Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-02
THE SAME OLD STORY.
The Senators Again Defeated by the
Worcester Ball Teammates.

1t 10 the same old story that has to be told
today story Of hard luck in Worcester and Of
defeat for Washington. 1t is a story Of more
batting and better fielding by the Senators, but
more punching of good luck on the part of
their opponents The score Was to l. and yet
Washington made hits and error to 6 hits
and errors by Worcester The trouble was
that the enemy was particularly fortunate in
the field, capturing flies that looked safe and
making phenomenal stops and throws
just when the Statesmen needed q
little error making on the other side
Maloney and Nicholas and Stafford
and Guinasso were the batteries Worcester
made two in the fret on a base on balls two
stolen bases and two hits. The Statesmen
made their run in the third on q hit by Bader,
vino bats ninth nowadays. a passed bail and an
error. In the ninth Worcester made the game
sure by scoring twice. Cudworth made q two
Dagger and Wilson lifted the ball out for a
home run. In the seventh Jordan and Malo-
ney made a hit apiece and Bader hunted. Jor-
dan tried to score, but was thrown out. Glea-
son hit hard into center for what everyone
thought was safe. but Cudworth lined the bail
to first so quickly that brother William WAS
out and the tieing run was shut off,
OTHER GAMES.
Baltimore won from Hartford to g. Balti-
more made hits and errors and Hartford 9
hits and errors.
New Haven defeated Jersey City 8 to l..
New Haven made IS hits and errors and Jer-
sey City hits and errors.
Newark had close call from Wilmington
to .. With Mace in the box the tailenders
were having picnic, but he was changed in
the fourth for Miller and then Wilmin gton
could do nothing. Newark made IL hits and 2
errors and Wilmington hits and 2 errors
Other games Saturday resulted as follows:
National League-Philadelphi s; Cleve-
land, 3. Boston, 8; Pittsburg, 8. Brooklyn, q;
Chicago. 4. CINCINNATI, II; New York, s.
Players League-Chicago. 5; Philadelphia
L. Boston. II; Buffalo, 6. New York %; Pitts
burg, g. Cleveland. 8; Brooklyn. 2
American Observation-Disclosures, 8; Column
bus, 2. Rochester, 4; Louisville, l. Toledo, s.;
Syracuse. 4. st. Louis, 6; Brooklyn
There were two games played yesterday in
the Atlantic Association. Newark did large
part OF the act of wiping Wilmington from
the face OF the earth-22 to 6. Newark made
II hits and errors and Wilmington IL hits
and errors
jersey City pulled a game from the fire in
the ninth by streak of batting that Melted 8
runs, and the Hartford team was beaten by the
score OF IL to 10. Jersey City made l6 hits and
errors and Hartford 10 hits and z errors.
NOTES.
Today's game is at Hartford.
Here's a chance to break the slide.
Ted's colts are having the worst luck that
could possibly be found anywhere
The team will play at home on the 10th.
Thank goodness! There may be a change by
that time.
New Haven has a good lead and Baltimore
has been re.egated to third place by Worcester
which has won eight straight games.
The Baltimore and Washington clubs begin
series OF six games, equally divided between
their respective grounds, next Friday, after
which the Senators leave for q short trip to
Newark and Wilmington.
In the four Worcester games Washington
hits and errors.
Gleason leads the batting list. with Bird Sec
ond. O,Brien third, Whistler fourth, Nicholas
or Riddle fifth, Hill sixth Jordan seventh the
pitcher eighth and Bader ninth.
Jordan made two singles Saturday.
Washington has now played eleven games
away from home, losing nine of them In
these games the Senators have made Is hits
and 40 errors, while their opponents made 80
hits and q errors.
Bader, Gleason, Bird. O'Brien. Hill and
Whistler have each taken part in all eleven
games. Gleason has batted hardest with IL
hits; O'Brien next with 3; Bird. 8; Bader and
Whistler, apiece, and Hill. 5. Gleason made
Z errors; Whistler, 6; D Brien, ); Hill, 5; Bird
3; Bader. 2. Nicholas played in five games and
made 5 hits and errors
The Atlantic Association race stands thus: