Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-24
AGAIN DEFEATED.
The Harrisburg Babes Win From the
Senators-Other Games.

Harrisburg was altogether too strong for
Washington yesterday and won by the score of
to in close and interesting game. The
Babes were never headed. Phillips and Riddle
and Gamble and Rooms were the batteries.
The game was well played in the field, Harris
burg having the best of it. Every error Of the
enators counted against them. The Burgers
won the game By hitting OPPORTUNITY, while
the Washington batters seemed paralyzed
whenever men reached the bases. Harrisburg
scored one in the first, and for three innings
the tally stood thus. In the fifth, after two
men we're out, Bird muffed fly ball from
Eagan. who scored when Hill threw Gittnger's
ball over Whistlers head. A hit by Jones
scored Gittinger. In the latter half the Sena-
tors had the bases full with one out but could
make but one run, Whistler and Jordan striking
out Another senatorial run was added in the
sixth by means of hard work. In the seventh
each team scored one run. The Statesmen
were badly handicapped in their base running
by the magnificent throwing of Rooms who
nabbed five OF them in their efforts to steal.
Four succeeded. Washington made IL hits and
4 errors and Harrisburg 9 hits and error.
OTHER GAMES.
Worcester won from Wilmington-7 to 3-by
punched hits. Stafford and Terrien and Wehre
and Nicholas were the batteries. Worcester
made 10 hits and errors and Wilmington
hits and error.
Baltimore had an easy time with Hartford
y to German, Tate and Townsend and Mace
and Moore were in the points The Orioles
made 10 hits and errors and the tail-enders 2
hits ana errors
New Haven took game from Newark-S to
by clever stick work. The Yankees made 16
hits and errors and the Jerseyites 9 hits and
errors. The batteries were Homer and Hof
ford and Fitzgerald and Murphy.
Other games resulted rs follows.
National League.-At Chcago-Chicago, 10;
New York, II. At Cleveland-Cleveland,0 o: Bos-
ton, 2 At MISUNDERSTANDING 6; Philadel-
phia, IL.
Players League.-At Busalo-Buffalo. G.:
New York, Z. At Cleveland Cleveland. IA;
Brooklyn, 6. At Chlca go-Chicago, ); Bost on ~
American AssOciation.--At Kochester-Roch-
ester, s; Toledo, 3. At Syracuse-Syracuse. 8;
Columbus, b. At elphia-Athletics, 4;
Louisville, 6. At Brooklyn-Brooklyn, 8; st.
Louis, A.
The baby is doing right well, thank you.
Harrisburg's retreat caused dissolution of
the Interstate League.
A telegram received at base ball heedquar-
tiers this morning from Manager Ted Sullivan
at Harrisburg said that he will play there to-
day, and that tomorrow and Saturday the team
will play the Orioles in Baltimore. The Sem
ators open upon the home grounds Monday
with Baltimore. The statement in Yesterdays
STAR giving dates of the games otherwise was
incorrect.
The Piney Point Hotel guests and the guests
OF the ST. Georges Island Hotel played a very
exciting and interesting game of base ball on
Tuesday at 81. Georges Island resulting in a
tie; batteries Piney Point, Booth and 5. Cassin;
st. Georges Island, Baker and Finckel
the game was witnessed by many ladies from
each hotel. who applauded the brilliant plays of
their respective mines.
Riddle made a three-bagger ana q single,
Gleason double and a single, Whistler two
singles and Bader, Hill, Wentz and Phillips a
single apiece
Gamble gave five bases on balls, hit two men
and struck out three. Phillips gave one base
and struck out two men,
The errors were made by Gleason Hill,
Wentz and Bird.
The Atlantic race stands thus: