Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-10
AGAIN DEFEATED.
Washington Annihiiated in Baltimore
Other Gaines.

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Up to the ninth inning yesterday the Sena-
tors had some sort of a show against the
Orioles, the score standing Z to 4 against the
Statesmen at that point. But just there Pitcher
Daniel weakened. and the other side, by max
ing ten clean. solid hits, secured nine runs and
the game. The final score was 16 to 6, Wash
ington making two in the ninth. Daniel and
Riddle and German and Townsend were the
batteries. For three innings neither side scored,
and then. In the fourth, each team made one
run. Merrick made a single and a steal and
Gleason an error. Then Hill hit for three
bases and scored on Riddles sacrifice. After
an innings rest they went at it again and each
side made two more. Baltimore's were made
on singles by Sommer. Power and Townsend.
an error by Bird and a sacrifice. Birds
double hit and batting by OBrien and
Jordan tied the score. Baltimore then really
won the game by making four runs. Long
made a single. Mack a double, Ray a single,
Werrick a triple and Powers II sacrifice. WASH
ington scored once in this inning. The ninth
was a most complete Waterloo. Nine runs were
made on singles by Ray. Werrick. Townsend.
Power and Sommer. triples by Henry and
Mack. Longs base on balls, and again singles
in the same inning by Ray and WVrrick. The
Senators made their last two runs i'll the ninth
on Gleasons base on balls. singles by Jordan
and Hill and Henry's error. Washington made
y MIS- dIiu 0 SAiOAs, wv ditluuOi IL uitS II "
errors.
OTHER GAMES.
Newark had the easiest kind of q time with
Wilmington. s to 3, by punching hits. Mace
and Childs and Galligan and Corcoran were
the batteries. Newark made 9 hits and 2 errors
and Wilmington 6 hits and Z errors.
New Haven had q streak of batting in the
fifth inning and won from Worcester, 8 to 3.
HOrner and Hofford and Burns and Guinasso
were the batteries. New Haven made 8 hits
and 0 errors and Worcester Z hits and 5 errors.
Games in other leagues resulted thus:
National League-At Brooklyn-Brooklyn. Z;
Boston. 3. At Observation-Disclosures, 8; Pitts
burg. 2. At Observation-Disclosures, G;
New York. /.
Players League-At BROOKLYN - Boston. 9:
Brooklyn, 4. At Bufalo-CIeveiand. IA; Buffalo,
Z. At Plttsburg-Pittsburg, 8; Chicago, q. At
Observation-Disclosures. IA; New York, 2.
American AssOciation-At Rochester-Roches-
ter. ,; Athletic, 3. At New iork-BrooKiyn, ID;
Syracuse, Z.
Home again,
Now let the band play.
Thu two teams will probably break even.
New Haven has signed Catcher Cahill of last
years team.
Daniel said last night that his delivery was
hit harder in yesterdays game than ever be-
fore in his life.
IhiIllps ana KlQdle ana Baker ana IOWn-
send will be the batteries today.
The Baltimore Sun calls Jeremiah O'Brien
the stCut!y knit Washington captain. Some
body must have been promoting Jerry.
1t is to be hoped that the Senators and the
Orioles viii not each wear gray uniforms. This
is a bad practice.
Long jim Whitney's contract with the Ath-
letlcs has been promulgated.
Gleason and Hill led the Senatorial batting
yesterday. Hill made a triple and a single and
Gleason a double and a single.
The Statesmen have lost their knack Of run
ming bases and seldom does one Of them COM
NIT a robbery on the field nowadays.
Wilmington is trying to secure the grounds
at Atlantic City for Sunday ball play.
1t makes an Atlantic pitchers knees shake
when Whistler, Washington's first basen,an.
comes to the bat. The first four times he stood
at the plate yesterday German was afraid and
gave him enough bad balls to send him to his
base. The fifth time was in the ninth inning,
when two men were out. The big fellow tried
his best to hit for another home run, but Ger
man was cunning enough to strike him out.
made twenty-four home runs last year
as a member of the Evansville Ind.) Club OF
the Western Interstate League.-Sun.
The Atlantic race stands this way: