Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-05-24

| Nfsl% 81 victims to New Ravens
| Msg VA prowess. The game in Hart
| eME0 ford was a lucky one. the
| score being to G. Hartford
! lost the game by poor field playing, the Sen
ators being outbatted almost two to one
Phillips and Riddle and Stab and Moore
were the batteries. Stab who has Just
left Baltimore. was quite wild, and this
had material effect upon the
result He gave nine men bases on balls. two
of them i'll the fifth inning when the States
men managed to find the ball for three of their
four hits AZ the same time that the HartforGs
made three errors. and five runs resulted. win
ming the game. The visitors made one in the
first and the game stood to for three in
nings. In the fourth Hartford banged out
four runs, and Washington found luck enough
concealed about their clothes to give them two
! The fifth started rs though Hartford had the
game sure. and Henry made hit and then
Ezra Sutton lifted the ball over the fence for
four bases. But in the final half the States
men made their live rams and re-ainad
the lead. WashingtCn's only errors were a
muff by Bader and a dropped third strike by
Riddle. Gleason played a fine game ut short,
making six assists. Phillips struck out eight
men and gave but two bases on balls. Riddle
made a two-base hit. Washington made hits
and errors and Hartford hits and errors
There were about 600 people at the game.
OTHER GAMES
Baltimore did not have any show in the game
with New Haven. the score being 8 to 6. Doran.
Gilliland and HolTord and German, Townsend
hits and errors and New Haven 10 hits and
errors
Worcester had no trouble in defeating Will
mingtCn. 10 !. The points were occupied by
stafford and Gulnasso and Sworback and
Newell. Worcester made II hits and errors
and Wilmington q hits and ~ prrOrg
The other games were:
National League-Chicago 10: Philadelphia
90 lnnings). Boston. 4; Cleveland g. New
York. II; Pittsburg, 10. Cincinnati, Z; Brook
lvn. ..
Players League Cleveland 8; Philadelphia.
l. Brooklyn. 6: Buffalo. 2 Boston, s; Pitts
burg. 3. New York, 3D. Chicago, 9.
American observation-disclosures 4; Athletic. l.
Athletic. IL: Toledo. 6. Columbus. 4: Syracuse,
0. Brooklyn, 4; Louisville, .. st. Louis, 5;
Rochester, 4.
NOTES OF ALL SORTS.
The scare did not last long.
The team plays in Jersey City today. Monday
and Tuesday.
Baltimore is in New Haven TODAY, Newark nj
Hartford and Wilmington at Worcester.
Detroit wants a franchise III the American
Association.
The attendance at the first seventv-three Ma
tonal League games last year was Z2l.231
d
games has attracted 19l.492 and the National
League, at seventy-fve games. ll6. l22. making
a total of 307 64-BOstOl Gi0Jf
Worcester has signed Joe Slattery, brother of
the New York player.
Guinasso is the heavy hitter of Worcester
just now. Yesterday he made home run, a
triple and two singles.
The Senators seem very weak at the bat
But If they can manage TO win with rour base
hits no one ought to grOwl
Eg1v - cta Il, To-
will soon be knocking on the doors of the first
place. There is but shade between the ORR
oles and the Yankees today.
Underwood, the new pitcher. will play today
with the team ut Jersey City. His work will
be closely watched. as We are in sad need now
OF pitching talent.
Hartford has released Henry Lynch. who
was recently suspended. to New Haven, and
has signed Catcher Reidy. late of Jersey CITY
and Quite lder Richard Burns who MAYED in
Lowell in 80.
There have been over a score OF games PLAYED
up to date by the senatorial aggregation enough
to demonstrate the fact that il contains no
particular stars. but is made up of twelve earn
est men, all working for the success of the club
rather than individual records. They are not
afraid If making errors. and they do not try to
make circus plays Their only fault is that
thei is an az mt tendency to try to knock the
ball over the fence, and as result the eneIny's
outieid has plenty OF time to get underneath
The individual showing made bv the men in
The last nine games, counting first the morn
ing game with Wilmington, is as follows:
Bader, hits, Ii runs, % outs. assist 3 errors:
Gleason. 13 hits, runs, II outs. 81 assists. 6
errors; Whistler. hits, runs Ill outs, 2 as
sists. errors; Hill, hits. runs - outs, %
assists, errors: Bird, Is hits, runs 81 outs
IL assists, errors. All of these men took part
In eleven games. Riddle took part in nine.
with hits, l rum 40 outs. 10 assists, errors:
Nicholas, nine games. hits, 3 runs, IA outs, 4
assists. errors; OBrien nine games s hits, 6
runs. q outs, Is assists. errors; Jordan. eight
games. hits, 4 runs. ~ outs. no assists 4 err
rors. OF the pitchers-Maoney, four games
3 hits, / run, l out, assists no errors: Phil
lips, four and half games. hits 3 runs, 20
outs, II assists, no errors; Mccoy. two and a
half games, l hit, run, out, assists, 9 err
rorS.
President Love is to be deposed by the rest
OF the Philadelphia brotherhood stock
holders and Fogarty will reissue his place ON
the team.
Petit did not play in New Haven in obedi-
ence to the decision of the board of arbitra-
ton awarding him to Milwaukee. New Haven
proposes to fight the case further and Barnie
calls the thing piece of gross injustice.
The Atlantic Association race is as follows: