Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-22
LOST IN PHILADELPHIA.
How the Senators were Defeated Yes
terday-Other Games.

1 terQay-Otner Gomeos
The Quaker City team managed to hit the
ball at the proper time yesterday and although
they showed little or no superiority over the
Senators either in the matter OF fielding
| or batting they won the game by the
| score Of II to 8. Person and Mack
and Sanders and Clements were the batteries,
| somewhat to the surprise OF those here who
| thought that Keete would pitch. The Phillies
took . lead at the start and kept the tail enders
stern chasing nearly through the game. In fact
it was o hard fight for the men Of Philadelphia.
and it was only in the ninth, when they knocked
out three runs, that they could count on the
game.
The Press says: ''The game was replete with
interesting features, prominent among which
were the center field work of Fogarty, his base
running and batting, Thompson's fielding, the
batting of Arthur Irwin and Mack and the
center field work of Hoy. Sam Wise was taken
in favor of Catcher Clark, who filed the posi-
ton with credit. Mack was decidedly of in his
throwing to the bases, being charged with four
errors"
HOW THE RUNS WERE MADE.
The Times tells the story of the runs as
follows:
"wise's tumble of Woods hit in the first
gave the runner his base, and on Hallman's
sacrifice he went to second. Myers hit for
single and on Thompson's two-bagser Wood
scored and Myers went to third. Mulveys fly
to Beecher allowed Myers to score. Clements
was sent to first on balls stole second, aided
by a wild throw, and on Fogarty's three
Dagger to right field he and Thompson scored.
This ended the run-getting for their half.
Mulvey's wild throw gave Hoy his base in
the visitors first inning and Myers fumbled
Beecher's hit. On this error Hoy, who had
reached second on Mulveys error, scored.
base on balls to Mailman, a steal and
Thompson's second two-base hit sent in a run
In the second. Three singles, two OF which
were scratches, and Mulveys second wild
throw gave the Senators one in their half.
Two more we're added in the third on Fogarty's
hit, steal, Carney's dropped thrown ball and
another steal, followed by Sanders single.
Two tyo-baggers by the Irwin brothers earned
a run for the Senators in their half. From this
up to the seventh both sides drew blanks. In
this, however. the whole aspect Of the game
changed and Washington tied the score. Hits
by Clark and Hoy, base on balls to Wilmot,
and singles by A. Irwin and Mack, together
with sacrifice and Clements tumble, allowed
four runs to be scored. The Phillies tailed in
the eighth on two errors by the Irwins and
Mack's wild throw, and the score was again
tied by the Senators on a base on balls to Hoy,
Hallman's error, and Beecher's single. Glenn
ents led of in the last inning with fly to Hoy,
and Fogarty hit safely and stole second. Farrar
struck out. Sanders placed one into right for
two bases, sending Fogarty home. and on Woods
single Sanders scored. Wood stole third and
Hallmans single brought him home, and the
game was won, as Washington was unable to
tally
Washington made - hits and 6 errors, and
Philadelphia IS hits and errors.
IN OTHER CITIES
Boston repeated the dose to New York, snatch
ing away the third game by the score of 10 to
4. and thereby getting an almost sure lead.
Crane and Ewing. and Clarkson and Bennett
were the batteries. As on Monday, Boston
made IL hits and errors and New York 10 hits
and errors. Ewing made three singles and a
double.
Pittsburg took the third straight from Cleve-
land, 6 to 5. Beckley's heme run in the eighth
did the business. Gruber and thinner, and
Calvin and Carroll were the batteries. Pitts
burg made 9 hits and 3 errors, and Cleveland
hits and errors.
Chicago walked all over the Hoosiers, II to 6.
The batteries were Rusie. Daily and Sommers,
and errors, and Indianapolis Is hits and Err
ror.
ASSOCIATION GAMES.
At Cincinnati Cincinnati 9, Columbus 8. At
Kansas City, Baltimore 6, Kansas City 8.
GRoUSDERs.
The Senators are the guests of Boston today.
Philadelphia plays in New York, Pittsburg in
Chicago. Cleveland in Indianapolis.
Boston has struck gait that promises
trouble ahead for the Giants.
Five game won out Of sixteen played is the
Senatorial record 80 far on the visiting trip.
Washington has secured Krock, recently re-
leased by Indianapolis and less recently by
Chicago.
There were 1855 people present yesterday
at the Boston game, making nearly 81, 900 for
the New York SERIES
Arthur Irwin surprised the Philadelphians
yesterday by making three hits, q single and
two doubles. leading the Senator's; Mack made
three singles, John Irwin two-bagger, and
Clark, Hoy. Beecher, Carney and Person each
a single.
Chicago has passed Cleveland and Pittsburg
is pressing upward. 1t looks very much as
though the Infants we're doomed to lower COM
pany than was at first thought.
Farrell OF Chicago made another home run
yesterday. He is one of Anson's best men.
Funny, isn't it?' says an exchange. THE
Chicago club released Krock and Sommers to
indianapolis. and is now negotiating for the
services of George Myers, whom the Hoosier
management has Internationally released
Then there is John Healy, released by Indian
apolis to Washington, by Washington to Chi
cago and Internationally released by Chicago.
indianapolis has made him an offer" 1t is
made all the ''funnier'' by Krock's signing now
with Washington. 1t looks as though these
three clubs had been playing at battledore and
shuttlecock with players this year.
The Post newsboys will play the Neversweats.
colored. Saturday at 4:30 p. m at Capitol park.
The Columbia athletic baseba club will play
the W. L. l. C. at Capitol park today at 4:30.
The W. L. l. c. nine will be composed of the
following players: White, c.; Wise, D.; Heydler,
h.; Leach. 2b.; Lee, 3d.; Farrell. SIS; Kruger,
l. T.: Reyes, c. T.; Josetty, RI G. A. c.
Wells, c.; Burke, p; Jimmy Wade. h.; Har-
ban, 2b.; Bolway, S.; Keyworth, 3d.; King,
l. T.; Sprigman, C. f.; Mccormick r. f.
Geo. Keefe probably did not feel equal to
pitching yesterday. The blow he received on
the head was a severe one.
Arlie Latham. the Browns third baseman,
who was suspended two weeks ago for sus-
picious playing, was conditionally reinstated
yesterday. He appealed to Comiskey to re-
move the stigma which the suspension put on
him and after reading him a severe lecture.
Comiskey promised to put him back on con-
dition that he would play ball to win and turn
over new leaf morally.
The RetiredGents and the Essex teams will
play tomorrow at Capitol park. Roberts and
Courtney will occupy the points for the Gents.
and King and Kaufman for the Essex.
The Silver Springs team defeated the Capt.
tol Hill club yesterday at Silver Springs by the
score of is to 10. Garrett and King were the
battery for the former and Ryan and McKenna
for the latter.
She Tumbled From a Car.
Yesterday morning a young woman hanging
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