Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-06-19
STILL AT TT.
The Washingtons Win Another Game
i'm Fine Style-Other Games.

The great improvement in Washington's base
pan CLUB was shown again yesterday, when they
defeated the Philadelphia team by the score OF 8
10 D This result was accomplished by the perfect
nedlng OF the home nine and their lucky batting
at opportune moments both Of which shows the
handiwork Of Manager sullivan In making his men
practice. The batteries on the cards yesterday
were O'Day and Deasley and Gleason and Clem-
ents While everybody was hoping for a. victory
these hopes were not over-sanguine. and there was
half-hidden fear that the Statesmen would go
under. Daily started the mill In the first
after two men were out, by home run.
After that neither side scored until the fourth,
when Philadelphia tied the tally by means OF
base on balls, single hit, and two sacrifices.
The last one was fly TO Hoy, which the dumb
deaVored no make thira 5etars TSs ss was
caught, and was thrown out by Hoy. II was
pretty double play, but before the Last man went
out. retiring the side, Wood had scored. The
was not long tied for Deasley made the circuit in
the next inning by means OF Twins bad throw
and Opays safe hit. Hits BY Myers, Deasey and
O'Day brought In Myers In the seventh giving a
lead OF 2 runs which was increased in the next by
piece OF excellent work by the senator's Daily
hit safely, and stole second and third Shoch fol-
lowed by reaching first balls, and stole second.
O'Bren then brought Daily in by a short infield
hit that was unsuccessfully thrown to the plate
10 stop the run. OBrten actually stole second,
and then Myers came 10 the rescue, as usual with
hard single that brought In two runs. Phladel-
phia began to bat o'Day In the ninth,
statesmen had obtained was too large. and
the game went TO the Senators credit.
Wilmot made marvellous left hand catch OF
Delhanty's hard drive In the last inning. Except
in the ninth the PhillieS' hits were kept well
scattered and the perfect work OF the senatorial
field made them earn all OF their runs Deasley'S
work behind the bat was perfect, and the visitors
tried TO steal second but once and that one man
was captured ODay struck out five men against
four by Gleason. Washington made hits and
errors bases on ballsl, and Philadelphia hits
and errors
OTHER GAMES.
Chicago made great squirt TO take the after
noon game from Boston, having won the morning
game, to 2, but the $4,000 battery was too erec-
tive, and after twelve innings the game went to
Boston, 9 TOT. The Bean-e4Iers hit Ryan for five
runs In the first two innings and Van Haltren,
who was playing center neld was brought into the
box and proved effective. Boston made Is hits
and errors and Chicago IL hits and errors. The
Athletics defeated the Cleveland team at Cleve-
land by the score OF 3 TO p The batteries were
weighing aud Townsend and Bakeley and thinner.
The Athletics made 9 hits and errors and Cleve-
land hits and errors.
Neither Bu1nntOn nor Mulvey are registered
at WillardS This is good omen.
dispatch from Pittsburg says of the exchange
between New York and PiJtsburg OF Third Base
men Cleveland and Whitney that Arthur Whitney
has many friends In that city, and the majority OF
them regret his release from the club Opinions
are considerably divided as 10 whether or not the
P1ttsburg team has gotten the best of the deal
Experts there are Of tine opinion that there is a
very wide Inference between Cleveland and Whit
ney, and IL remains 10 be seen which OF the Two
men does the better work under their new sur
roundlngS- Probably there is not a more perfect
gentleman In the base ball profession than Arthur
Whitney.
Whitney played in two exhibition games with
the New FORKS yesterday.