Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-26
ON THE DIAMOND.

now tne Base Ball Games Resulted
TIE SENATORS AGAIN DEFEATED IN sorox sArun-
pAY-THE CONTESTS IN oraxR c1r1xs-SoTEs
OF THE GAME.
Boston earned victory over the Senators
Saturday in the third game Of the series by
batting the ball hard and effectively. The
| score was 9 70 8. Keefe and Mack and Clark
son and Bennett we're the batteries. Keefe had
improved since Friday, but he was still out Of
shape. The Boston sluggers dropped onto him
in the fourth and hit the ball at a terrific rate,
which, aided by an error or so in the field, gave
them i've runs and the game. Beecher re-
ceived news just before the game began Of the
death Of his child and DAILY took his place In
right field. Arthur Irwin played poor game
after making.a circus catch in the first inning
Three errors fell to his lot. Smith did no better
for Boston, making three errors altogether and
| two Of them in the ninth. In this inning Bos-
ton made three runs and Washington two each
having scored once in the eighth. Keefe gave
five bases on balls and struck out three men
and Clarkson gave six bases and struck out five
| men. Kelly stole four bases. Wilmot led the
Senators at the bat with a single and double,
Mack made two singles, Carney and Arthur
Irwin made doubles, and Wise, John Irwin,
DAILY and Keefe each single. Washington
made 10 hits and errors and Boston IA hits
and errors.
OTHER GAMES.
New York took two games from Philadelphia.
The score Of the first was 10 to 8, O'Day
and Ewing and Anderson, Buffinton and
Clements being the batteries. New York made
Is hits and errors and Philadelphia hits and
errors. The second score was to 8. Buffin-
ton, Gleason, Sanders and Schriver, Keefe,
WEIGH and Ewing were in the points. New
York made 10 hits and error and Philadelphia
hits and 8 errors.
Pittsburg won again from Chicago, 6 to q
The batteries were Tener and Farrell and Gal
win and Carroll. Chicago made 5 hits and 2
errors and Pittsburg hits and 2 errors.
The Clevelands played good game and won
from the Hoosiers, to 5. The latter pulled
themselves together in the ninth and did some
batting that earned four runs. Getzein and
Daily and OBrien and thinner were the bat
teries. Indianapolis made u hits and errors
and Cleveland IL hits and error.
ASSOCIATION GAMES.
At Cincinnati-Brooklyn 6; Cincinnati, l. At
Kansas City-Athletics, 10; Kansas City, 6. At
Observation-Disclosures Is; Louisville,7 z. At st.
Louis-St. Louis, q Baltimore, l.
SUNDAY GAMES.
At Louisville-Louisville, g.; Columbus, s.
AT st. Louis-St. Louis, 16; Baltimore, 9. At
Kansas City-Athletics, 5; Kansas City, 2-frst
game. Athletics, IA; Kansas City, S-second
game.
Cincinnati and Brooklyn started to play
game at Hamilton, OHIO, rs miles from Gin
cinnati, yesterday afternoon. About 5, 900 peo-
pie were present. At the end OF the first halt
OF the fourth inning eighteen policemen
marched on the field and arrested the PLAYERS
OF both teams. The mayor of Hamilton at once
opened court and the men were fined s. 35
each. The Cincinnati club paid the fines of
both teams and the players and excursionists
rafn 70
forty and fifty cars of Cincinnati people on the
grounds. The score stood 4 to in favor of
Brooklyn.
ON THE TRADE MARX.
Now for the Giants! One game is due.
Everything considered no one should grum-
BILE over last weeks work.
Philadelphia has signed Anderson, whom
This see-saw between Chicago and Cleveland
is getting interesting
The Phlllies will endeavor to check the Bos-
tons in the series in that city this week, and
will probably be about as successful as the
Senators.
There is one consolation to be drawn from
that Boston series, anyhow: The Statesmen
got game, and that was one more than did
the Giants.
There were 4.2l2 people present in Boston
Saturday. 5000 In Chicago and S,7S7 in New
York.
man named Jose umpired in indianapolis
and apparently the kickers did not peep,
Jose smacks OF Spanish glitter of the eye a
ready stiletto and other dime novel attributes,
Who now asks, what's in a name? 1t might be
well to rechristen some of our umpres
A Philadelphia paper is authority for the
statement that the Washington team in its re-
cent visit to Indianapolis did the best batting
OF any club that had been there this season,
and giving as a reason the fact that the Sena-
tors were onto the signs of the pitchers If
q IN
solve one set of signs it can do the same with
another. What with amended rules and strict
umpiring pitching is becoming more and more
business OF bluff and tricks, and the winning
battery is today the one that has the most in
solvable signs.
Cleveland has concluded a contract with
George Myers, recently released by Indian
apolis.
The leading attraction announced for the
coming excursion to Marshall Hall of the
Machlnlsts assembly, X. of L., to be held to-
morrow, is a baseball game between the Ord
nance base ball club of the Navy Yard and the
Machinists' assembly team.
The Post newsboys were defeated Saturday
for the first time this season by the Never
sweats, by a score Of to 6-by the aid of the
umpire, it is claimed. The Post boys say thew
will play any nine in the city.
The Silver Springs defeated the Takoma team
l6 to Tat Silver Springs on Saturday. Garner
and Kneitzey did great battery work for the
former
This afternoon at 430 the D. C's, champion
OF the District, will play with the Douglass, the
champion colored team. This contest will be
for the amateur championship Of Washington
and purse of $50.
The Departure of the Infantry.
The Washington Light Infantry corps and
the Corcoran cadets left on Saturday night for
their encampment at Atlantic City They were
accompanied by large number of their
fri do dcxln in Ia