Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-09-18


DETAILS or TIE OPENING nNfSos--cLosx
PLAYING FOR BOTH cIuBs-rHr soonr Up TO
nAtr-PAsr THREE O'CLOCK.
The Senators and the Giants stole march
in two games 10 make mp for
more than 500 people present when the frst
game was called at o'clock.
THE MINES.
The Statesmen, who were in their black
nadjys, were - follows: John Irwin, Sd b. /;
Hoy, CT; wilmot, L.; Beecher, RI; Wise, I'd
O.; Arthur Irwin. sG; Mack, LIST b.; DAILY, c.;
The Giants, who wore their white gowns,
were postured thus: Gore, CT; Herman, IF ;
Ward, s.a; Richardson, 2b.; Conner, ID;
QRourke, L.; Ewing, c.; Whitney, sb.'
Umpire knight of,ciated on the decisions
shape.
THE FIRST INNING.
In the first inning John Irwin led of by be-
ing patient enough to wait for four
bad balls and then he stole
second. Ewing threw badly to Rich
cred to third safely. There was
no one out and John should
have scored, but Timothy Keefe was on his
mettle, and when the inning closed Brother
John was right in his fielding place. Hoy
struck out, Wilmot put up an easy fly for
Ward and Beecher famed the air.
The Giants were treated even more shabbily
in their half, going out in order. Daily made a
fine catch of Cores high foul Beecher took in
Iiernan's seemingly safe ball, and Ward
hunted to Wise and refused to run.
SECOND INNING.
= A.
After Sam Wise had struck at one
ball, missing it, knight called him
out on others. Then Brother Arthur
popped fly to Richardson and DAILY went to
first on balls, but Tim Keefe struck out his
namesake with three pitches.
For New York Richardson went to base on
balls, but was forced at second by Connor,
and then Sam Wise earned round
touching Conner as he passed and throwing to
Mack In time to cut of the lawyer.
THIRD INNING.
Brother John started the third with q clean
hit into right field. the first safe one Of the
game. Hoy emulated him and caromed one
off Of Tim Keefe's hand to Ward,
who threw to first too late. Wilmot made a
beautiful bunt to Keefe, sacrificing himself
on first and advancing the others a base
hit safely into left and Brother John scored,
Hoy going to third. Beecher made second on
a passed balls, and Sam Wise struck out for the
second time and Capt. Arthur went to first on
balls. but Mack could not get the ball past Ward
and died on first, leaving three men on bases.
Ewing hunted a little ball to the left Of the
plate which Daily could not pick up in time
and Whitney's neat sacrifice to Brother
John put him on second. Keefe
made beautiful stop Of a sharp bounder
and then spoiled his play by throwing
badly to John Irwin to catch Ewing
Cores cracker past Wise scored
Ewing. Herman then put another alongside
of Mack that went to the fence, scoring
Keefe, but Beecher felded the ball
to Arthur Irwin in time to retire Herman at
second. Arthur made a beautiful stop of
Wards apparent hit and threw him out at first
End Of third-Washington /, New York 2
IN THE 4TH INNING.
Washington went out in order and New York
scored one run, on hit by o Rourke and two
Dagger by Ewing.
Neither side scored in the fifth.
THE SCORE TIED.
The Washingtons tied the score in the sixth.
Two runs were scored on two bases on balls,
a sacrifice by Mack and Ewing's bad error.