Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-14
STILL ANOTHER
How Warrington Annihilated the VIII
minGton Ball Team.

| Ane ouiy uoupie apout yesterdays ball game
was that there was but one club in it. The
name OF that club was by no means Whining.
ton. The Senators, alert from their great vic
tory over Baltimore on Monday, won Just about
a. they pleased, the score being IL to l. The
game in the field was very good, but few err
rors being made, but the pitching Of the two men
VINO took their places in the points for Will
min8ton was OF shaky order. James Galligan
tried 1t for an inning, and after the home team
mad pounded out four runs he was removed
ana Gilmore, who used to do such erratic work
tor Washington, was put into the box fhe
second inning, when he made his debut in Q
wilmington uniform, was not exactly Of a
| character to encourage him, for each of the
four men whom he sent to first base on balls
scored, putting the tally eight to nothing
against his new team. But after this he
s'eadied down and for Ave innings pitched
great ball, not a run being made of his de-
| hvery. Then he went to pieces again in the
| eighth and gave four more men bases on balls,
three Of them scoring.
| THE PLAYERS.
The game did not attract more than $50
people, the certainty Of winning being SO great
These folks had surfeit Of victory, for there
| was not moment when there was any doubt
about the outcome of the game. Maloney and
| Riddle were the home battery and did their
usually fine work OBrien was hit In the head
by pitched ball when he went to the bat in
the first inning and his right ear was very badly
cut. The blow sent him Keeling to the ground
| without murmur, but be pluckily tried to get
| up again, falling into the arms OF one of the
other players, who ran to catch him. The blow
was severe one, sounding as if the ball had
/ struck the bat instead of his head. Brien
/ was unable to 60 on with the game and Bird
was sent to second while Nicholas went out
| into the field each doing we'll Bird showed
4 ktnrh hi ST. IL
| everything that came his way and throwing
beautifully to first. Nicholas did not have
much to do in his field, but at the bat he led
! the team, making two singles and two two
baggers, getting his base the other time ne
faced the pitcher. The Senators played
| faultless game, not an error being made. Jor-
dan made a wonderful catch in the seventh in
ming, the ball being far above his head when
be jumped and gripped it in his fingers. Cor
corsn did some Of the best throwing that has
been seen here this year, his work with Cree
gan At second being almost sure to catch base
runner when trying to steal. The rest of the
visiting team did very well in the field, Sullivan
and Newell making the only misplays.
POINTS.
There were no special features in the con-
test beyond Gilmore's very unexpected two
base hit in the ninth. which set the crowd to
yelling. Bader made scratch hit in the ninth
by wonderful piece of sprinting. In the
fourth Nicholas hit safely and Bird followed
with two-bagger that sent Nicholas in, but
the run did not count the runner cut third
base as he passed it. Galligan made q good
running catch in the ninth and returned it to
first in time to make a double play on Riddle,
who had gone to second with the idea that the
hit from Maloney's bat was safe. Maloney
made single and two-bagger.
Washington made twelve hits and no errors
and Wilmington made seven hits and two
errors. The only run Of the visitors was
made in the fourth, when Galligan went to
first on balls, stole second and scor ed on Cree
gan's two-base hit.
OTHER GAMES.
All Of the other Atlantic games helped WASH
ington along in the race. Newark, with Harry
Mace in the box, defeated Baltimore by the
score Of to 4. Mace was very effective, keep
ing the Orioles down to 2 hits. Baltimore
made errors and Newark Z hits and errors.
Baltimores battery consisted Of Baker and
Townsend
Two games were played in Hartford, Jersey
City taking the first, to /. O'Connell and
Moore and Fitzgerald and Dowd were the bat
terles. Jersey City made hits and errors
and Hartford hits and errors.
In the second game Hartford won, to T.
Pagan and Murray aud McDermot and Collins
were the batteries. Hartford made 10 hits and
l error and Jersey City II hits and errors
Worcester took game from New Haven-6
to 2. The points were occupied by Stafford
and Guinasse and Gilliand and Hoford. Wor-
cester made l3 hits, error, and New Haven
hits. errors.
Other games resulted rs follows: National
League-Philadelphia IL, Brooklyn 8; New York
Z. Boston 2; Pittsburg 4, Cincinnati 0; Cleve-
land 10, Chicago 6.
Players League-Brooklyn Z, Philadelphia
); New York =, Boston 5; Chicago 19, Buffalo 3;
Cieveland-Pittsburg Crain.)
American Observation-Disclosures Syracuse
rain. Columbus Louisville (rain) Toledo
ST. Louis (rainl
Interstate Leagus-York 6, Harrisburg 2; AL
tooha III, Lancaster 3; Lebanon 8, Easton l.
FOUL TIPS.
Eleven consecutive victoriesi
Gilmore gave ten men first on balls made
three wild pitches and hit man.
Catcher Kerins has been released by Balti-
more.
Philadelphia still leads the league. Chicago
the brotherhood, and Rochester the American
There were less than $50 people at the Chi
cago league game yesterday.
jimmy Fogarty has resigned his position as
captain and manager of the Philadelphia
brotherhood club. Burlington has been made
manager and Farrar will probably be appointed
captain. No reason Is given out for Fogarty's
retirement.
Harry Doom, the Newark pitcher, who was
suspended without pay two weeks ago, has
been reinstated by Manager Trott.
NtSHoias - lou sure d batter 10 De relocated
to the bench. He ought to be put in OCCASION
ally to relieve Jack Riddle, who though he is
doing magnificent work, cannot hold out for
ever.
Manager Ted Sullivan Of the Washingtons il
reported to be looking for grounds across the
Long Bridge, In Virginia. where his club can
play Sunday games.-Bdhimore Sun
There won't be q corporals guard at sucb
games II this scheme succeeds The majority
OF the home patrons are down on SUNDAY bali
playing.
1t may be couple Of days before O'Brien
RECEIVERS from the severe crack he received in
the head yesterday sufficiently to play his no.
sition again. Bird will do very well in the
meantime. VIZ
Wilmington plays here today and Newark
the rest OF the week. Then the team goes away
for long trip. They play at New Haven
Hartford, Jersey City, Worcester, Hartford
again and Baltimore, winding up with the
| Orioles on the 9th and 7th of June They will
play fourteen games while away. II thev play
the same sort of game they are putting no at
present they ought TO win ten of the fourteen
games.
The Atlantic race is as follows:
Club. Won. Lost PERI