Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-07-13
THE HOLSTERS DOwNED.
How the Senators Captured the Game
Yesterday.

How the Senators Captured the Game
Yesterday.
GOOD WORK WITH THE srIcK-MAcK, wrIMor AN D
DAILY on ToP-cAS THEY KEEP IT UP?--NEw
YORK TAKES SECOND PLAcE-THE CHAMPIONSHIP
REcoRD-NorEs.
The Senators showed that they have become
hard hitters by earning a victory from the
Hoosiers with their little bats yesterday. They
banged the ball all over the turf, and the men
from the presidential town were very wea. Y
when they stopped. Both sides put up a good
game in the field. the visitors excelling slightly,
but the batting honors were decidedly in favor
of the Statesmen, and they won in consequence
by the score of Z to q Haddock and DAILY and
Boyle and Daily we're the batteries. The
former had far the best of the game for the
Hoosiers were puzzled until the seventh and
eighth innings, when they had the luck to find
five hits and save themselves from a whitewash.
Our Days work was magnificent and had in it
that quality of touch-and-go that infused the
whole team with energy. He the batter
OF the day, making two singles and a triple.
MAKING RUNS
Tbs Senators scored two runs in the first in
ming. Hoy went to first on balls and stole sec
ond. With two men out Wise hit for a single
and Hoy scored. Sam stole n base and scored
on Twins safe little fly just out Of the dia-
mond. There were no more runs made until
the fifth, when the home team won the game
by scoring twice. With Haddock out Hoy again
went to first on balls. Wilmot liked the looks
OF the first ball Boyle gave him, and with a
mighty blow sent 1t sailing over to the club
house. The outfielders raced after it in frantic
efforts to find it, but Wilmot was tearing around
the bases like a locomotive He reached third
safety haH he ho1
just started back. Some one called for him to
come on, and without a stop Walter dashed
home, giving the sphere great race. He had
Just slid over the plate when the ball reached
runner safe. 1t was one of the greatest runs
ever made-a home run on the grounds without
clearing the fence-and the enthusiasm that
burst forth was tremendous.
The visitors began to score in the seventh.
when Denny and Hines hit safely. Hines went
to run down and Daily threw badly to second,
Denny scoring. The home team paid for this,
however, by scoring three earnsd runs in the
eighth. Carney reached third on his own hit
and that Of Mack's. Mack soon stole second,
and then both men scored on Haddock's neat
two-bagger into left field. Hoy could not bear
to let the game go without making hit. so he
smashed out a single and Haddock scored. In
the last half of the inning the visitors earned
one run on singles by Bassett and Boyle and
triple by Seery.
GOOD BATTING.
Washington made IA hits and 2 errors and
Indianapolis hits and error Wilmot made
a double and home run. Mack double and a
single, and Irwin and Carney each two singles
Sweeny was the only man who did not make a
hit. Wise played great game at second, max
ing two put-outs and six assists. Seery did the
best work for the visitors, both at the bat and
III the field, making a double and q single and
catching five difficult flies.
IN OTHER CITIES.
Boston simply wiped up the diamond with
Pittsburg by the score of Is to /. The Smoky
City boys were veritabie chumps at the bat,
and were utterly powerless before the bean-eat-
ing twirlers, while Boston batted in q way that
made the westerners i'll. GARRISON and Ben
nett and Calvin and Miller were the batteries
for five innings, after which Sowders and Gar
field pitched. Calvin was virtually knocked
out of the box, but when Clarkson retired not
hit had been made by the visitors. Boston
made l6 hits and errors and Pittsburg hit
and errors. Johnston made two home runs
and single.
New York took the second game and the
second place from Cleveland by the score OF
to 3. Tebeaus two errors gave the Giants the
game keefe and Ewing and Gruber and
thinner were the batteries. New York made
z hits and errors and Cleveland hits and
errors.
John Healy pitched good game for Chicago
against Philadelphia, but his opponents won
by good luck by the score of 8 to- 2. Healey's
catcher was Farrell, and their opponents we're
Sanders and Schriver. The Phillies made
hits and errors and the Ansonians 8 hits and
2 errors.
ASSOCIATION GAMES.
At Louisville-First game, Louisville, A;
BROOKLYN. g. Second game-Brooklyn. s; Louis
vile, l. At Observation-Disclosures 6; Column
bus. 5. At Kansas City-Baltimore, 4: Kansas
City, 0. At st. Louis-St. Louis, 4; Athletics, q
THE RECORD.
By means of yesterdays victory New York
takes second place in the league procession.
while Cleveland drops down to third, with
Philadelphia marching on toward the top. New
York is showing up in great form, and most
people believe that the Giants wil, overtake
the Hubbites ere many days have passed. The
records stand thus: