Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-06-03
A VICTORY AT LAST.
How the Senators Won From the Giants
Saturday-Other Games.

The Senators won from New York on Satur-
day by means of some good punches of hits
and the presence of a mascot in the shape of an
ugly temper on the part Of Captain Ewing,
who distinguished himself in disagreeable
manner during the short space Of time he
played. The score was to 5, the home team
making all of their runs after the Giants had
ceased scoring. The score cards contained the
names of Person and Ebright, and Keefe and
Ewing as batteries, but this was changed be-
fore long. The visitors scored in the first on
an error by Sweeny. a passed ball and
a two-base hit by Roger Connor
Then George Keefe took Persons place. and al
though he was touched up in the second for four
hits which. aided by passed ball and Sweeny's
and Wise's errors. enabled the visitors to score
four times, he was very effective thereafter,
and the five runs the men from Gotham had
obtained were al they could get The Senators
got on to Timothy keefe's curves in the third
and pounded him hard. Wilmot and HOY went to
first on balls and Sam Wise's single filed the
bases. Then Myers saved the day by making
beautlful two Dagger to center Two runs
came in easily and Wise dashed for the plate
being saved only by being hit in the back by
the bail Gore threw il. Morrills single hit en-
ebled Mye-s TO score. Shoch hit safely but
Morrill, was forced by Ebright and the side soon
went out.
EWING EXPELLED.
At this Ewing. who had been fined $50 and
sent to the bench in the second, expelled from
the game. called keefe out of the box. and in
the fourth put Crane in against his will. Two
runs were scored, giving the Statesmen lead,
and after two men had been retired in the fifth
Crane refused to go on. Ewing wanted to put
WEIGH IN the points, but Morrill, interposed
wise objection. The game stopped at this
junctuTe for fully half an hour. while ply
slclan examined Cranes leg, and Ewing, Nor
rlll, and Umpire Curry had
TALKING MATCH.
Curry had his way in the end and Crane was
kept in the game, going to first base Connor
TO third and Arthur Whitney to the box He
was effective but the home team had luck
enough to score three more runs, two in the
ninth. Washington made ii hits and errors
end New York hits and errors. Ewing
attempted to kick on decision of Curry's
when he was called out Oh strikes, and this cost
him the $50 mentioned. Then he endeayored
TO show Curry other ways. as he expressed it,
OF rObbing man. and this cost him Sl25 more
great many spectators left the grounds dur
ing the long wrangle in the fifth.
Myers batting was the feature of the game
lie made double and two singles. all telling
heavily IN the run-gettIng. Roger Connor
made two doubles and a single
OTHER GAMES
Boston defeated Philadelphia easily, Z to @
The batteries were Clarkson and Bennett and
Casey and Clements. Philadelphia made 8
hits and errors and Boston hits and error.
The games in Pittsburg ana Chicago were
prevented by rain.
At Baltimore. first game-Baltimore 5: Kan
sas City. t; second game. Kansas City, 10; Bal
tlmOTe, 5. At COlumUus-Columbuss =: Louis
vile. 3. At adelphia-Athletics 8; Cincin-
natl. 1.
IL was the first Saturday game the Senators
have won this season. They have lost four.
GAMES YESTERDAY.
At BroOklyn-St. Louis. 2: BROOKLYN. 1. At
COlunbus-FIrst game-Columbus. IL; Louis
VILE. 4. Second game-Columbus, II: Louis
vile. 5. At Observation-Disclosures 4; Cincin-
natl, 2.