Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-18
THE PAST WEEK

Indianapolis. 81 81 Kansas City. % 81
THE PAST WEEK
has not been entirely satisfactory. There have
been two victories and three defeats and but for
points there would have been i've victories. ON
Monday, ODay and Calvin pitching, the game
was lost In the eighth by foolish work on O'Day's
times TO On Tuesday Fuller had one OF his
streaks and made five errors, losing the game,
although the home team batted hari. Whitney
and Staley were the pitchers. On Wednesday the
CLUB won by batting the ball hard and fielding
Well Wtdner pitched great game and Was
on sevaIT s4 5 pit safely aS
ponentS On Thursday the home team won easily,
shutting the Hooslers out by batting hard and
pitchers. ODay kept the visitors down TO two
hits Yesterdays tale has been related, a sad
story lull OF IFS AID it-Ought-t o-have-beens. In
these nye games the Senators made 46 hts and %
errors 10 70 hits and u errors by their opponents
THE BEST WORK AT THE BAT
was done by O'Brien, with hits and IL bases;
Daily, playing In three games, made hlts and 8
bases; Myers i've games, hits and bases; Hoy,
n nv, games, nits, bases; Fuller, nve games. 4
the team lost an excellent chance 70 gain sixth
place by losing the games on Monday and Tues
DAY. lie cnance may not come again.
Valentine did some peculiar WORK yesterday
One decision was very bad In the sixth, after
WilInot had made his hit, stolen second and gone
TO third on Myers sacrtnce, Daily sent the bail out
into left Held and IT fell at least two feet fair but
valentine persisted on calling 1t foul although not
one or the visitors claimed II such. There
question about the ball, and the spectators were
astonisued. There was no excuse for the decision.
II seemed as though Tie short-stOpS were fated
yesterday. Fuller made errors, Shoch and
tulter mas the popularity Of making his errors
In bunch. When he goes to pieces he goes all to
pie H out "hen , ne mas goo9 DAY nobody can
no more bad streakS.
Glasscock yesterday clinched his reputation as
about the toughest player in the profession. In
the seventh Donnelly hit safely and stole second,
Giasscock taking Myers throw. In coming down
from the jump TO get the ball 1t appeared as II he
deliberately tried 70 spike Donnelly, and the crowd
yelled GlasScock may not heartlessly try 10 run
MS spikes into 0lse-runner. but the Washington
spectators are satisfied that he does not try TO-
In the eighth, when Fuller fell TO the ground after
being hit on the head while trying to dodge the
ball, the thug OF a shortStop yelled out yruffiy
zine tall didn't hit him, IL was the bat," and pro
tested against Shochs being substituted and gwen
his base The crowd was shocked at such heart
lessneSS.
Not one OF the runs made in the second and
eighth innings by the HOLSTERS need have come In
had IL not been for The wo X at short STOP The
batting In those innings came after the chances 10
retire the side.
BOyles smile resembles that OF Mickey WEIGH
the harder he Is hit the broader 1t becomes.
The senators stole bases yesterday TO by
scnoeneck. the giant first baseman Of the Hoo.
siers, weighs Pas pounds.
widner says DC mas NO fear as to the outcome Of
his case, now In court. He thinks that the New
Orleans CLUB would not have brought the suit II
they had been paid u little release money,
been reorganized, and is now ready To meet any
local amateur team In the District.
Transfer Of Real Estate.
Deeds In fee have been filed as follows: I. M
Saunders to Corcoran Fire Insurance Co., part 1,
SO. 500; $4,000. J. II. Peake to j. C. Lotz subs
% and 80, 50. 800; &, 1913 05. T. f. Pendall to J.
4. Burrows. sub L 50. Az: 81, 100. c. X Newman
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