Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-14
WON IN THE NINTH.
The Senators Again Defeat the Hoo
siers-Other Games.

siers-Other Games.
The Senators INDUCED in some hard slug
.ging yesterday at the expense of the Hoosiers
and pulled out Of decidedly small aperture
by scoring four runs in the ninth. The score
was to z. Every man on the Washingtons
hit safely, and all but one of their opponents
followed suit The Senators felded poorly
and q good many of their hits were thrown
away, but they managed to touch the ball
safely Just at the proper moment and thus
wriggled out Of hole. The batteries were
Haddock and DAILY and Boyle and Buckley.
Mack played right for Beecher and Clark short
for Arthur Irwin, both Of these men being laid
up with an attack Of cramps. The Hoosiers
made two in the first on q single by Seery a
tumble by Haddock, q hit by Denny, wise's
wild throw, Sullivan's single and Wilmot's
error. In the second the Senator'S proceeded
to make up for this very bad exhi-
bition by. pounding out four runs by
means Of six hits in succession.
Two popped over Denny's head one
dropped safe Just out of the diamond This
gave the visitors a lead of two runs, which they
held until the fourth, when the other side
pulled ahead point by scoring three after two
men were out on hits by Bassett, Denny and
Boyle, errors by Irwin and Wise and Seery's
two innings, scoring one in each. In the fifth
McGeachy's two-bagger and Bassett's single
gave an earned run, and in the sixth Glass
cock hit safely and went home on Denny's
sacrifice and Daily's hit. This ended the run
getting for the Hoosiers and the ensuing three
innings they were retired with blanks.
WINNING THE GAME.
The Senators, after failing to tally from the
third to the eighth, inclusive, made connection
with the ball in the ninth and earned the vic
tory. John Irwin began with a single, went
ahead on Denny's error on Daly's drive, and
scored on Haddocks fine hit along the left foul
line. Carney had flied out, and Wise struck
out. Hoy succeeded in bunting safely and
filled the bases. Then Wilmot came up after
having been retired without hit previously.
Two runs were needed to tie and three to win,
with one out. Walter was equal to the occasion,
and the ball he hit flew out into the left center
for a single, bringing in two runs and tieing the
score. Then Mack drove one through Glass
cock and filled the bases once more. Clarke
was the next man to save the day and his ball
went smashing over to Denny at a terrific rate.
jeremiah could not handle it. 1t was prac-
tically a safe hit and Denny could not be scored
an error on his juggle. At any rate Hoy was
cutting for home, Wilmot sliding for third. and
Clarke was diving for first. All of them
reached their goals, and Hoy's run ended the
game in favor of the tail-enders.
Washington made IS hits and errors and
Indianapolis IS hits and errors.
OTHER GAMES.
Boston lost the lead by dropping a game to
Pittsburgh to 0. Calvin and Miller and Da-
ley, Radbourne, CAMEL and Kelly were the
batteries. Galvin's work was magnificent and
his support was perfect. After seven runs had
been scored off Daley in four innings Rad
bourne took his place, but the game was lost.
Boston made hits and errors and Pittsburg
hits and no errors.
New York changed places with Boston by de-
feating Cleveland again-13 to 4. The bate
ries were Beatin and Sutclife and Crane and
Ewing. The Giants made II hits and errors
and the Infants hits and 8 errors.
The Phillies made three runs in the ninth and
thereby won from Chicago by the score of
to g. Sanders and Schriver and Dwyer and
Farrell Wee in the points. Philadelphia made
IL hits and 2 errors and Chicago hits and
errors.
ASSOCIATION CANES.
At st. Louis-St. Louis, II; Columbus, 8. At
Kansas City-Brooklyn, 8; Kansas City, 2. At
Observation-Disclosures, 10; Cincinnati, l. At
Observation-Disclosures, 6; Louisville, i
TwIsTERs.
Wilmot saved the day again.
-Four games out of nine away from home
not very bad after all
John Irwin and DAILY each made three singles
yesterday, Mack a single and double, Clarke,
Wise, Haddock, and Carney two singles each,
and Hoy and Wilmot a single apiece
Haddock gave bases on balls and struck out
men, as against base on balls and strike
out by Boyle. Haddock hit man and made a
wild pitch.
The Hoosiers by losing to the Senators
changed places with Pittsburg.
Hanlon has been appointed manager and
captain Of the Pittsburg team, Dunlap having
resigned. Dunlap is after his release with
sharp stick.
Sundays hold of the reins was brief cpl
sode.
The Washington Light Infantry team de-
feated the Columbia Athletic Club nine yester-
day by the score Of Is to g. Ten of the soldiers
runs were made in the first inning. The bat
teries were Wise and White for the Infantry
and Sprigman and Wells for the Columbus.
Messrs. Robert Larner of the Sporting Life and
Chas Loetier Of the Infantry acted as UNI
pires. long wait was enforced on the teams
and the audience early in the game by the loss
OF both OF the balls over the grand stand
There were only two, and a search expedition
had to be sent out to penetrate into the heart
OF Swampoodle and rescue the spheres from the
clutches Of the hooAums who had come to the
conclusion that S1.50 ball was worth more
than seat at an amateur game. But one ball
was recovered. The same teams will play again
on the 22d and on Friday of this week the In
fantry team will play the Marion Rifles
Pitcher keefe was at AIR. Hewetts Office this
morning, looking much better. His head he
says, is feeling all right. and he intends to do
some practicing Thursday. Friday and Satur-
day OF this week. Ii he is in shape by Monday,
as he expects to be, he will JOIN the team that
day in Philadelphia. Thornton, who hit him
with the ball, Is now with the team for use in
an emergency.