Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-07-19

BATTISG-THE STANDING OF THE ATLANTIC
| ASSOCIATION cLUBs-vARIoUs GAMES YEsTxR-
| DAY-NoTEs OF THE DIAMOND.
! The telegraphc accounts Of the game PLAYED
| yesterday at Worcester by the Senatorial team
are very meager, owing to the great fire in New
| York. but enough came over the wires to show
that Washington was badly whipped. the score
being Is to G. The champions Of 's9 had things
all their own way. batting fiercely. The points
were occupied by Daniels Bird and Riddle and
/ Stafford and Gumasso. Daniels was an easy
mark for Worcester, being hit hard whenever
| runs were needed. For four or five innings
| the game was quite close the Senators hang
| ing on the heels of the enemy with
persistency that presaged trouble, but
they grew more and more puzzled by Stat
ford's delivery as the game progressed,
while Daniels became less and less effective.
With proper support Stafford would have made
! q better showing. Washington began the
scoring with two runs in the first, Worcester
making one in the second. The ex-champions
jumped far ahead in the third by making four
runs. and added another in the fourth In this
inning Washington took advantage of some
rocky playing by spill, Kennedy. Jones and
Meister. and scored three runs. coming within
one OF r tie. But Worcester soon pulled away
and that was as near as Washington ever got to
the game The fifth produced one and the sixth
Two Tor Worcester. but the crushing climax
came in the eighth, when n whirlwind of bat
ting Melted six runs The Statesmen made one
run in the ninth. The field work of the States
men was good in comparison with that of the
Worcesterites. who needed all Of their batting
10 make up for their errors. Campion's base
running was the feature of the game, six stolen
bases being credited to him. Whistler made a
home run to keep company with Meister.
Washington made 4 hits and errors and
Worcester - hits and errors.
OTHER ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION CLUBS.
New Haven had its hands full defeating Will
mington to 2. Doran and Cshill and wehre
and Corcoran were in the points. New Haven
made 10 hits and errors and Wilmington z
hits and errors.
Baltimore took an easy game from the dis
heartened Jersey City gladiators--l4 to 8.
Baker and Pate and Fitzgerald and Dow6 were
the batteries. Baltimore made 10 hits and
errors and Jersey City 6 nits and errors
Newark managed to take game from Hart
ford By taking good lead In The first inning
q TO 8. The batteries were Miiier and Childs
and Duane, Kidd and Moore. Newark made IL
hits and 3 errors and Hartford 5 hits and
error
The results Of the other championship games
we're:
National Leaguc.-A. New York-New York
0; Cleveland, 5. Second game-New York, 4;
Cleveland, D. AT Notwithstanding, II;
Pittsburg, z. AT Ph:iadelphia-P Philadelphia
.; Chicago. 2 At Boston--Boston, 8, Ciucin-
matt. 3.
Players Leaguc.-At Philade,phia-Phila
delphia. II; Buffalo. 2. At Rehabilitation 6;
Chicago, 5. At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10;
Cleveland, 4. AT New York--New York, 10;
Pi;tsDurg, 4.
American Association.-At Louisville Louis
vile, Z; Brooklyn, 6.
JoTTINGs.
Whistler only kept up his gait
The Annals defeated the Evening Stars at
Capitol Park yesterday by a score of IL to 8.
The features of the game were the excellent
battery work OF Holbrooke and Johnson and
the extraordinary batting of Caulifower for
the Annals and the field work of Schwartz for
the Stars.
Twelve Worcester stolen bases do not look
we'll
Daniels struck out three men, hit one and
gave five bases on balls
Stafford struck out four men and gave one
base on balls.
The rumors about the status Of Jersey City
are very much confused. One asserts that the
Gladiators will be disbanded after todays
game. Billie Barney declares that they will
finish the season, and dispatch from Jersey
City says that Harrisburg has already bought
Jersey City's franchise.
Jeremiah O'Brien has at last reported for
duty in Hartford. He played his first game
yesterday, and according to the dispatches
Tailed to nit safely, but accepted six out of
seven helding chances" Jerry is but q poor
excuse for a new broom at best
Philadelphia holds the League lead with
Brooklyn close behind The other clubs range
thus: Boston, Cincinnati. Chicago, New York,
Cleveland. Pittsburg. In the Players League
Boston leads, followed by the others in this
order: Brooklyn, Chicago, New York, Phila-
delphia, Pittsburg. Cleveland and Buffalo.
HOW THE RECORD STANDS
The Atlantic race stands corrected up 20 date.