Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-08
SLAUGHTERED IN CLEVELAND
The Senators Knocked Out by the Spi.
ders-Other Ball Games Yesterday.

Cleveland took vengeance on the Senators
yesterday for the easy defeat of Tuesday by
banging out tremendous victory by the score
of 20 to g. Hard hitting was the order Of the
day, both victors and defeated doing some
record fattening. The batteries were Sullivan
and Clarke and Beattn and Sutcliffe. Sullivan
lost the game for Washington by his weakness
and wildness in the third inning, when the In
fants put their heads together in conspiracy
against Capt Twins peace of mind, and by
making fourteen runs obtained such lead that
the watchers on this end of the line grew
heart sick. The team felded poorly at times,
but the rattles of the eight men were only in
keeping with those of the one man in the CEN
ter, whose curves we're no problem at all
Clarke and Daly, the latter replaced Car
ney at first did the only good work for the
Senatorial team, all the others except Wilmot
ana Beecher. who had no chances making an
error each. Notwithstanding this epidemic of
mistakes the Babes were able to produce nine
earned runs with their wagon tongues. whils
fielding sharply enough to keep the Senators
from scoring more than a bare consolation.
John Irwin led everybody at the bat having
hve chances. four of which he improved BY
making two singles, q two-base hit and three
Dagger. Tom DAILY was next with three hits
from three chances, one being a triple. Wilmot
made an inside home run in the first inning.
IN THE THIRD,
with the score tied. Cleveland proceeded to
pound and pound, and with the aid Of two wild
pitches. four bases on balls, and an error BY
Brother John chalked mp the neat score of IA
runs, enough to win an ordinary game twice
over and the largest single inning score of the
season. After this they took the game easy
and by keeping in good form prevented the
visitors from creeping within telephone dis
lance N he int Tx rxrtt hall
safely and Tebeau lifted out a home run for 8
scores. Washington scored in the fifth on
Wise's base on balls a passed ball, Arthur
Twins sacrifice, and Brother Johns single
Again in the seventh Capt. Arthur hit for base
and Tailed on his brothers three-bagger. In
the ninth the captain made another single and
his kinsman double, both scoring on Clarke's
two-base hit.
Washington made IS hits and errors, and
Cleveland ~ hits and errors
IN OTHER CITIES
Indianapolis took another game from Boston,
Is to Z. Radbourn and Camel and Krock and
Sommers were the batteries. The HOLSTERS
made Is hits and errors and the Beanesters 8
hits and errors.
New York reached the edge OF the gap be-
tween 1t and the lead by defeating Chicago the
third straight game. OF. The points were oc-
cupied by Crane and Ewing and Tener ard
Farrell The Ansonians were completely under
CTanes tnumD, making but i hit after the
third inning. New York made hits and 2
errors and Chicago hits and errors
There was no game in PIttsburg with the
Phillies.
ASSOCIATION GAMES.
At Kansas City-St. Louis, 4; Kansas CITY, l.
At Louisville - Cincinnati, s.; Louisville, 4
(tweive innings). At PhiladelphIa-Baltimor
y; Athletics. o. At Columbus-Brooklyn, To-;
Columbus, 8.
oUTCURvEs.
President Nmick has appointed SUNDAY man
ager Of the Pittsburgs.
Horace Phillips. the ex-Pittsburg manager.
Is not improving and his physicians hold out
less hope OF his recovery.
New York is just on the ragged edge of the
lead. Another such day as yesterday and the
Beaneaters will take drop to second place.
Today's games are rs follows: Washington at
Pittsburg. Boston at Chicago, Philadelphia at
Cleveland, and New York at indianapolis. The
east will win.
The Young Stars took game from the Proyi-
dence team in this city yesterday by the score
OF to 8 through the good battery work of
Cleeves and Mcintyre.
The Senators will get at least two games from
Pittsburg and possibly three. If they get two
out OF three they will have a percentage of
1855 against Pittsburg's 1888. II they win three
straight they will have 1857 against $40.
The Hoosiers are after Arson with a pretty
good prospect OF overtaking him before very
long.