Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-10
CHICAGO VICTORIOUS.
How the Senators were Defeated Yes.
terday-Other Ball Games.

Anson's men paid mp the Senators yesterday
for their victory Of Monday by winning the
game hands down. The score was 10 TO q
O'Day and Clarke and Gumbert and Farrell
were the batteries. The visitors began to bat
O'Day's curves at once and kept hitting
throughout the game, although Haddock took
the box in the sixth. The home team were gen.
erous in their error-making, and managed to
put up bad game. Clarke was decidedly Of in
his throwing, and six bases were consequently
stolen. On the other hand Chicago folded
well. Farrell watched second exceedingly we'll.
and the Statesmen we're powerless before Gum
bert. Altogether the combination was too
| strong for them.
HOW THE RUNS WERE MADE.
The home team scored their only runs in the
first inning on wilmot's double, Bastian's error,
on Caruey's sacrifice and Irwin's hit to center
for base. The visitors Immediately tied the
score in their half on a base on balls and three
singles. Then in the third some more hitting
and two or three bad errors Melted the men
from Chicago four runs and gave them the
game. Two more in the fifth, the result of a
base on balls and three hits, clinched the
victory, and again in the eighth after Haddock
out two runs on three singles, aided by an
error by Mccoy.
Washington made hits and errors and
Chicago Is hits and errors. Wilmot did the
only batting for the Senators, making two
doubles. Irwin and Wise each made single
Every man on the visiting team hit safely but
Gumbert, Van Haltren making 8 singles. The
Senatorial errors were made by Hoy, Carney,
Mack, Mccoy and Clark, the last making s.
O'Day gave bases on balls, Haddock 2, and
Gumhert 2; O'Day struck out 2, Haddock 2 and
Gumbert 2.
OTHER GAMES YESTERDAY.
The Phillies kept up their punishment Of the
Hoosiers defeating them again by the score Of
10 to 8. Gleason and Clements and Boyle and
Myers were in the points. Philadelphia made
hits and 4 errors, and Indianapolis 10 hits
and errors
New York took another whole scalp from
Pittsburg, the score this time being 8 to O..
There were but L. 800 people present, in strong
contrast to the immense throng of the day be-
fore. The batteries we're Staley and Miller and
keefe and Ewing. New York made II hits and
errors and Pittsburg hits and errors.
Boston played all around Cleveland and took
the game by the score of Is to 5. O'Brien and
thinner and Madden Sowders and Kelly were
the batteries. Boston made IA hits and er-
| rors and Cleveland hits and errors
The only association game played was at Gin
cinnati. where Columbus won from the home
| team by the score of 16 to 10.
| Roston sees New York coming and is pulling
ahead just 30 as to keep out of reach.
Mccoy had chances yesterday and accepted
| 6 of them.
President Hewett has released Healy He
has done nothing for the team except to dem
| onstrate the fact that he can weaken during a
game about as well as any pitcher in the
| league.
The Mount Vernons defeated the w. L. 1.
| corps yesterday at the arsenal grounds by the
| score Of to z. At the end of the innings
the W. L. /. corps left the field and the game
was given to the Mounts, to 0. Roberts and
Reesch were the battery for the winners.