Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-07

| Chicago SO 26 $50 BROOKLYN 81 81 .492
| Boston IS "a .564 Cincinnati. "a 81 1897
Philadelphia.30 81 1872 Pittsburg--...23 81 1884
Three successive playing days without de-
! feat proved too rich dOse for the blood of the
Senators yesterday and they lost the game to
! Louisville by the score OF 8 to 4. They lost be-
cause they could not bat the curves sent to
them by tall, slim young man. who was intro
/ luccd to the spectators by Manager Chapman
as Mr.. Stewart but whose real name it was
/ found during the game is Meakin. Why this
trick should have been resorted to is not clear,
| but the most generally accepted theory is that
MeAkin. who Is u contract jumper from st.
Paul. does not care to face crowd Ill his own
| identity just now, when the enornlity of his
iniquity is still fresh in the public mind. But
he pitched good game. nevertheless. and did
not appear to be handicapped by his alias III
the least He was not touched mp very heavily
/ at any point during the game, but kept the
Statesmen guessing.
On the other hand Carsey seemed to be quite
acceptable to the Colonies. They jumped on
his delivery in spots in lunches of three, and
were sure winners after the fifth inning. The
Senators played well i'll the field. making but
two errors. but those two were very costly and
let in two runs. Hatfield it who did the
worst error throwing the ball into the bleachers
in an effort to field ball that Dowd had already
fumbled.
THE SCORES.
Washington scored one in the second. Daily
going to first on balls. to third a wild pitch
and scoring on Lohmans sacrifice to left.
Louisville tied the tally in the third. Singles
by RYAN, Meakiu and Donovan produced this
result. and when the side was put out there was
a man on third and another on second. The
fifth exciting inning After three
Washingtonians had gone out on flies. Ryan,
Meakin and Donovan again hit safely i'll sue
| cesson. Meakin for two bases Ryan had
scored and there were men on second and
third Cahill hit bad bounder that carOmed
| of Dowds elbow and landed in Hatfelds
hands Hat could have put his man out, but
| he threw to the benches and Meakin and Don
| ovan had scored before the ball was sent to
| Carsey in his box. Weaver had three strikes.
/ the third one going through Lehman. who
| threw to first so that the ball hit the shoulder
| of Shinnick, who was coaching. Cahlll trotted
! home. but there was pandemonium when Big
| Jim Davis. who has done good umpiring as
has been seen here this year. declared Weaver
out on the interference and sent Cahill back to
| third. All Louisville kicked at once. including
\ Taylor. the slender captain of the team. who Is
laid up with a splint on his leg. He had no
| splint on his tongue however. and he used 1t
| until Davis ordered him of the grounds. This
reused the ire of Chapman. who informed the
| crowd that Taylor was more of gentleman
| than any person in the stands. Davis pre-
| scented a placid front Throughout. and won the
/ admiration of the crowd by his firmness. The
inning closed by a beautiful double play.
Jennings flied to Daily. who put the ball back
to the plate in time to catch Cahiil.
In the seventh neakin went 10 nrst en- PAL;
and Donovan made homer 10 LETT. IN. baii
passing Murphy. who was playing short field
| Washington made one in the eighth, Murphy
hitnng LOT TWO bases ana pos9 ior one. DoWo
was ioreeu AT seconu .. ha'neiu, "Ho was ull
suceessiui IN an a',enpt 70 s'eai just peiore
Washington made 3 hits and errors and
Louisville IL hits and errors.
| NOTES
| Catcher panl Cook has been STONED nv ST
Iouis
| Kelly has SIGNED a new nitcber named MYERS
| Who Mas recommended bI Ewing and Ward
Fxtra y.mas will nrobablv Le added To the
as.oc;at,on scbsdnia bv nnttino in reonlar con-
80 in ,be onsn lat: nov LIFT for the nlaying
Of no.tn"neJ cames
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Foreman zones , anu + lee snH oro1ni me!
are JUST as soou hai an az SleNart. Meakin was
saN.u goo ueai Vi ino"if"Ssihen' yesterday
| oy the tricA-
faui hihes mas NOT signeo anywhere YET.
ne sees tne games from the graha stanu with
s,lh' small silile on MS race mat might mean
Almost an! 'hihs 'nal one chooses ne ouSn'
not 70 remain OUT OF )oo long, Tor ianl Is
SUI, y, ';ie sa ulsI Can piAy o"i a' 'iiiieS'
oiaIlery rs uoin9 wen
Lhe a'soe,.ion oase running RECORDS. com.
Pheu up 10 the emo OF last week snow tha'
Boston Ieaas WIN zoo stolen. Inc other CLUBS
iolo% IN TINS ordei 81 LOUIS loS columbus,
ioI' n. as iof' io1is' ne. Lo'i "asnihS
Ton, IA .hei.ha'., lZl' Athieue, ~. In
saerinee hitting ,ne teams stand; Boston, Zz'
mus Ioiumpus' tso' A'hieuc, 1875 Baitimore,
49, LouisNuIe, 100; .ihcihhati' l3o; ST. Louis,
iS3; Warrington, ioZ;
Inc oiHmpics Oh Georgetown defeated the
hyats.iIies on Sa'ur1as ias' on the grounds OF
the iat,ef AZ hyal'sviiIe. score to b. fea.