Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-28

90 1t was simply case OF
superior pitching on the part of the visitors.
The batteries we're Phillips and Riddle and
Doran and Hohord. Doran was invincible and
untouchable, striking out nine men. For six
innings not Senator scored, while during this
time New Haven had been having a perfect
picnic with Phillips, making all their ten runs
In those six innings
WON IN THE FIRST INNING.
They won the game in the first inning by
making six runs on singles by Mckee and Ca
hill, tumble by Senior jeremiah ODrien, who
played second in that inning. double by
Lally. triple by Doyle and q sacrifice by Hof-
ford. Wentz succeeded o. Brien in the second,
but could do little. Gleason reappeared at
short and played an unfortunate game. making
two errors.
ARUN IN THE SEVENTH.
The Statesmen could not score until the
seventh, when Jordan hit for base, stole
second and went home on a wild throw to first
by Doyle. In the ninth Riddle hit for three
bases and scored on Jordan's second single.
Washington made hits and errors and New
Haven 10 hits and error.
THE ATLANTIC CLUBS.
Newark won again, of course, Hartford being
the victim, 5 to 4. Eleven innings were re-
quired to finish the game, O'Connell making
an error in the ninth that tied the score, and
another in the eleventh that let in the winning
run. Sullivan and Duffy and Stab and STALL
ing were the batteries. Newark made II hits
and errors and Hartford hits and errors.
Baltimore made sure OF victory from
Worcester by pounding out 6 runs in the ninth.
The score was Is to g. Baker and Townsend
and James Stafford and Terrien were in the
points. Baltimore made 10 hits and 8 errors
and Worcester hits and errors
ily,in nfnp haa 10 IN
miserable game. Is errors being made. Stein,
Wehrle and Williams, and Kelley, Murphy.
Roussey and Dowd were the batteries. VII
mington made Is hits and ii errors and Jersey
City hits and IA errors
OTHER GAMES YESTERDAY.
Other games were:
National League. - At Cincinnati - Gin
cinnati, A; New York, 8. At Cleveland Cleve-
land. 2; Philadelphia, 8. At Pittsburg Pitts
burg 5; Boston, T. At Chicago Chicago, 2;
Players League.-At Chicago-Chicago 2;
Boston, 0. At buffalo Buffalo, 5; Philadelphia.
z. At Observation-Disclosures, s; BROOKLYN 6.
At Pittsburg-Pittsburg, 10; New York, s.
American Association.-At Syracuse-Syra-
cuse, 8; Brooklyn, Z. At Toledo-Toledo, 5;
Columbus, Q. At st. Louis-St Louis, 8; Louis
vile, 6.
Lally made a home-rnn hit in the sixth in
ming.
Shortstop Sullivan of Wilmington had his
nose broken by bounding ball in yesterdays
game.
President Braden of the Atlantic Association
is quoted this morning as saying: There is no
immediate probability Of anything being done
in this matter. The present circuit is the best
that could be obtained. As the clubs are all
sound the prospect is that all will finish the
season."
The Post boys will play the Rockvilles on the
afternoon Of July at Rockville, Md.
The Washingtons play New Haven again to-
day, Worcester tomorrow at the Gentlemen's
Driving Park. and Hartford Oh Monday and
Tuesday. Worcester will be the enemy on
Wednesday and Thursday, and on the morning
of Friday, the 4th. the Orioles will appear
The two teams will play in Baltimore in the
afternoon.
Baltimore has won ten straight now and still
clings to the lead.
Daniels will pitch today for Washington and
Horner for New Haven.
The race stauds tins.