Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-21
THE BALL PLAYERS.
The Statesmen Honorably Defeated In
New Haven-Other Games Saturday.

The Senators suffered a defeat Saturday at
the hands Of the leaders of the association by
the honorable score of to /. New Haven won
because luck blew that way, rs there was no
particular reason otherwise for the course of
the victory. some of the dispatches say that
the Statesmen were bit slow in running the
bases, and this may have had to do with their
| defeat The batteries were Phillips and
Riddle and Howes and CahilL. Phillips did
fine work keeping the enemy down to their
small score. land his support was nearly perfect
All of the runs of the game were earned
Washington started in to score in the first in
ming 1t seems to have become distinguish
ing habit OF the Senatorial team to make tallies
at the start OF the game, whether they win or
not Saturday they made Que run. Bader
was the scorer. and but for scratch Jordan
would also have tailed Bader made a single
! stole second. reached third on Gleasou's sacri-
flee and scored on a Init by Jordan to center
Jordans subsequent score would have counted
but for Hill beng put out at first on the merest
scratch. In the third hit, stolen base and
another hit gave New Haven run, and the
other one wds made IN the fourth on three
singles. Phillips gave one base on balls and
struck out one man, and the opposing pitcher
save two bases, hit one man and struck out six
men. Washington made hits and l error
Hlll-and New Haven hits and errors.
OTHER ATLANTIC GAMES.
Baltimore made four runs in the fifth and
won from Worcester, to /. German and Tate
and Stafford and Terrier were in the points.
Baltimore made hits and errors and Wor-
cester hits and errors.
Newark squeezed out game from Jersey
City, 8 To s, a victory that was far from being
deserved. jersey City made IA hits and
errors and Newark 10 hits and 10 errors.
Umpire Kelly was the factor that made this
apparent paradox possible. The batteries were
Roussey and McDermott and Dowd Serad and
Childs.
Wilmington and Hartford played two games.
breaking even. Hartford took the first Ons, 3
to 2. Stab and Moore and Anderson. Corco-
ran and Williams We're the batteries. Hartford
made Tits and the same number of errors and
Wilmington hits aud half as many errors. The
second game went to Wilmington IL .. An
derson and Williams and Kidd and Moore were
III the points Wilmington made 10 hits and
errors and Hartford hits and errors.
THE OTHER Clubs.
Other games resulted as follows:
SUNDAY GAMES.
At Gloucester, n J.-Athletic /; st. Louis,
s. At Louisville-Lausville. Z; Brooklyn, 6.
At Syracuse-Syracuse, 2; Toledo, 1. AT
Observation-Disclosures, 8; Columbus, 8.
GAMES PLAYED SATURDAY.
National LeaSue.-At Phlladel phia--Phila-
delphia. A. Chicago. o. At New York-First
game-New York, Is; Cleveland, 4 Second
game--New York, Z; Cleveland, D. At Boston
Boston, 6; Cincinnati. z. At Brooklyn
Brook yn, s.; Pittsburg, 3.
Players Leagus.-At Philade!phia-Fhila-
delpha, 8; Buffalo. |. At New YGrk-NeW
York. Is; Pittsburg, Z. At brooklyn Brook
Ign, IA; Cleveland, 10. At Boston-Chicago, I;
Boston. g.
American Association.-At Philadelphia
st Louis, 9; Athletic. 6. At Rochester
Rochester. I; Columbus, /. At Louisville
Louisville. Is; Brooklyn, II. At Syracuse
Toledo. ID; Syracuse. 3.
At Jersey City tomorrow.
Harrisburg is haggling over the price of Jer-
sey City's franchise.
Whistler made two singles Saturday, Wentz a
two Dagger. and Bader, Gleason. Jordan and
Bird each single.
The attendance at Saturdays games Ma
tional League. 1906; Players League, 10, 1913;
Association, about {, 800.
The Shami ocks yesterday defeated the Brine
towns by score OF 10 to II. The Sharnrocks
would like to hear from all teams under seven
teen years OF age. Communications should be
addressed to j. Collins, 1929 Seth street north
west.
The Atlantic race stands: