Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-12

every one Of their hits counting in the tally,
while their errors happened to be OF little
avail to the other side. The base running
Of the home team WAS scientific and
helped to the victory in no small degree. The
batteries were Daniels and Riddle and Wehrle
and Corcoran. The ex-Texsn was quite a. ef-
fective against the Statesmen a. ever, keeping
them down to q minimum number OF hits In
the first inning Bader went 10 first on balls
stole second and went TO third on Whistler
sacrifice hit He was dancing around third
base when Wehrle took it into his head TO toss
the ball to Carl Az soon A. he did 40 Bader
dug his toes in tho alley and streaked out for
home. Carl returned the ball to the plate and
folks generally thought that the runner was
out, but Umpire Kelly disagreed with everybody
and let the run count In the fourth Carl made
q hit past first and went to second on Whistler
bad throw. Singles by Corcoran and Newell
and sacrifice by Galligan, aided by tumble
by Wentz, let in two runs. This was all the
tallying the visitors could do, as the clean
to face were too much for them. The home
team tied the score in the fifth. Jordan made
the first Senatorial hit OF the game and stole
second. He crossed the plato by means Of .
sacrifice by Hill and safe one by Wentz.
THE GAME WAS WON
in the sixth, two runs being added to the
Statesmen's record. Bader, Gleason and Bird
hit for base apiece, Whistler made his second
sacrifice and Newell fumbled ball, Bader and
Gleason scoring. In the latter half things
looked very shaky for Washington. Two men
were on the bases after hitting safely, after
Michael Jordan had stolen two-bagger by his
magnificent running catch. With this one out
Wentz grabbed the next ball hit, put it on
second and lined it down to first in time to put
out the batsman on o double play and thus
cut off the run.
Washington made hits and errors and
Wilmington s hits and 2 errors
GAMES ELSEWHERE.
The ex-champions lost their seventeenth
straight game and fourth place, New Haven
being the victor again, to 5, after ten exciting
innings. Poor fielding did the business for
Worcester The batteries were Doran, Chilli
land and Hofford and Stafford and Guinasso.
Worcester made 9 hits and 6 errors and New
Haven 9 hits and errors.
Baltimore had streak Of good luck and won
from Newark, IL to 7. The Orioles scored nine
times before one of their opponents had crossed
the plate O'hourke and Townsend and Suili-
van and Childs were in the points. Baltimore
made IA hits and errors and Newark II hits
and errors.
Hartford took game from Jersey City, to
2. Stab and Moore and McDermott and Dowd
were the batteries. Hartford made 0 hits and
error and Jersey City hits and errors.
Other games were:
National League--Philadelphia 10; Clsve-
land, 2. Brooklyn, 9; Cincinnati. q Boston,
6; Chicago, 0. New York, IL; Pittsburg. z.
American Association - Brooklyn, 9; To-
ledo. 8.
Players League--Cleveland, IL; Philadel-
phia. 6. Brooklyn, 10; Buffalo, 5. Chicago, q;
New York, 2. Boston, II; Pittsburg, o.
NoTEa
Newark today.
Jordan continues his good work.
Baltimore and New Haven are having . very
pretty fight.
Jerry oBrien has signed to play second base
for Hartford.
Bader has made fifteen hits in the July games,
eleven ill all, Whistler made ten and Bird
thirteen.
The fou- league games yesterday attracted
8, 1876 people and the same number OF Brother
hood contests 1868
Brooklyn now leads the league
The AbbOtts defeated the Whistlers the
champions of the northwest. yesterday by the
score of 16 to 10. The features of the game
were the pitching OF Conlee of the Abbotts,
the batting Of O'Donnell, Hsmaker and Conlee
and the fielding Of O'DOnnell and Ferguson.
The Abbotts are DESTROYS of playing clubs Of
seventeen years and under. Address F. A.
Armstrong, 1883 9Th street northwest
Secretary Braden OF the Atlantic Association
announces the following changes in the sched-
ule: Jersey City at Newark, July % to July 80;
Worcester ut Baltimore, April rs to August 3,
September to September z; Washington at
Baltimore, July Is to July "a; Washington at
New Haven, May 20 to July IA; Washington at
Jersey City, September % to July 10.
The race now stands: