The Washington critic., 1889-05-09

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"The "Phillics" played like team
without captain yesterday, and they
were beaten by the Washington team
by score of TO 6. There was lack
OF team work all through the game,
and in the seventh inning the want of
little hcadwork gave our boys two runs
Casey started in to pitch, but he was
hit So freely that after the second inning
Manager Wright took him out and put
Gleason in. 1t was all one to the visi.
tors. however, and they opened on the
"kid for three runs The "Phillics'
made three runs in the first inning on
Woods base on balls, singles by Della.
hanty, Thompson and Mulvcy and a
wild throw by Wise. They made an
other in the third on Fogarty's triple
and Thompson's out, and lIallman's
base on balls, Il passed ball and Woods
fly to Hoy brought in one more in the
fourth. Farrar made the round trip in
the eighth ON hit to left field. Singles
by Shock and Myers, an out and
double by Wise gave the Senators three
in the first, aud Donnclly's base on
balls and steal to second, with Hoy's
single yielded another in the second.
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victory, and are looking for the club
which Is DuDbling over with confidence.
The Cleveland ball players demon
stratcd yesterday that they were battcrs
Iii. NJ 20 az Gniui ,Ioin s''u Ii, a' =, -
tempting to catch high fly ball in yes.
tcrday game at st. Louis, and had to
retire. In the third inning OF yester-
day Boston New YORK game Nash
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bulilnlon OF eleason VIII pich To-Day:
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bad luck last wear
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nec.lng' Wnich mas Dcch Ill progress al
Lexington Tor Twelve days, closed yes.
terday. 1t has been d grand success all
through; the weather being good, the
track fast, the time made excellent, and
the sport the finest ever seen here Tho
event was the Straus handicap, In
which some OF thc crack horses started
and so last did they run the mile the
result is considered great victory foi
Eiytoh' ms Is the 1irst tlme IN tht
history oil the association that twelve
days spring meeting has been held
mere