Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-18
The game Yesterday between Washington Ar

The game Yesterday between Washington and
Baltimore was of the typical old fashioned va
| riety, when heavy batting was in order and the
| runs numerous Both mines slugged the ball
throughout the game, and though the home
team took the lead in the first inning by four
teen runs and added several more Baltimore
came near heating the Senators in the end.
Nineteen men were at the hat for Washington
In the first inning, every man making one or
more hits and scoring one or more runs. Van
Haltren was knocked cut of the box in this in
ming, Cunningham going in from short.
Wsshington's pitcher Carsey suffered the same
punishment later In the game and was succeeded
by Foreman. Both mines folded loosely.
The Nationals made seventeen hits ard the
Balumores nineteen. Each made seven errors.
Louisville outbatted Columbus yesterday and
should have won. Fitzgerald pitched great
ball and until the eighth inning received perfect
support. The whole club Their went TO pieces,
and on two bases on balls. error by Fitz-
gerald and wild throw by Cahill two runs
crossed the Ilste
The Athletics won from, Boston yesterday
morning, as indicated in yesterdays STAR by
excellent fielding. They made fourteen hits,
and ;he Bostons could do nothing with Wey-
hing until the ninth inning, when they batted
hlm pretty hard. securing fonr runs. The
Athletics won easily In the afternoon. batting
Butfinton and Daley all over the field. The
Bostons put Daley in the box In the third in
ming. and Corcoran came in and made homo
run. sending in the three other men on bases
Game was called N tue eighth inning.
The Brooklvns presented yestsr1ay morn
ing game 10 the Boston league team at Boston
when, in the fifth inning. tbes allowed four
men 20 reach brst OF errors which, with a sscri-
hceand poor throw hy DAILY gave three rms
After chat the home .eam begsn to bat Lore
and won easily The Bostons defeated the
Brcokivns again ip the afternoon and stepped
into second place The contest vas devoid Of
interest. and the visitors played . vrstcbed
fielding game.
Something Exc 5000 people welcomed the
Clevelands home yesterday and greeted Arson
Tor the first time this year. The Chicagos
could not hit Viau until the ninth inning, when
they made three Of their seven hits.
President n. T.. Young Of the National Base
Ball League bias made the following importan Mt
announcement: The national board Of pro-
fessional base ball clubs has decided that
Messrs. Meekin and Raymond. who jumped
their contracts with Western Association clubs
are forever ineligible to play with OF against
any national agreement clubs. This order or
any other that may hereafter he made for the
same cause. will never be modified or revoked
by the present board. whose term Of Office will
not expire for five years"
Jim Davis the former third basemau of the
Nationals. has been appointed An association
umpire Jones will probably be dropped.
Davis umpired bic FIRST game III Louisville yes
terday. President Kramer thinks be has made
good selection. as Davis In all the games he
just.
The Washington Club has accepted the terms
OF Pitcher Ed Daily, who released several
days ago by Louisville. He will play in the
outfeld- He left last night to Join his new
club. Daily played with the Washingtons when
they were in the league.
Syracuse has released Smalley, who started
In this season with the Nationals
The league contests in New York and Pitts
burg and the association game in Cincinnati
were postponed yesterday on account Of wet
grounds.
AMATEUR BASE BALL
The Duponts and the Columbia Athletic Club
nine will play together on Analostan Island
this afternoon. presenting the following teams:
Duponts-Clagett, HELEN, Chamberlain, Bur-
dette, Bolway. Liet, Dackam. Hagner and
Hodge Columbia Athletic Club-Wells, Fitz-
morris, III. King, Green. Fuller, Springman,
Daley. Caulihower, Phil King and Leach.
The Graftons easily won the game at Takoma
on Tuesday with the team of that place by %
to s. The batteries we're Vehemeyer and Pres
colt for the Graftons and Lay and Nicholson
for Takoma. The Graftons would like to hear
from any team whose members are seventeen
years OF age. Address III. Prescott galley,
2i64 9th street northwest. manager.