Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-19
TWO DEFEATS.
How the Senators Were Whipped by
the Newarks.

4, is usually easy enough TO find out the effect
Of an action, but rather hard to discover the
cause. In the case OF the bail game played
here Saturday both, however, are easy OF dis
covery The effect was the defeat Of the home
team by the sco-e Of 9 to 4, and the cause may
be stated thus: Manager Sullivan evidently
made a mistake when he released Mace and
kept Mccoy. The Senators could not bat, that's
all They popped up flies as if they were play
ing in the oIden times of tail-end ship, and
when men, by the chance Of wait
ing for four bad balls, reached
the bases, the succeeding batsmen
could not do enough with Maces delivery to
accomplish any tangible result in the way OF
runs Mccoy Riddle and Nicholas and Mace
and Duffy were the batteries. The game was
witnessed by a generous crowd, numbering
fully I.5OO people, who were very much disap-
pointed to see the home club so weak with the
stick O'Brien played second once more and
showed a slight repetition of his timidity, two
errors being charged to him. Nicholas took
left field IN place Of Jordan, who has a severely
bruised finger that renders him useless. at the
bat and uncertain in the field In the latter
part Of the game Riddle and Nicholas changed
places. Washington scored two in tbs first on
Daders base on balls and steal, a Birds
base on balls and Whistler's sing n the
second. with two out, base on ball teal
and D Brlens error let in a run for
HOW IT WAS WON AND LOST
The visitors won the game in the A
base on balls, hit, two steals and ,ther
base on balls were obtained before ma went
out and he made a sacrifice that scored g run.
Then another hit, wild pitch and two errors
by Mccoy. one bad throw to first and the
other weak tumble of weak hit. let in the
other runs. Three more in the fourth closed
the run getting for Newark. but the game was
won then. These were made on q single by
Mace, a three-bagger by Gilbert base
on balls. and scratch hit by Dooms,
which would have dropped into Glea-
denly affected with sun blindness Wash
iugtOn scored one in the fifth on two bases on
balls and Gilberts wild throw to first after
making a fine stop Of Birds hard liner
Another run resulted in the sixth on OBrens
scratch hit, base on balls and McCoy's clean
hit into right. which sent to third in time to
catch Nicholas just after the run scored.
Washington made hits and ) errors and
Newark hits and l error.
AsECOSD DEFEAT.
Yesterday the Washington team was white
washed at Newark, to 0. Phillips and Rid
die and Sullivan and Duffy were in the points.
Washington made hits and errors and New
ark S hits and D errors. Five thousand people
saw the game.
OTHER GAMES.
On Saturday Hartford lost to New Haven
70 >. Pagan. O'Connell and Murray and Doran
and Hofford were the batteries. Hartford
made 10 hits and errors and New Haven u
hits and errors.
Baltimore whipped Wilmington, to-. The
Orioles made 10 hits and the Peach Blossoms
10 hits ami errors. The batteries were GAL
hgan and CorcOran and O'Rourke and Town
send.
Worcester ran away from Jersey City, y to 4
Burns and Guinasse and McDermot Turner
and Collins the batteries. Worcester
10 L L
and errors
Yesterday Baltimore won from Jersey City,
Is too. German and Townsend and FitZger-
aid and David We're the batteries. Barnie's
men made II hits and errors and the Jersey
ties ii hits and errors.
Other games resulted as follows:
Saturday-NatiOnalL eague.-Philadelphia 6; |
Cincinnati. 4. Pittsburg. 6; Brooklyn, 4. Bos-
ton. 9; Chicago. 4. New York, 6; Cleveland, 2 |
Players League.-Philadelphia 10; Pitts |
burg, :. New York, 10; Buffalo, g. Cleve- |
land. -; Boston, 5. Brooklyn, 8; Chicago, 2. |
American ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 8; Ath- |
letc, 3. Brooklyn. 9; Toledo, s. Syracuse, 5; |
St Louis. 0. Rochester, Z; Columbus. 6.
Sunday - American Association. - Louis
vile. 5; Athletic, (Gloucester). Toledo, 8; |
Brooklyn, 2 eleven innings}. Syracuse IL; |
St. Louis. 9. Columbus, II; Rochester. 2
The Fort Myer Ball Club defeated the WASH |
ington Barracks team Saturday by the large
score Of u to Il. The batteries were Moriarity
and Evans for Fort Myer and Belt and Bur !
rows for the Barracks,
TICKS FROM THE TICKER.
Have we struck the tobog?
Manager Ted should get another pitcher right
away.
The Baltimore people are beginning to crow
again.
Mccoy played ball Saturday as though he
was only half inclined to work
Hartford has released pitcher OConnell and
Catcher Murray. The latter is too soft.
There are no games scheduled for today. To-
mOrrow's slate Is follows: Washington at
New Haven. Baltimore at Jersey City. Will
IningtOn at Hartford and Newark at Worcester.
Tim keefe has gone to Philadelphia to see
fogarty and endeavOr to persuade him to play
ball IN Gotham. Timothy says that Dunlap
Will play brotherhood ball in few days.
League stock is looking up. On SATURDAY.
the old organization not only held it's own but
showed the brotherhood lead. In Boston the
Ieagae crowd numbered 2.5S7 and the brother
hood 9 was estimated at $500. In BROOKLYN
1857 went TO the league grounds and $500 to
the brotherhood In New York the league
drew 1877 and the brotherhood Ill. In Phil
adelphla there were 4,226 at the league game
and 2,s5l at that of the players. This gives a
total OF 9.137 league people and 1902 brother
hood folks. or an average OF 9 lS41I for the
league aid 2.365lz for the brotherhood.
The Atlantic race stands thus: