Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-27
CITY AND DISTRICT.
TWO IN a DAY.
Ths Warrington Team Defeated by
New York Xssssrday-Other Hail

The senators and the Giants played two games
,esseruay, the visitors ungp nerousiy helping
themselves 10 Doth games The score OF the first
"uien was started at 2 o'clock, was 8 to q The
'esuas VI tue game up 70 the end Of the sixth In
ming vas announced In yesterdays STAR No i'd
u a. runs were made. The batteries were
ni.ney and Mack and WEIGH and Ewing. IN.
1, uars played strong uphill game after The
waterloo In the third inning, when the yisi ors
made hits and all their runs and only three
more hits were made on whitney. The home
eeam could only score three times They almost
= " "a u eighth. AILer OBrien and Mack had
third ON W., .r b nit Tor base and went 70
E,,i,. w at oJ Donnelly, who reached second.
fuifr DID all he could ana lined a hot one
~ ~ richardson, who fumbled II at nrst ana then
win on I'm ~, OUT In New York's hall Richardson.
Ssn ooe OUT banged the ball TO the fence for three
" ae tned 70 come home on O'kourke's hit
~, Ay.tS out Was easily caught at the plate. Ward
~ sa.sy, put slattery retired the size by flying
70 Wefoen The Senators went out in rol alton Ia
~ ne ninln, and the game went TO New York In
sas xams Washington made hits and errors,
aeo New York IL hits and error. In the enth,
aasss whitney was out. Hoy made two-oagger,
reaening second only BY a mag nIiicent sprint. The
NEXT TWO men went out
THE SECOND GAME
was started at $40 pm, I'VE minutes after the
MIST, ana IL went the way OF It's predecessor, to
swell the growing list OF victories or the coming
champions The score was TO 4, and the game
Was close and exciting throughout keefe and
teries As on Monday last Keeie lost the game by
MS Wildness and his inability TO watch the base
runners The senators did not Dat T1tcom0 very
hard, but were aided by errors and bad battery
wosk In securing thelI runs. The Statesmen made
two runs In the last half OF the FIRST on base on
hard single. New YORK got ' man on third in the
nrst AMI SECOND by means OF bases on balls, good
base running, and one hit by whitney. Then In
the thru, after TWO nen were OUT, Richardson hit
for three bases and the next man went out at first
once more In the fourth Ward reached third on his
M 49, MA rrtns Akrta nrZ
scored In the fourth after two were out, on Dom
nelly's hit, steal, a passed oal, and Wards
having oesn gwen firsI by Wards tumble. Tue
Giants tied the score In the nth ater tley should
have been put out. Two bases on balls, Two two
baggers one single, and four stolen bases did the
business. The nome team made another in the
sixth on OBriens and Hoys singles, and a Wild
RnIa w nHfI the Sa%s ioT New YORK Tiernans
triple and Richardson's single yleIded one, and a
passed oall yielded the winning run washington
errors Werden nelued his position larry well,
but MISSED two ground balls. he made 2 hits In
batting VAS feature. He made, in tine two
games, hits with u total OF seven bases.
OTHER CANES
Chicago defeated Indianapolis, 10 TO J. The
batteries were Shreve, G.asscock, Schoeneck, Nc
Geachy and Daily, and fener and Darling. Chicago
made twelve hits and three errors, and Indian
ap0lis six hits and three errors
P1ttsOurg beat Detroit by punched hits, 3 10 L
The batteries were CALVIN anu MllIer ana conway
and CAMEL Detroit made six hats and one error,
ana PittsUurg SIX hits anu three errors
At ST. Lou.s-S.. Louis, o; Athletics, .. at Gin
ctnnati-Cincinnat, ); Cleveland, 1. AT kan,aS
C1ty-BTooklyn, =; Kansas city, 4. At LOUISVILLE
Baltimore, 4; Louisville, =
The AtnleLics have sued Manager Won der Abe
for 1000 damages Tor breach or contract In not
Playing An exhibition game IN ST. Louis on the
24th instant
1HE ELgcIRo-MAGSETIc BOILER CLEANER CO.
The Acknowledgements Boiler Cleaner Co., oi W ash
ington, ID. G., Organized Tuesday evening by the