Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-29
GAMES TO BE PLAYED.
The Revised Schedule OF the Atlantic
Association-Yesterda Games.

All hopes Of playing ball today are demol-
ished, As enough rain had fallen by 10 o'clock
this morning to soak the grounds for at least q
day to come. Accordingly the Senators and
Orioles will have to be satisfied with having
played one game out Of four scheduled-not a
very encouraging record. President Braden
and his assistants have finally promulgated a
schedule for the remainder Of the season, to
take the place of that adopted before the play
ing began. This was made necessary b. the
numerous extra and Sunday games that were
wedged into the schedule in the months of May
and June, and which played havoc with the
regularly appointed games. Washington's por-
ton is as follows:
At home-With New haven, July 80 81: with
Worcester, August /, q; with Newark, August
4. 5; with Hartford, August 6, z; with Balti-
more, August 8, 8.
Abroad-At Baltimore. August IL. 49, at
New Haven, August IA. Is; at Newark. August
Is, Is; at Worcester. August 10, 20; at Hart
ford, August Il, %; at Wilmington, August IS,
26; at Harrisburg. August "a, 2s.
At home-With Wilmington August %. 80.
Abroad-At New Haven, September l, am.
and pm.
At home-with Harrisburg. September 8. A.;
with Newark, September 5, 6; with Hartford
September 8, 9; with New Haven, September
10. IL; with Worcester, September IL, IS; with
Baltimore, September l5 16.
Abroad-At Baltimore, September II, IS;
at New Haven, September 20, %; at Newark,
September 70. "a; at Hartford. September %,
u; at Worcester, September 20. 80.
YESTERDAYS GAMES
Two very interesting games were contributed
to the history of base ball by the Atlantic As
ISOLATION yesterday and one that was not quite
SO interesting. New Haven beat Newark, l to
0. Doran and Cahill and Miller and Duffy
were the batteries. New Haven made hits
and no errors and Newark hits and errors
Wilmington lost to Harrisburg, 2 to l, the In
fants making one in the tenth. Tho points
were occupied by Gamble and Gibson and
Wehrle and Corcoran. Wilmington made 6
hits and errors and Harrisburg IL hits and
error.
Worcester had such a streak of batting in the
fourth inning that five runs resulted and Hart
ford was distanced. The ex-champions won by
the score of to 8. Stafford and Terrain and
Mace and Moore were the batteries Hartford
made hits and errors and Worcester hits
and errors.
Other games resulted as follows:
National League.-At Chicago-Chicago, ~;
Philadelphia, 4. At Cinclnnati-Cincinnati. !;
Boston, z At MISUNDERSTANDING, 2; New
York, 4. At Indianapolis-Cleve 8; Brook
Ign, 4.
Players League.-At Cleveland-C Cleveland
4; Boston, 5. At Pittsburg-Pittsburg. A. New
y At Chlcago-Chicago, Z: Brooklyn, 6; eleven
innings).
American Association-At Rochester-Roch-
ester. z; Louisville, IL. At Syracuse-Syracuse.
/; 81. Louis. H. At phia-Athletic, 6;
Toledo, 4. At Brooklyn, 6; Column
bus, e
NOTES.
Thank you, Gen. Greedy.
Barnie plays in hard luck these days.
Buffalo won game yesterday after losing
eleven straight, and Philadelphia league lost its
first in seventeen.
Left Fielder Donohue is yet improved. He
may turn out jewel, but he has great deal
of responsibility on his shoulders
The NJ. T. NJ. c. team defeated the Unity
Club at Hoover's farm Sunday by the score of
81 to IL. The features of the game were the
battery work of King and Bradley and the
batting Of Bradley and Sours Of the victorious
team.
The Atlantic race stands as follows: