Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-05-20
SATURDAY BASE BALL.
How the Senators Lost Another Game
In Other Cities.

The Senators lost game Saturday to Arson
and his men by the score of ID to 10 after
eleven innings. The Statesmen outbatted and
outfelded their opponents in slight degree,
but the others had all the luck, and Arson had
some kind of mesmeric power over Mr. Bar
NUNS faculties that made the latter see things
in the same light as the big captain from the
city of wind Haddock and Ebright and
Dryer, Gumbert, and Sommers were the bat
tcrics. The Senators made three. runs IN the
second and two i'll the third. Then Chicago
batted hard and made six runs, one of which at
least. and probably more. should not have been
counted. Arson was on third and Pfeffer on
second when Haddock made wild pitch and
Arson ran in and called to Pfeffer to do the
same. When the ball was thrown to Haddock
at the plate. in good season to catch the run
ner, Arson stood in the way so that
HADDoCK COULD DO NOTHING.
The result was that Pfeffer was declared safe
The umpire appeared to have forgotten all
about section 8, of rule 4S. There was great
indignation expressed among the audience
at the refusal of the umpire to call Pfeffer out
and impose a fine on Arson. The Statesmen
pulled ahead again IN the fourth inning by
making two runs. and made another in the fifth.
Then Chicago made five in the latter half and
team kept scoring and made three, tying the
tally. Chicago pulled one ahead in their half
and the score stOad thus until the eighth, when
it was again tied by the home team making two
and the visitors one. The ninth and tenth were
played without any change. and the game had to
be continued until the eleventh Haddock hit
safely and stole second with two out, but HOY
flied to Arson. Then the Chicago men scored
the winning run. Ryan hit safely and Van Hal
tren went 10 first on balls. Duffy went out at
ST and 10. co1 fha De-,
when Arson hit to Myers, who threw the ball
home 70 cut off the runner, but Ebright dropped
the ball. and the game over. Washington
made IA hits and errors and Chicago Is hits
and errors. Sweeny made three singles. Had
dock single and home run, Hoy a double
and a single, Wise two singles. Ebright double
and every other man a single each. Wise and
Myers played great game, the former accept
ing seven and the latter eight chances. Van
Haltren played the game of the day in center
field, making eight put outs and one assist.
OTHER GAMES.
Boston defeated Cleveland. 10 to 8, O'Brien
and Clarkson being the batteries. Boston
made hits and errors. and Cleveland 10 hits
and errors
Pittsburg whipped New York in fog. 8 to 2.
The batteries We're WEIGH and Brown and Sta
ley and Miller. The Giants made hits and 2
errors, and their opponents hits and errors.
Philadelphia downed Indianapolis 5 to 4. the
IhllIles making IL hits and errors, and the
Hoosiers IL hits and errors. The batteries
were Bufhnton and Clements, and Boyle and
Myers.
At Louisville 10; Columbus, 8.
At Cincinnati-Cincinnati. 4 Baltimore, 5. At
st. Louis-Brooklyn, 5; st. Louis, 3, eleven
lnnlngs). At Kansas City-Kansas City; 10;
Athletics. 8.
Yesterdays games-At Cincinnati-Cincin-
natl, 8; Baltimore. s. At st. Louis-Brooklyn
2 ST. Louis. l. At Kansas City-Athletics, ~;
Kansas City, Z. At Louisville-Louisville, 4;
Columbus. l.
President Young has received notice that
New York releases Titcomb, Murphy and
Wagenhurst