Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-17
OUTLUCKED THE HARTFORDS.
How the Senators Were Presented With
Yesterdays Game.

The Statesmen could not bat little bit in
Hartford yesterday, but it made no difference
with the result, as the other side insisted on
making errors enough to lose the game, the
score of which was 4 to 8. Neither of the two
Senatorial hits had any effect ON the tally as all
four runs were made on bad fielding. Phillips
and Riddle and Stab and Stalings were the
batteries. Stab was very effective, and should
have shut out the opposing team but for his
rank support Phillips was touched up occa-
sionally, but without any serious effect His
support might have been better, but it was not
nearly so bad as that given Staib Phillips did
not give single base on balls. The Senators
took a lead in the first inning, two runs being
scored on a base OH balls and some bad play
ing. Then in the fifth Hartford began to tally,
making one in that inning, another in the
sixth, tieing the game, and one more in the
seventh. taking the lead. They did not know
how to hold it, however, for they went to
pieces again it the eighth, and by fumbling and
throwing badly let in two runs. Gleason made
a two-base hit in the sixth and Hill single in
the seventh but neither scored.
Washington made hits apd errors and
Hartford hits and 8 errors
OTHER GAMES.
New Haven turned back on Baltimore and
won, to l, by superior excellence in the box
and in the field Doran and Hofford and Baker
and Townsend we're in the points. Baltimore
tied the score, ! to l, in the sixth, but New
Haven made four in the seventh and two more
in the eighth. Doran was invincible. Balti-
more made hits and errors and New Haven
Worcester won from Newark, to 8, both
teams playing poorly. Stafford and Guinasso
and Serad, Miller and Childs were the batteries
Newark made hits and as many errors and
Worcester hits and errors
Jersey City batted harder than Wilmington
and won. IL to 5. The batteries were Turner
and Murphy and Wehrle and Williams. Jersey
City made Is hits and 3 errors and Wilmington
IL hits and errors.
Other league games were:
National League.-At Philadelphia-Ph
delphia. Is; Pittsburg g. At decentralization
8; Cleveland, 4. Second game-Boston, 8;
Cleveland, g. At New York-New York, IL:
Cincinnati, 8. At Brooklyn-Brooklyn, z; Chi
cago, 2.
Players League.-At Philadelphia-Phila-
delphia, z; Chicago, Is. At BrookIyn-Brook-
lyn, 15; Pittsburg, 8. At New York-New
York, 8; Cleveland, 5. At Boston-Boston, 10;
Buffalo. o.
American Association.-At St. Louis-St.
Louis, 3; Athletic, Z. At Coiumbus-Colum-
bus, 9; Brooklyn, q At Louisville
vile, 3; Syracuse, 8. At Toledo-Toledo, 8;
The race grows more interesting.
It's cold day for the other side when WASH
ington wins with two hits that didn't count.
jeremiah O'Brien is reported as on Hart
ford's sick list" Ezra Sutton is really i'll and
has gone home. This puts the tail-enders in a
bad way.
Yesterdays league games drew about 800
more people than those OF the brotherhood
Iomorrow's figures will show the reverse to be
true, and yet the players are accusing the
league of playing free ball
Deacon White and the other Buffalo freaks
Will exhibit themselves at brotherhood park
today.-Phild. Inquirer
That's pretty way to talk of the ex-Sena-
tors; Haven't they sustained themselves
nobly?
Brooklyn has good lead in the league race
now, with Philadelphia second and Cincinnati
third. Boston leads the players, with Chicago,
Brooklyn and New York following.
The Evening Stars defeated the Red Stock
ings yesterday by the score of IL to 5. Nett
zeys pitching was the feature. The Stars play
the Annals at Capitol Park Friday.
The Allan tic race stands thus: