Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-06-20

Good Stick Work Saved the Day for
the yisitOrs-Other Ball Games.


The Senators were defeated by the Newark
team yesterday by the score of to because
they we're weak at the bat. They fielded well
and forced the visitors to earn all of their runs
which they were quite capable of doing, for
they managed 10 hit safely whenever such
thing was necessary. Daniels and Nicholas
and Miller and Duffy were the batteries on the
card, but after the first inning Daniels gave
way to Phillips on account Of lame arm.
1t might have been better to put Underwood
In the box. As soon Phillips took Daniels
place the visitors began to bat and to score in
consequence. the third inning yielding two
runs Gllberts single, McDermotts double
and Fields safe drive by Whistler did the busi-
ness. Then the Senators started in. Nicholas
waited for four bad balls. went to second when
Hill Int for base. to third when a ball passed
Duffy and home when Riddle sacrificed. The
visitors increased their lead in the fifth by
making one run on a three-bagger by john
son and single by Fields. Washington tied
the score IN the midst of great excitement In
the seventh. Bader placed neat hit for
three bases and scored on Birds sacrifice.
after Gleason had been hit by the ball When
Brother Bill had gone to third Whistler
smashed one at McDermott, who, in his haste
to get the ball home and cut off the run,
fumbled and Gleason made the plate. The
tie did not last long, however, as Newark
made what was the winning run in the latter
half Miller made a scratch two-bagger very
close to the foul line and scored Oh n sacrifice
hit and a single Bader fumbled the hit and
the runner reached second. but redeemed HIM
self later by cutting him of at the plate after
Fields had hit safely. To make il sure the
men FROM Newark made another in the eighth
.hilds cracked out a double and scored on a
hit by Smith, which struck Manseil, who had
reached first on a scratch. Mlllers work
throughout the game was perfect, the Sena-
tors being completely puzzled. Washington
made hits and and Newark Ia hits
and 3 errors.
OTHER GAMES
Baltimore shattered the reputation of
Pitcher Anderson, who has concluded to sign
with Wilmington. by hitting him for II earned
runs and winning from the Peach blossoms by
the score of 20 to Z. ORourke and Tate and
Anderson and Williams were the batteries.
The Orioles made Is hits and errors and the
tailenders 10 hits and errors.
Worcester took two games from Jersey City,
the first by the score of 10 to 0. Stafford
and Gulnasso. and Fitzgerald, Murphy and
Dowd were the batteries. Stafford pitched
Just 10 balls. Worcester made IA hits and
error and Jersey City hits and 3 errors
The score of the second game was 7 to 2
Burns and Guinasso and McDermott and Muir
ply were IN the points Worcester made s hits
and errors and Jersey City 6 hits and
errors.
New Haven could hardly have helped defeat
ing Hartford at the rate the vanqaished club
played ball The score was Is to l. The bat
terles were Glihland and Hofford. and Stab,
Young and Hodsman. New Haven made 10
hits and errors and Hartford s hits and
errors.
Other games were:
National League-At Cincinnati-C Cincinnati
4; Chicago. 2. At PIttsburg first game Pitts
burg, y. Cleveland. 2. Second game-Pittsburg
]; Cleveland, Z. At Brooklyn-Brooklyn, );
PhiladclphlfI 9.
Players League-At Chicago-Chicago, 90;
Cleveland, 9. At PIttsburg-Pittsb 10;
Buffalo. 8. At New York-New York, u; Phil
adeiphIa. 2
Amer an AssOciation-At COlumbus-Colum-
bus. :. Onisviile, /. Al Philadelphia-Ath-
letic, y. Syracuse, 2. At Observation-Disclosures
ter, 3; Brooklyn, !. AT foledo-Toiedo, 3;
ST. Louis, Z.
Gleason is playing great ball.
1t is about time for Second Baseman Wentz
to make his appearance.
And IT Is about time for President Braden to
stop fooiing with Washington on the umpire
question.
The hoped-fOr second victory from Newark
and the resulting fourth place did not come.
but the latter VIII come soon. The boys are
fighting hard
Sam Trott threatens to fight if Anderson
signs with Wilmington. he claims that the
pitcher accepted Newark's terms Anderson
claims that there were merely some negotia-
tons and that he did not sign any sort of ac-
ceptan ce.as all the while lie was still under the
cOntr oil of the Philadelphia Club.
Jordan has very sore finger. which inter-
1eres with his catching and batting. but 1t is
getting better. Manager Ted is looking for a
new sort of life preserver that will keep the
agile fielder On his feet He has the faculty of
falling down upon the slightest provocation.
An exchange has this to say about two old
Washington players: shorty" Fuller and
Sweeney OF the 81. Louis Browns had fist
Tight which resulted in Sweeney missing the
train for Toledo. The Browns are all broken
mp. and Pitcher StIyetts will probably be the
next one released. Won der Abe is having a
very hard time of it,
The clubs now stand thus: