Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-13
wILMOT,s DAY.
How the SenatorsD Defeated the Hoosiers-
Other Games Yesterday.


wilmot won the game from the p ,osiers
yesterday by lifting Q couple Of balls ser the
right-feld fence for q home run ea;h. The
score of the game was 8 to 4, this result COM
ing from the scientific batting Of the Senators.
Person and DAILY and Getzein and Daily we're
the batteries, the former having by far the
best Of the contest Persons support was not
good, but he pitched Q fine game nevertheless,
keeping the Hoosiers down to one earned run.
Getzein, on the other hand, had perfect sup
port, but could not prevent series OF punched
hits that netted seven earned runs. Neither
side scored until the third, when Wise was hit
by q pitched ball, Hoy lined single over
second and wilmot drove the ball over the
fence for four bases. Two men
were already out. In the fifth suili-
wan, van; se eayi.. Daily and Msdeachy each
and Mack (who played right field an error,
causing runs and giving the Hoosiers a lead
OF !. In the sixth, however, the Statesmen
proceeded to win the game by scoring more.
With two out Mack hit for single and scored
on Arthur Twins beauty to center for three
bases. Then John helped his brother home
with two-bagger and scored himself on Days
single. The eighth saw the last scoring, the
Senators making more. Wilmot made his
second home run over the right-feld fence and
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two-base hit. Washington made 10 hits and
errors and Indianapolis hits and errors.
OTHER GAMES.
Philadelphia took a game from Chicago by
means Of early hitting and good field work, the
score being II to 8. Gleason, Sanders and
Schriver and Tener and Farrell were the bat
teries, Chicago made beautiful squirt in the
seventh, scoring runs on 4 singles, 2 doubles
and home run, but Arson could not over
come the great lead of the Phillies. Chicago
made IL hits and errors and Philadelphia 16
hits and 1 error. Mulvey made home runs
and single.
Boston batted at the right time and won from
Pittsburg by the score of 5 to after the west
erners had a lead Of two runs. The batteries
were Garrison and Bennett and Morris and
Carroll. Boston made 9 hits and errors and
Pittsburg hits and error.
New York scored in the ninth on Wards base
on an error and O'Rouke's two-bagger, thus
winning the game from Cleveland by the score
of to g. The points were occupied by Gruber
and Snyder and Keefe and Ewing. New York
made hits and error and Cleveland hits
and 8 errors.
ASSOCIATION GAMES.
At Kansas City Kansas City, 10; Columbus,
1. At st. Louis-St. Louis, IL; Brooklyn, 0.
At Observation-Disclosures, Z; Cincinnati, G. At
Louisville-First game: Athletics. 9; Louisville,
3. Second game: Athletics, 10; Louisville, 8.
WITHIN THE RING.
The east had the earth yerterday.
One more game is due from the Hoosiers
Person still holds his rank among the leading
league pitchers.
st. Louis is showing a clean pair of heels to
the Brooklynites after the latter had struggled
for tie.
Wise accepted nine of ten chances yesterday
and Arthur Irwin ten Of eleven chances
There were LOO people at the Indianapolis
game, z, 500 in Chicago, $500 in Pittsburg and
5000 in Cleveland This made 10 100 for the
day, or probably nearer 10000, allowing for
the estimates. In the east these same games
would undoubtedly have attracted 5000 peo-
pie under the same conditions.
Big Dan Brouthers did some record fattening
yesterday, making two doubles and a triple out
of four times at the bat. Mulvey made two
homers and single, four chances. Ryan made
three singles and double, five chances. Far
rell made q home run and two singles, four
chances. 1t was truly great day for the slug
gers. There were 10 hits in indianapolis, %
in Chicago, 16 in Pittsburg and 10 in Cleveland,
or 70 for the eight clubs.
called Rusie, who had been loaned to Burling-
ton.
Geo. Keefe will not be able to Join the team
on this trip and his place will be partly filed
by young Thornton, the amateur whose curve
struck Keefe in the head. He will be held as q
last resort.
Washington can at least boast Of having the
crack second-baseman, Outfelder and pitcher.
Person has won half of the Senator's victories.
The Douglass team defeated the Never Sweats
Yesterday Is to g.