Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-26
THE ASSOCIATION.

The Natior ais punched hits when they
neededed them yesterday and won as they
liked. Foreman. who was in the box, was bat
ted hard. but the hits we're kept scattered.
The Athletics played lazy game and. with
the excep ton Of Cross and Hallman seemed TO
play without life or head. The visitors are GER
tainly playing the most Indifferent sort Of ball
Of any club that has been here this season. OF
course they are crippled. vet the team they
put in the field Is an excellent one Cross at
third is playing a wonderful game and there ia
no weak point. The Nationals began scoring
in the second. when Daily led off with q hit
over short, the ball taking a bound over short
stops head: n base on balls to Hatfield. Me-
CURES double, a sacrifice by Aivord. passed
ball and a wild pitch gave three runs. The
Athletics in their half scored once on Miili-
gan third strike being missed by Mcclure
and the Latter throw to first being muffed by
Hines. Corkhills grounder was fumbled by
Dowd and Chamberlain's single to right
brought in Milligan. In the fifth Foreman led off
with q home-run hit to right center. Murphy
single, Dowd and Hines being hit, with Daily s
hit over second and Milligan's wild throw,
brought the home teams total up to seven.
The Athletics scored two in their half on
singles by Wood, Larkin and Milligan and Al
words miss of Beecher's throw. The visitors
added another brace of runs in the seventh on
a single by Wood and triple-baggers by Lar
kin and lliIIigan. The Nationals made II hits
ToMoRRow's GAME AT FOUR O'CLOCK.
1t has been decided to have tomorrow an e1-
ira ladies' day. and the last game before the
departure of the home team on a short trip
will be witnessed by large number Of the fair
sex In order to accommodate government
clerks 1t has been arranged to call tomorrows
game between the Nationals and Athletics at 4
o'clock. which will be the regular hour here
after on saturday.
SHARP FLAMING AT BOSTON.
Boston gave Baltimore and Mcmahon a warm
reception Brown and Joyce started of with
home runs. and Brouthers followed with
double and McGeachy with a single. At the
end of the fifth inning McMshon retired and
bakely vent in. Boston only getting two hits
In the last four innings. Boston's in6eld
played remarkably fast game. making four
double plays. WEIGH, MeGeachy and Van Hal
tren Also did brilliant fielding.
In the eighth at Boston yesterday the BaIti-
mores made good attempt to rally. Raw made
. hit and scored on Werdens triple. johnson
helped n.attess along with Q hit and Werden
scored. when Brien gave bases on balls to
Wise ana Gil,ert Matters began to get excit-
ing. Towns ed hit ~ Joyce, who threw home
and the ball went from Farrell to Brou,hers
like . stre<k, and u double play had resulted,
When the prospect for runs looked very bright
indeed
The poor work Of Dowse lost the game for
Columbus yesterday. He "a = Louisville three
Oh NE Tour runs scored
The Browns defeated the Cincinnatis yester-
dss Afternoon IN q one cid d game. Umpire
badly r.ItIed bv Kelly LicLing s,ire.t. anS
MeGin pitched effectively, while Dwyer was
touched up At n lively rate.
TIE LEAGUE.
p,,,sb,rg had x..,sr,,.v,. ,,.ro. ali Z, 49,
AMI then lost IT on account Of disastrous errors
by Berger. nun OF difficult fy by Carroll
and baldwin poor pitching Beatin was taken
out VI the boa after the nth, rs he had no
speed
day and they had no trouble al all in defeating