Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-28
THE SENATORS HOME AGAIN.
Their Trip Wound Up with an Em-
phatic Defeat in Baltimore.

The wandering baseball Senators wound mp
their late disastrous trip abroad In an appro-
pirate manner Saturday by being crushed by
| the Baltimore team by the delightful score OF
eleven to nothing, with the accent on the
nothing. The trouble was that the batters OF
| the home team we're a. babies in the hands OF
Baker, who did tine twirling for the Orioles, but
one paltry hit and . scratch at that, being
made of his delivery. Jordan was the dis
| tinguished individual who broke the record.
Opposed to Wizard Baker were both Bird and
Daniels the former doing rather better in the
box than bis successor, who came into the
game at the beginning Of the sixth inning. Just
in time to let the other side hit him for four
singles and q triple, besides giving two men
bases on balls, all of which resulted in six
runs. Birds pitching had been enough of a
puzzle to the other team to keep their runs
down to three, and IL 10 to be supposed that he
did better than Daniels. Riddle caught at
first. with not very good luck, having three
passed balls during the five innings, and then
Bird tried his hand at handling Daniels de-
livery. The game was we'll played. but one
error being credited to either side, Werrick and
Whistler making the misplays. Whistler put
out eighteen men and Wentz accepted all of
his nine chances. Baker struck out nine men
and each OF the Washington pitchers one.
ODonohue, the new left fielder, took his one
chance. but did nothing at the bat. The at
tendance was about eleven hundred. WASH
ington made hit and error and Baltimore
IA hits and error.
OTHER ATLANTIC CLUBS.
Wilmington beat Harrisburg, / to 0, by bet
ter running and taking advantage of a wild
throw. The batteries were Anderson and Cor
coran and Baxter and Gibson Wilmington
made hits and 2 errors and Harrisburg hits
and error.
New Haven failed to put in an appearance at
Newark and the game was forfeited to the lat
ter club.
The Hartford Worcester game was postponed
on account OF rain.
OTHER GAMES.
Other Saturday games resulted as follows:
National Lcague.-At CincIunati--Cincin
matt, 5; New York, l. At Pittsburg-Bos-
ton, 2; Pittsburg, 4. At Cleveland-Philadel-
phia. 8; Cleveland 2. At Chicago
10; Chicago, L.
Players League.-At Pittsburg-Boston. 10;
Pittsburg, s. At Bufialo-Drooklyn, Is; Buff
:alo. Q. At eveland-First game-Cleyeland
6; New York, l. Second game-Cieveland. 8;
New York, Z. At Chicago-Chicago, II; Phila-
delphia, l.
ledo, 8; Rochester, 6. At Philadelphia
Louisville, l; Athletic, Z. At Syracuse-Syra-
cuse, 3; Columbus. 3.
There were two championship games re-
corded yesterday. thus: At Gloucester, N. j.
Athletic. 4; Toledo .. At Long Island-Brook-
Ign. O.; Columbus, (forfeited(.
NOTES.
The Senators won two games out of ten away
from home.
Baltimore plays here today and tomorrow
and New Haven Wednesday and Thursday.
Wilmington is crawling up on Harrisburg
and bids fair to crowd Washington unless the
Senators take brace soon.
Palais Royal nine defeated the Boston House
nine yesterday by u score OF 81 to 9. The feat
ures of the game were the batting Of Mahon
and the pitching Of Downey.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
The race stands: