Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-28
1T MIGHT HAVE BEEN A VICTORY
How the Rain Quenched Ray Of Hope
for the Washingtons.

The Senators had hard work in Pittsburg
yesterday, rain putting an end to . game on
which they had strong claim. In the first
inning two hits aided by 1--WE bad errors nettled
five runs to the Senatorial aggregation, while
their opponents were unable to score run. A
heavy shower began in the end of the first half
of the third inning, and caused the postpone
ment Of the game. The batteries were Person
and Daily and Staley and Lauer.
New York won from Chicago, 10 to 10, in a
smuggling match. The Ansonans made a gallant
squirt in the ninth, with the score II TO against
them, and, taking advantage of some rank
playing, made runs. Crane and Ewing and
Gambert and Darling were the batteries. New
York made IA hits and errors, and Chicago Q
hits and errors
Boston defeated Indianapolis easily, 10 to 6,
by scoring six runs in the fourth inning. Mad
den and Kelly, and Burdick, Rusie, and Myers
were the batteries. The beaneaters made
eleven hits and one error, and the Hoosiers
eleven hits and four errors. Brouthers made
home run, double, and single.
Cleveland's infants punched some hits in the
NTH inning, and won from Philadelphia by the
score OF 4 to 1. O'Brien and thinner, and
Gleason and Clements were the batteries.
Cleveland made seven hits and one error, and
Philadelphia six hits and one error.
ASSOCIATION GAMES.
At Kansas city-Louisville 6, Kansas city s.
At Baltimore-Columbus /, Baltimore 0. At
St Louis-Cincinnati 8, st. Louis 6.
TO-DAY's GAME.
The Senators play to-day at Cleveland and
have but poor show for much luck against
those favorites Of fortune. If they win one
game they will be doing well, if they win two
they will be breaking the record, they win
more than two they will be in q position to
pose as phenomenals. Philadelphia plays at
Pittsburg, New York at indianapolis and
Boston at Chicago.
AMONG THE PLAYERS.
A telegram from Buffalo announces that
White has decided to accept the offer Of the
Pittsburg managers to pay him $1,250 of the
Detroit release money and will play out the
season with the Pittsburg team. Rowe will re-
main in charge of the Buffalo team.
Philadelphia stands in sore need Of a second
baseman and is SAID to be after Crooks, the
slugger who is now playing on the Omaha
team. As captain of that nine he has done
great work this year, and has q record Of ten
home-runs.
The talk about the Denny deal was revived
yesterday by the receipt of a dispatch by Mr..
Hewett from President Brush Offering the re-
lease OF the third baseman. Walter is ruminat-
ing.
Krumm and Beam have been released by
Pittsburg.
SUFFERING FOR THE CANAL SUFFERERS.
The Post compos beat The Stars artists
yesterday afternoon by the score Of So to 80.
The game was played for the benefit of the
canal sufferers, and drew a large crowd Post
made 81 hits and 16 errors, and STAR Is hits
and 16 errors. The batteries were Skeen and
Halliday for The Post nine, and Mohler and p.
Milton for The STAR.
OTHER LOCAL GAMES.
The Crescents won from the Razzle Dazzels,
to 0, in the morning, and from the Ham,
macks, 6 to 4, in the afternoon.
The War department team beat the Pension
Office ball tossers by the score of IA to 6.
One Of the great games of the ball season will
be played next Monday at Capitol park between
the Reporters and the Policemens' mines. This
is the deciding contest.