Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-31
NEW HAVEN WON.
Good Batting Defeated Washington Yes
terday-Other Games.

New Ravens form was far better than that Of
the Senators yesterday, both in the field and at
the bat, and consequently the visitors won. 6
to3. The game was close and interesting until
| the sixth inning, when New Haven took a no
| ton 10 bat hard and pounded out four runs
The batteries were Daniels and Riddle q nd
Horner an Cahill Bad errors by Hill and
Wentz helped the other side to win, but they
would have been victorious on their hits alo ne
had the fielding on both sides been perfect.
In the second inning they made two runs on a
base on balls, an error by wentz, letting bat
ted ball 60 out into the field, Baders poor
throw to catch the runner at third and a safe
hit by Lang. In the fourth Hill was hit by
the ball and stole second. Jordan's sacrifice
sent him to third and he scored when Cahill
threw badly TO third to catch him mapping. The
Senators took temporary lead of one run in the
sixth. Hill and Bader scored. The Parson
made a safe hit and went to second when
Bader was hit by the ball. Jordan's hit sent
Hill home and Bader scored on hit by Wentz.
The visitors gritted their teeth at this and went
III to win. Lally and Doyle each made double
and Pettee hit out q single. Horner went TO
first on balls and Hill, in throwing Lang's hit
home to catch Pettee, did it so poorly that
Pettee scored. A single by Mckee scored
Horner and Cahill hit ont safe one to left
which Donohue returned 90 quickly that Lang
was caught at the plate. Then Lynch and
Sehoeneck were retired ut first, just nine men
having batted The Statesmen found Horner
more of puzzle than ever in the succeeding
three innings and no more runs we're scored by
either SIDE. Washington made three hits and
hvs errors and New Haven six hits aud three
errors.
E0F = GAMES ELSEWHERE.
Newark won from Harrisburg, 8 to /. Cox
and Coons and Serad and Childs we're in the
points. Newark made hits and errors and
Harrisburg hits and errors
Wilmington took close, exciting game from
Hartford, to q The batteries were Anderson
and Corcoran and Stab and Moore AL the
runs were made on errors. Wilmington made
hits and Hartford 4, each team making 3
errors
On account of the disarmament of Worcester
there was no game played in Baltimore. Yes
terday afternoon President Braden sent word
around to all the clubs that the Worcester's
place in the association would be taken by the
Interstate League team of Lebanon. Pa. This
team is fairly strong and has drawn good at
tendances. Yesterday there were about 1000
people at the game played with the York club.
The new corners will play their first association
game IN Baltimore today in place Ut Worcester.
They will make their bow to Washington
crowd tomorrow. 1t Is said that the players of
the disbanded Worcesters are to be transferred,
with few exceptions. to Lebanon. The new
team is now composed Of Rogers, h.; McCaf-
.. .. IL.
Hasney and Snyder, outfielders; Price and
Swift, pitchers, and Graulich, catcher
The other championship games resulted as
follows:
National League.-At Chicago-Chicago. s;
Philadelphia, 8. At Indianapolis-Clevela
s; Brooklyn, Is. At Cincinnati-C Cincinnati, O;
Boston, g. At Pittsburg-Pittsburg, s; New
York, A.
Players League.-At Cleveland-Cleveland,
q; Boston, 4. At Chicago-Chicago, 5; Brook
Ign, 6. At Pittsburg. First game-Pittsburg,
4; New York, 10. Second game-Pittsburg 8;
New York, L. At Buffalo-Buffalo, g.; Philadel-
phia. II.
American Association-At Syracuse-Syra-
cuse. 1; st. Louis, G. At Philadelphia-Ath
6; Toledo, z. At New York-Brooklyn, 5; Co
lumbus, Is.
Lebanon tomorrow
Doran and Phillips will pitch today.
Donohue promises well. He handles the ball
cleanly and throws 1t like a shot.
The Senators are INDUCING in some foolish
remarks, it il said. about getting even" with
Baltimore for tuesdays business by easing up
to New Haven. Such talk ought to produce
some large fines
The Columbia Athletic Club ball team WAS
defeated In Hagerstown yesterday by the score
OF 10 to G. Hagerstown batted in too strong
shape for the Washington boys. The batteries
were Keyworth and Wells for Columbia and
Abigill and Rollins for Hagerstown. Columbia
made hits and errors and Hagerstown IL
hits and errors
Hartford has had enough Of Senior jeremiah
OBrien and has given him an unconditional
release. He has been weak at the bat and has
felded only fairly. Tom O'Brieu will tempo
rsrily cover second. President Lang has started
out on cunning trip with the idea OF catching
some OF the ex-Worcester team
The race stands thus: