Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-04


VIII be continued to the end of the season. and
we VIII try to conduct 1t upon enterprlsng
basis. Several Years ago l offered $40 for
IN inc team; with the privilege of the five years
upon retaining an interest, and offered me half
the stock Tor $4,000. This offer declined. 1
am fond OF base ball. and am regular attend
ant at the Washington games. am confident
the city Is good one for base ball. provided it
Is conducted to suit the public and winning
team secured Inc situation Is much different
with us from that OF Baltimore. Most of the
sport-loVlhs people work IN the government
ohcts from 10 clock, and when they are
lree they always have quarter or half dollar
10 sPehd IN recreation. We propose to get
soue ne" men al once 10 strengthen the team
ana cause IL 10 rise III the Atlantic race. The
ne" owners VIII take charge tuesday morning.
AN tolu we VIII lose : iuO or SlOOO this year,
pu' we are iooh1hS 10 next season Tor the
proHS;
-, II Ir. McS arthy can Keep up the nght In the
iiDerai way that this talk promises base ball IN
washington VIII De All the better for the
'riSis'
MEETING OF THE ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION
was heid yeSterd ay In Baltimore attended by
1lessrs Sullivan and Mccarthy as rep reseuta-
tives of the Washington club. The action of
President Braden in expelling Hewett and adj
n nhn,;i me new people was ratified and new
scheuuie Oh games was arranged. On his re-
TURN from baltimore sullivan met his men and
toiu lnem tnat all VINO wanted TO go could do
80. put 'hat Ne was going to have some verv at
.l"e''e contracts prepared Tor all who desired
S~t In washington and that
they had better stay. Donohue has
already skipped to Lebanon and played
a2alhs' LIS oid team IN both gamas Saturday.
I ne oNeu 'he cup considerable advance money.
IL Is sara that Manager Randall had also In
uIceu mn 70 go with MN, when he received
.eieGram from Barnle warning him to keep his
hands on: and Hill Is still Senator. Ted
H.e ahe Tss anu proposes 10 get some men
~ ONE ne mas ALREADY secured chris Fuimer.
tle olu.tmne Washington catcher He has found
ous Una! mn. uieasoh ana pro are not satlshed
anu ther posluons VIII be nlled hrst OF ALL
nor. ~ on IL W. 'Po s, ~ D''iti
team needs strengthening b1dlv Yon can%t
make a 2 80 horse beat a 2. 40 animal. 10 mat
ter how You try to figure it out. Some men on
me team are Almost sure 10 go out when they
paI ihG! may say some one has looked
cio's-eseu at lnein, the SKY Is black or the UNI
pr . .i..' gu. .ne .utn N some prayers are
NO. nit'e we in'eao W 80 ahesa now Win
ieSn S'ar'.
THE NEW SCHEDULE
of the Washington club is as follows: At home
with Newark. August T. s. with Hartford An
n,e5
''.
Abroad-At Lebanon, August 8, 3; at Har-
rsDuTg' August ii, IL
Az nome-wlth harrisburg, August IL, IA;
win lebanon august 10, To-
aoroad-at hartford, August IL, ~; at New
Haven; August ~, Il; at Newark, August %,
% at WI aS'oh, august 20, 70; at Baltimore,
q, r., v;.l pa,.; -. 10 M
with lebanon. Sentember .. witb NoworI'
September 3. 4; with Hartford September 3, 6.
with New Haven, September 8, .; with Will
ilhs'on' september H. IL; with Baltimore,
Aoroau AT Daltlnore. september IL; at Leb-
anon al oePteihoer 10; at HARRISBURG. September
-, a' Ne"Hlh' september 10 ~; at Whining
TON september ~; ~; at New Haven, Sep
'enioeI Co. "a; a' narIoru, september 20, u,
end OF season.
SATURDAYS GAMES.
The reorganized Senators played two games
on Saturday with Lebanon in the presence OF
about 500 people. The day closed with every
body happy, for the home team both won and
lost The first game, begun at 230. went to
Washington by the score Of ID to o. Lebapons
trouble lay In wild pitcher, who, after start
ing out as II he were going to strike out everv-
body who faced him, handicapped himself BY
giving ruinous number of bases OIL balls The
batteries were Phillips and Riddle and DAILY,
Bright and Graulich. The visitors could not
bat Phillips except at rare intervals and were
faced by a stone wall infield that took eyery-
thing. Washington did not have TO bat AZ DaIy
insisted ON giving them their bases He was
renewed III the ninth by Bright. DAILY struck
out ten men aud &c mt twelve to first WASHING
ton made . hIts and error and Lebanon hits
and errors.
THE SECOND GAME
The first game lasted two bours md u was
obor. : o,IooL H., e. -, -
VIC" VIC oeoono game was
started with Daniels and Riddle and Smith
and Graulich as batteries. Washington lost,
to 8. simply because it was Smith and not DaIv
IN the box against them. The Senatorial hts
were very scarce. Whistler made a home run
in the sixth. Hill, who had PLAYED magni6cently
in the first game, went to pieces and made
3 hits and err. and Lebanon hts and q
errors.
IN OTHER crr,rs
paItimore aim, NJ, -.
r '' w uof-
man ana lo"hseho ana poran and Cahiil were
the batteries. Baltimore made 13 hits and q
errors and New Haven 4 hits and 3 errors
Harrisburg and Hartford each won a came
Hartford took the first. to 4. Cox and Rooms
and Stab and Stallings were the bntterie.
Hartford made hits and 3 errors and Harris
burg hits and errors. HARRISBURG won the
second game 8 to4 Baxter and Gibson and
rIsburg made Z hits and errors and Hartford