Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-07
THE BALL PLAYERS.
The Washington Teams Victory Satur
day-Notes Of Other Games.

As the financial condition of the Washington
Base Ball Club becomes more muddled its play
ing luck improves. Saturday the team cap
tured another game, Wilmington being the
loser. There was nothing superior in the
quality Of Senatorial ball, but the line
Of goods put up BY their antagonists
was more than ordinarily poor. In the
sixth inning Wilmington had the game, the
score being 8 to in its favor. When Umpire
Kelly wiped the mask off his face and retired
Washington was on top, to 8 The Senators
had hits and errors to their credit and debit
while Wilmington had hits and errors.
The pitching on both sides was above the
avera &c, the work of Daniels for the Senators
being very clever. Nicholas had but one passed
ball. Anderson and Corcoran were the Della
ware battery. Anderson went wrong to the ex-
tent OF one wild pitch, while his catcher allowed
two balls to slide past
OTHER GAMES. /,
Jersey City was on its own grounds Saturday
and it punched hits on Worcester 50 success
fully that the score was IL to in favor Of the
Sand Spaniards. The Jerseyites had IS hits,
earned runs and errors; the Massachusetts
ball tossers made IS hits, earned runs and 6
errors. The batteries were Fitzgerald and
Murphy and Staltz, John Stafford, James
Stafford (pitchers) and Terrien.
Oriole stock dropped with d. Q. {. on
Saturday evening when it became known that
the Newark aggregation had taken a game
with the ease implied in result OF IL to !.
The Baltimores- played like schoolboys and
gathered unto their record errors; Newark
was content with 1. Base hits, Newark, IL;
Baltimore, Z. Miller and Childs and O'Rourke,
Baker and Tate were the batteries.
The New Haven team was at home Saturday
to the Hartford boys. The Hartford bows
took the game, to 2. Hartford pounded out
8 base hits; New Haven 5. Hartford also led
in the error column. to /. Stab and Hodge,
man and Gillilsnd and Hofford were the bat
teries.
LEAGUES AND ASSOCIATIONS
National League.-At Chicago Boston. 8;
Chicago, z. At Observation-Disclosures. 6; Phil
adelphia, 9. At Brooklyn-Pittsburg, 8;
Brooklyn, IA. Second game-Pittsburg, IL;
Brooklyn. IL. At Observation-Disclosures, 6; New
New York, L.
Players League-At Pittsburg-Pittsburg, Z;
Brooklyn, 6. At Boston-Boston, 10; Buffalo,
3. At Chicago-Chicago, Is; New York, /.
At Cleveland-Cleveland, 4; Philadelphia, 8.
AmericanAssociation. Philadelphia
letic, A. Columbus. 10. At Louisville-Louis-
Vile, 8; Rochester, 8. At Toledo -
Toledo-l2; Syracuse, Is. At st. Louis-St.
Louis, II; BROOKLYN.
SUNDAY GAMES
At Observation-Disclosures, IA; Columbus, 4. At
st. Louis-St. Louis, z. Brooklyn, 2 At
Louisville Louisville, 10; Rochester, 8. At
Toledo-Toledo, s, Syracuse;6 6.
Yesterdays game between the Newark and
Baltimore teams was the last one which will be
played on Sunday at Newark, the Law and
Order Society there having convinced the base
ball management that Sunday playing must
stop. The game resulted in a victory for New
ark, 5 to 2.
THE CoLUMBIA's ABROAD.
The Columbia Athletic Clubs ball team re-
turned home yesterday from Hampton, Va,
where three games were played at the Soldiers
Home before gathering of about two thousand
persons at each game.
Each game was won by the Columbia boys by
the following scores: "a, Ga and 81.
The second game was particularly interesting
and exciting. Upon the completion of the first
half Of the last inning the score stood 4 to in
favor of the Hampton team and single, two
three -baggers and sacrifice advanced the G.
A. C.'s three runs, which won them the game.
Catholic Knights of America.
A new branch, No. 621, Catholic Knights of
America, was organized yesterday at st.