Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-08-29
DOUBLY REvENGED.
The Senators Annihilated I'm New York
Yesterday.


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NOTES.
The Senators and the Giants played two
games of ball in New York yesterday, both OF
which were won by the latter. The first game
was perfect Waterloo, the score being l6 to 8.
The batteries were Person. Clarke and DAILY,
and Crane and Ewing. Clarke split his finger
in the fourth inning and gave way to DAILY
Persons delivery was not effective, and he was
given miserable support. The batting was
very hard on both sides, but the Giants had
the best Of the contest, both at the bat and in
the field, from the start to the finish. They
scored two in the first and the Senators one in
the second Then in the fourth the New Yorks
won the game by making six runs. Both sides
scored in the fifth, New York and Washing
ton !. The Giants scored in the sixth. and
both teams in the seventh. Then in the ninth,
with the tally Is to 3, Gotham's folks made
more. Wise led the good batting and the bad
fielding for Washington, making two singles
and double and four errors. John Irwin
made double and single, besides putting up
perfect game with outs and assists. Wilmot
and Bsecher each made two singles, and the
latter an error. Arthur Irwin found the ball
once for two bases, and made two errors in
III chances. Carney, Person and Hoy each hit
safely. New York made 16 hits and errors
and Washington ID hits and 10 errors.
THE SECOND GAME.
The score Of the second game, which was
called at the end Of the sixth inning on account
OF darkness, was to 5. The batteries were
keefe and DAILY, and O'Day and Brown. Carney
did not play, Beecher taking his place on first
base. As there was no one to put in the gap in
right field, Harry Clarke Of the Actors nine
played that position for Washington. The
Giants won by harder hitting, both teams
playing indifferently in the field. Each made
couple OF runs in the first, New York / In the
second and Washington in the third, tieing
the score. Then, in the fifth, New York made
8 runs and Washington 2. The Giants advanced
one step in their lead in the sixth, and at the
end of that inning the close and interesting
game was closed. New York earned Of the
runs and Washington 8. Hoy did the best
batting of the day with Q single and triple.
WIlmot made a double and single, Beecher
double, and Wise and DAILY each q single.
Wise, Wilmot Beecher and DAILY each made an
error. Keefe gave four bases on balls and struck
out three men, and O'Day gave one base and
struck out four men.
Washington made hits and runs and New
York IL hits and runs.
AMONG THE OTHER TEAMS.
Philadelphia won from Boston in the ninth
inning, the final score being to 8. Big Sam
Thompson did the business for the Phillies,
making home run hit in the last inning with
two out, two on bases and the score to
against them. The batteries were Radbourne
and Bennett and Sanders and Schriver. Boston
mi;je hits and 2 errors and Philadelphia Is
hits and errors.
Chicago won in the tenth from Cleveland,
score 8 to z, Ryan making a home run. The
teams played about evenly both at the bat
and in the field. The batteries we're Beatin
Bakeley and thinner and Hutchinson and
Farrell. Cleveland made - hits and errors
and Chicago II hits and 3 errors.
Pittsburg had about lost the game to Indian
apolis yesterday, when the Hoosiers were con-
siderably surprised in the ninth by a tremen-
dous streak of batting that netted eleven runs
and the victory. The score was IA to z. At the
beginning of the ninth 1t was to 3, and the
final result took everybodys breath away. The
batteries at the start were Boyle and Buckley
and Morris and Carroll. Morris was knocked
out of the box in the fourth and Sowdsrs took
his place. the Hoosiers being powerless before
him. In the ninth, after nine runs had been
scored, Boyle went to third base, Denny to
short, and Glasscock essayed to pitch. He was
wild, and two more runs resulted. Pittsburg
made Is hits and errors and Indianapolis Is
hits and 2 errors
ASSOCIATION eAMEs.
At st. Louis-St Louis, Q; Kansas City, 8;
eight innings, darkness. At Columbus-Ath-
lstics, 8; Columbus, l. At Baltimore-Balti-
more. 8; Brooklyn, 8. At Cincinnati-Cin
natl, s; Louisville, A.
THE RACE FOR THE PENNANr.
The following are the records Of the two big