Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-25
ANNIHILATED BY BOSTON.
Poor Playing of the Senators Yesterday
Other Games.

The Senatorial base ball combination did
some discreditable work in Boston yesterday,
and lost the game by the score of II to 8. The
fielding of the tail-enders was execrable, while
the Beaneaters had great luck in hitting the
ball hard and often. The batteries were Mad
den and Kelly and O'Day and Clarke. Sulli-
van relieved O'Day in the seventh inning, when
it was too late to stem the tide. Four runs
were made during his regime. Beyond King
Kelly's bad work behind the bat the Hubbites
played perfect ball. Madden was sufficiently
effective to keep the few hits of the visitors
well scattered, and his support precluded all
chances of defeat. Clarke led the batting
for the Senators, making two singles and a
three Dagger. Sweeney and Wise made a two
base hit each, and DAILY, who played LETT for
Wilmot, Carney and O'Day hit for a base apiece.
Peter Sweeney made errors out of chances.
sam Wise did some pretty fielding, accepting 9
of 10 chances. He performed double-play
act by himself in great style. There were 2.261
people present. Boston made IA hits and 3 err
rors, and Washington hits and 9 errors.
OTHER GAMES.
Philadelphia won the third straight from
New York by the score of Is to 6, but seven
innings being played. The Phillies batted like
fends and put up a beautiful game in the field,
while the Giants were out of sorts both at the
bat and elsewhere. The batteries were Keefe,
Crane and Ewing and Buffnton and Clements.
New York made hits and errors and Phila-
delphIa Is hits and error
There were two games in Chicago, of which
Arson s men and the Hoosiers each took one
The first was extremely close, the tally being
to 2, and was won by Chicago by means of
Duffy's base running. Tener and Farrell and
Rusie and Myers were the batteries. Chicago
made hits and errors and indianapolis 5 hits
and errors. The score of the second game
Wal IN q in foy ~ Ind
and Darling and Boyle and Buckley were the
batteries. The Hoosiers solved Gumberts de-
livery in the eighth and banged out three runs
and the game. Chicago made hits and 8
errors and Indianapolis 10 hits and error.
Pittsburg played all around Cleveland, and
by scoring 8 runs in the ninth won the game
By the score of to 4. The batteries were
Calvin and Miller and Bakely and thinner
Each team made IL hits, Cleveland making 3
errors and Pittsburg errors.
ASSOCIATION GAMES.
At Philadelphia Cincinnati. 6; Athletics. 8.
At Brooklyn-Brooklyn Z; Kansas City, 6. At
Baltimore-Baltimore, III Louisville, 8. At
Columbus-Columbus 5; ST. Louis, O.
NOTES OF THE BALL FIELD.
''Mutrie said he was glad to get away from
Philadelphia, and il Washington would not
suffer for his clubs three defeats here he
knew little about base ball Poor Washing
ton! -EfiLu- inquirer.
The Senators carried out the program by
winning one from Boston. That was all that
could be expected If they repeat this per-
Torrance in New York they will be lucky
Widner did great work for Columbus yester-
day. shutting out the association leaders in
great style.
Wilmot is taking little rest. He needs and
deserves it, for he has worked with will this
season.
Deacon White played a beautiful third for
Pittsburg yesterday.
Mutrie is after Ed. Andrews Of Philadelphia.
and the rumors from the Quaker city point to
the result that the great outfelder will soon be
a Giant.
Ewing and Fogarty are having a race for
leading honors as three-base hitters Each has
now scored nine; Conner and Wilmot come
next with eight each.
Io-days games are as follows: Washington
at New York, Boston at Philadelphia. Chicago
at Indianapolis and Cleveland at Pittsburg.
Kelly leads the Bostons and the league in
sacrifice hitting, having made &C. The leaders
In each club are as follows Ward and Rich
ardson, is each; Mexican, IS; Thompson, 81;
Arson, 10; Dunlap, 10; Glasscock, Is; Carney,
10.
The Never Sweats will play the Douglass to-
15c; boys 10c.