Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-16
DEFEATED IN CHICAGO.
How the Senators Lost the First Game
of the Series-In Other Cities.

The Senators lost another game in the ninth
inning yesterday. when Anson's men earned q
run and put an end to a well played and uncer-
tain contest by the score Of to 6. The bate
ries we're Fersun and DAILY and Tener and Far
rell Tener started out as though he were
going to let the Statesmen pound him all over
the lot. but by the middle of the game no had
steadied down into q most effective form.
Chicago out-batted and out-felded the visitors
and played good game up grads. tying the
score in the eighth and winning in the last half
OF the ninth. Washington scored in the first
on bases on balls by Wis and Hoy. wilmot's
three-bagger. Beechers single and Days two
base hit. In the 18TH Wise hit for q base and
was forced at second by Wimot. who scored on
hits BY Beecher and Irwin The one run in
the sixth was Washipgton's last; Ryan muffed
John Irwin's ~ and Carney and DAILY each got
bases on balls. filling the bases Then Hoy
waited for Tener to pitch four bad balls, and
he, too, trotted to first, forcing in a run
Chicago scored one in the first. four in fifth,
and one each in the eighth and ninth. WASH
inSton made hits and errors and Chicago II
hits and error.
OTHER GAMES.
Philadelphia found the ball all in heap in
the fourth inning and scored runs thep and
there. winning the game from indianapolis by
Sanders and Schriver were the batteries The
Pbillies made IA hits and / error and the
Hoosiers IL hits and errors
Plttsburg won from the Giants in the first
inning, the final score being 9 to 2. Morris
and Carroll and Keefe, Ewing and Murphy
were the batteries. Pittsburg made 9 hits and
errors and New York hits and errors In
the first inning Keefe gave three bases on
balls and was hit for a single double and
triple. These, with muf by O'Rourke. gave
runs. Gore and Ewing were injured during
the game aud retired
from Boston with the greatest ease imaginable
the score being ~ to 8. Bakeley. Twitchell,
Gruber and thinner. and Madden and Kelly
were the batteries. The batting OF the Infants
was terrific, and earned 10 runs. Twitchell was
at the bat SIX times and made one single, one
two-bagger, three three-baggers and a home
run. Tebeau was seven times at the bat and
made three singles, double and homer.
Radford made two singles, double and q
triple. and thinner four singles
Cleveland made % hits and 2 errors and Bos-
SON 10 hits and errors.
ASSOCIATION GAMES.
At Kansas City-BrookSn, q; Kansas City,
2, At Observation-Disclosures, 10; Cincinnati. g..
AT ST. Louis-St. Louis. IL, Columbus, IL. At
Observation-Disclosures. 8; Louisville, o.
NOTES FROM THE GAMES.
We didn't expect Person to lose his game in
Chicago.
1t rests with Haddock to pull game away
from the Windy City.
Wilmot made three-bagger yesterday, DAILY
. single and double. Arthur Irwin and Beecher
each two doubles, and Wise and Hoy q single
apiece.
The three errors were made by John Irwin.
DAILY and Carney. Arthur Irwin made 5 outs
and assists. There were NO stolen bases dur
ing the game.
Yesterdays games resulted oddly. as regards
the race. Both leaders and both other-enders
lost while the four middle place clubs went
ahead This gives the Phillies more hope.
Another hard hitting day. In Chicago there
we're 20 hits made, in Indianapolis Is hits. in
Pittsburg IA hits and in Cleveland 81 hits, or q
total OF 80.
Buck Ewing's cheek and Ca TROLLS shoulder
came into collision yesterday at the plate When
the Gentlemen Giant was sliding for home
Oddly enough the shoulder came off first best
and the doughty kicker soon after retired from
the gane-voluntarly. Gore was hit In the
neck by pitched ball and succcmbed
There Is at least one consolation in the DO
sltlon OF the Senators. and that Is in the same
relative position occupied by an Association
club Washington's percentage of victories ii
.9i5, while that OF the Louisville team is only
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