Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-30

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The prodgal Senators played game with
the Philadelphians yesterday at Capitol park
and had the easiest kind Of time in winning
the game. The score was II to 4. As matter
Of fact, the Phillies were not in the game at
all. they played without life, while the States
men were all activity and spirit After the
waterloo in the third inning, when the tail
enders put on q little extra steam and rolled
up seven runs, the visitors seemed disheart-
ened and the contest dragged. The batteries
were Haddock and DAILY and Gleason and
Clements. The Senators won the game on
their batting and had things all their own way
from the start Beecher played first for Car
ney, who spralned his knee in Wednesdays
game in New York. and Mack, despite a bad
eye, also received in Gotham, filed right field
with his shadow. Haddock had the Phillies
completely at his mercy, and for five innings
they were unable to score. In tn sixth, how
ever. he eased up and the visitors began to bat
The field work was excellent on the part Of the
home team and fair on the other side. The
day was perfect for ball playing and the game
went along with great smoothness. 1t was full
Of good humor among the players, Sam Wise
keeping his neighbors on q continual grin with
his odd remarks.
HOW THE GAME WAS WON.
Washington started the game by making two
runs in the first inning. Wise went out from
Myers to Farrar. Then Hoy, wilmot and
Beecher each hit safely, the mute scoring on
the last hit, and Wilmot ON Arthur Twins
sacrifice to Gleason. Brother John flied out to
Fogarty. In the last half Arthur Twins poor
throw gave Myers a base and he stole seconds
but two men we're out-Haddock having struck
Clements out with three pitched bals-and
Thompson popped up foul to DAILY. In the
second, with DAILY out Haddock made beau
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Macks sacrifice to Mulvey, but Wise famed the
air. The visitors almost scored in their half.
Mulvey went out at first on beautiful play by
Arthur Irwin. Mailman struck out, and Fo-
garty hit safely and stole second and third,
being aided in the last theft by John Twins
muf OF a thrown ball. Farrar went to first on
balls. Then Gleason hit foul that went away
over to the vicinity of the east end of the grand
stand. Nobody expected that Daily would get
1T, but he gritted his teeth and ran like deer.
clutching it safely amid the noise of hundreds
of Threats.
The third won the game Hoy waited for
four bad balls, but was forced out at second by
Wilmot. Beecher's safe hit put Walter on
second, and a moment later the feet-footed
fielder had stolen third. Beecher Jagged down
to second on the next ball. Arthur Irwin
filled the bases by going to first on balls. Then
Brother John came to the rescue and won the
two runs. Arthur reached third and John
second on the throw in. DAILY made a sacrifice
hit to Mailman which he handled so slowly to
Farrar that Arthur Irwin and his brother both
scored. This was wonderful piece of base
running, and showed that the man who is
doing Arthur Twins work in the Philadelphia
ranks Is by no means the equal of his predeces-
sor. John made great slide at the plate. Had
dock went to first on balls, and Mack reached
his base on Mulveys error. Sam Wise was
ma tha ii r. ILL
he hit nestled in the corner by the club house
until two moro runs had feen scored and
Samuel was safe on third. Hoy, not to be out
done by his larger colleague, hit another hard
one, the ball going over Woods head to the
left field fence, sending Sam homo and landing
the dummy on third. Then, after seven runs
had been scored. Wilmot the eleventh man
at bat, went out at first
In the fifth Haddock went to first on balls
and Mack and Wise hit safely. the latters ball
dropping in the infield. Then a good sacrifice
by Hoy to Thompson enabled Haddock to
score. Wilmot and Beecher popped up flies
In this inning, with two out, Gleason and Wood
hit safely, but Wood was forced out by Glenn
ents.
THE VISITORS SCORE.
The Phillies were enabled to score two runs
in the sixth on four successive base hits into
right field. There was an apparent let-up in
HaddOck's delivery and the visitors for q few
Mack ended the inning. The Senators scored
another IL the eighth. Hoy reach first on Far
rars error, but was declared out for interfering
with Myers when he ran down on Wilmot's hit.
Beecher hit safely for the third time, putting
Walter on third. Hallmans error on Arthur
Twins ball dlled the bases. Brother John
smashed one out headed for right field but
Arthur met it i'll its path and was hit, being de-
clared out. Wilmot had scored John Irwin
stole a base and DAILY went to first on balls fill
lad N En-
garty, who made a splendid run.
The visitors scored their other two in this
inning. Thompson tried to bore hole in the
sky and Sam Wise took it as the ball fell Null
vey hit for a base and went to second on Hall
mans sacrifice. Fogarty's hit and steal of
second enabled Mulvey to tally, and Farrar's
single brought in another run. Gleason hit to
Arthur Irwin and the crowd groaned when
Beecher dropped the ball. Gleason thought he
was out and ran the wrong way, and then UNI
pire Curry made himself solid with the bleach
ers by calling him out.
The Senators added one to their score in the
ninth. Mack lined one out into left center and
Sam Wise came within few inches of getting
one over right field fence. Thompson got under
it, but dropped the ball in colliding with the
fence. Mack had reached third and scored on
Wilmot's sacrifice to Wood. Beecher hit a
bounder to Gleason and Sam Wise was put out
by scratch at the plate.
In the other half Wood went to first on balls
fence. Hoy dug his toes into the ground and
ran south few yards, turning Just in time to
make a most beautiful catch. Myers put up an
easy one for Wilmot to capture, and then big Sam
Thompson, looking wicked, faced Haddock
He had his eye on black line that showed out
against the fence away over in the right-field
corner. He found a ball he liked and hit it, the
sphere sailing up and up and down and down
like a swallow. Then it fell and tie black line
spread itself out and took it in Mack had
ended the game.
Washington made 16 hits and / error and
Philadelphia 10 hits and errors.
OTHER CONTESTS.
Boston defeated New York in Gotham by the
score Of to 4. Clarkson and Bennett and
WEIGH and Ewing were the batteries New
York played an uphill game, Boston making 3
runs in the first and more in the eighth after
the Giants had pulled up to a tie Boston
made 6 hits and errors and New York hits
and errors. There were s, S43 people pres
emit.
Cleveland took game from Indianapolis, 5
to l. Getzein, Rusie and Daily and Gruber and
thinner were the batteries The Infants made
10 hits and 3 errors and the Hoosiers hits
and errors.
Pittsburg won easily from Chicago, 9 to g.
scoring enough runs in the first for a victory
Anson's men played like children, Duffy being
the only one to emerge with a clean record
The batteries were Tener and Farrell and
Staley and Carroll. Chicago made hits and
IL errors and Pittsburg hits and errors.
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