Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-07
A VICTORY IN COLUMBUS.

lhrce uiue1eht Ducheye bWlrIers essdVeu 10
do the act of mystifying the Senatorial bats
men in the game in Columbus yesterday. but
their efforts in this direction were not SUCCESS
full. Washington won in a canter by the score
Of 70 8. The closeness OF the score is some
what misleading, for the game, it is reported
from the Columbus end. was very much of a
procession. Columbus made a great squirt in
the eighth inning and came within few points
OF winning. but TIER. was still a margin left
and the record Of the defeats tia. have been
the portion OF the Statesmen 30 lar on this rip
was broken.
Washington played another perfect game,
while every one of the errors made by Column
bus proved costly. The batteries were Foreman
and Mcclure, and Knell. Clark Twitchell and
Dowse. OF the trio of Columbus wizards
Iwitchell WAS the most effective, but his aid did
not reach the score in time, and the game was
lost before he took hold.
THE Runs
Columbus started with a temporary lead of
one run secured in the first inning. Crooks
made triple and Sneed a single. and it was
due to the good work of Mcclure that more
runs were not scored. In the second inning it
was Washington's chance and the travellers i'm
proved it by scoring three times. Twitchell
rirst muffed long fly from the bat of Sutclifie
and then Mcclure sacrificed by hitting
grounder to Wheelock at short knell was in
the box for Columbus at this time and he gave
hcIauleN ara aINOfu tnelr pasts on DdIIs. Hii-
Ing the circuit lie dld not think that Foreman
should be put out. SO he presented him with
base, too. and there was sadness In Columbus.
for Suteliffe forced in with the first run for
Washington. Next Wheeloek dropped a high
hy from the bat OF Murphy aud two more runs
were scored
The home club tied the score in their half of
the third by making a couple Of runs. Dom
nelly went to first on balls, and after ne had
stolen Clark was given base and the bases
Mers nneu oy means Oh q saie MT py 'roohs;
wL;ie Cro,'Ss -. -, -. ~. =, sacouS
Clark crossed the rubber when Snecd lined cat
safe one, but Duffee was too ambitious and
came 10 griei while Trying TO make third on the
MI; i"itcheh tneh kindly struex out
washington Puiiea away from tne Tie In Good
shape III tne iatter nan oi the INNING. TWO runs
peinB mace Sntchne went 10 nrst on ralis
anu stole second and In another moment both
ne anu Mcuure scored wheh the latter sent
pan "hAzZihS Gown 10 ounce M center: Inc
neider ganopeo up TO III 8aliahHy, put IL went
'uroush niia soneho" anu roii.a 10 TIE iehee'
THE STATESMEN TOOK NEAT LEAD
in the fourth, three runs resulting from a nice
.o,,b;,a,io, of hating Fo-.m., xort ,o
sr., ~, h.lls .nd s.oro, yb.r N,rnhv hi, or.
- - =,
LOT triple. wiz pi'cn aHoWeo Lawrence
fatf0A W 'Siis anu me ha.heAu MI iot " o'se
ana stole second ana .hiIa. .ne ia.'er une IN
81, ~, hai,s H,ts;aiS VS. auohIaS % 80
when Mcclure sacrificed 20 right field
The nth inning unproductive. but in
the sixth Washington made two more runs
SHANNON scrI'eneu gu. mi, aaheia ecu
Doi'.r q ~ IN I'm any oo'i D an
any any E Inc $3.50 "o D"Neo A0
JAIL ~, ~, sinsIe- :.
me Sa'i1i.aiS inaue .iieir i E ru. ~. .he
se'enth, "uen Noiu aiu roiein'h ,ooA
turn at team batting .he former making
uouOie anu Tue ia''er d Sihsie III Su'ee'Sioh'
RoUsiSs EIGHTH.
The eighth was a rouser from a Columl us
po;nt of view. Five rms mt the Euckeves
r -
Within Gaining Instance Oh the game ana en-
Unused the crowd 70 the Doiiing point crooks
ana ounce were out when Sheeo MT lor a base
and both he and TwItchen trotted along when
the latter was mt by pitched ball, and then
further along on wild pitch, scoring together
when powse INT Tor Two bags linen Wheelock
pi n sihSae anu 'nre . runs mere taiii .s
tonr base. Mct,nire thonaht flat This sort Of
thing had gone far enough. so he nabbed
high fly put up by Jimmy Donnelly and tine
inning was over.
Columbus scored one OF the three runs nee
essary to tie the score in the ninth, when DUFF
fee. after forcing out Crooks. who had been
given base. tallied ON a two-base hit by Sneed.
Washington made 10 hits and no errors and Co
lumbus 10 hits and errors
orura a,,rvs
e ios, ~e"'" D'sson WAS 'ne ~'n"er
anu o 70 was the score. BOSTON scored -FOUR
runs in the tenth inning. Bufinton and MUIR
phy and Stratton and Cahill were in the ponts
| The Colonies made Is hits and 8 errors and the
Beaneaters 10 hits and 3 errors
Kelly won from Baltimore again in the meg
| ence of a vast throng Of 3I5 people. The score
was to L. Baltimore was very rank in the
field and weak at the bat, making hits and
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