one that promises
TO puzzle a batsman.
Fuller looks very much like Dunlap only size
smaller. AT distance they look alike, stand
alike and move alike,