Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-03
BASE BALL YESTERDAY,
How the Senators Lost In Cleveland
Ball Notes.

The Senators lost to Cleveland by scratch
yesterday by the score of s to l. O'Day and
Clarke, and Bakely and thinner were the bat
teries. With the score to against them the
Statesmen scored one in the eighth and three
more in the ninth, just enough to lose. The
game might have been tied and possibly won,
but for piece Of carelessness. In the ninth
one man was out after the three runs had
been scored, and Wilmot was on third. Almost
anything would score him. The game was de-
layed a little for some reason and Wilmot care
lessly stepped off third. Tebeau, who had
been holding the ball, touched the runner, and
held him where he stood until Curry could see,
when Wilmot was declared out. Bakely
wsen Ii, lost ,hep ,4rers Tbe
game was beautifully played, but one error
being made, that of Twitchell. The Senators
put up perfect game. Washington made IL
hits and Cleveland IL. Wilmot led in batting
for Washington with a triple and a single
O'Day, Irwin and Clarke each made two singles
DAILY made triple, and Hoy, Wise and Mack
secured singles. DAILY played at second, be-
cause Morrill's hand was injured.
OTHER GAMES.
Chicago pulled game out of bad hole by
scoring in the ninth inning, the final tally being
to 4. Dryer and Farrell and Madden and
CAMEL were the batteries. Boston made 10 hits
and errors and Chicago hits and errors.
After getting lead on Pittsburg the Phillies
disintegfated badly in the eighth and ninth
and runs were scored, the Smoky City folks
winning by the score of 10 to 8. The batteries
were Staley and Miller and Gleason and Glenn
ents. Pittsburg made IL hits and errors, and
Philadelphia hits and errors. Myers and
Mulvey each made 2 errors, rather a bad begin
ming for the ex-senator.
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seventh and thus won from indianapolis by the
score of to 6. Rusie Burdick, Myers and
Daily served as batteries for the Hoosiers, and
WEIGH and Brown for the Giants. New York
made IL hits and 4 errors, and Indianapolis 8
hits and errors.
At Kansas City-Columbus IS. Kansas City 9.
BALL NOTES.
Myers signed Philadelphia contract yester-
day afternoon and President Hewett imme-
diately closed his negotiations for the services
OF Mccoy, the smuggling third baseman from
Chattanooga. He will join the team next Mon
day, in the game here with Chicago. He will
play third and Sam Wise will go to second for
time. 1t Is very likely that Sweeny and Healy
Will be released before long. Mr.. Hewett re-
celved the comfortable sum of "a, 900 for Myers
release.
There are no games scheduled for the league
to-day, but there may be some postponed
games played off. Tomorrow the Senators
open in Chicago, playing two games. They
play there also on Friday and Saturday and
then The two teams come east together, play
ing here three games next week, beginning
Monday. Indianapolis appears here for three
games next week, starting Thursday, and then
Will come Pittsburg and Cleveland. The Sena-
tors play in Boston July %.
The other Fourth of July games are New
York at Pittsburg, Philadelphia at Indianapolis,
and Boston at Cleveland.
There was Joy in Cleveland last night when
II became known that the Infants had won and
the Beaneaters had lost The Babes are now
within game or two of the lead.
Wait for the great game next Friday between
the Reporters and the Policemen for the bene-
fit OF the police relief fund. The Marine band
will play-music.
The managers of the Douglass and the Never
sweat teams kindly volunteered to surrender
the use OF Capitol park for the Reporter Police
men game on Friday. These teams will play
on Saturday. They are both rivals of the
Cuban Giants