Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-17
National League.
Both mines batted very light i'm the game

Both mines batted very light in the game al
National Park Yesterday, but Baltimore wa
enabled to win by punching hits when they
were needed to bring in runs. The hot weather
mad Its effect on PLAYERS and spectators. Fore
man was in the box for the home team and only
nve hits were made off him. Cunningham
pitched for the Orioles and gave only four hits.
The Nationals made errors, Hatfield, two
Hines. two; Alvord, /. snyder played at first.
Beecher made two of the four hits, Mcclure
and Foreman making the other two.
Louisville was unable to bat Knell Of Colum-
bus yesterday, while every misplay made by
Louisville cost run: Weaver was injured in
the seventh inning. The fielding on both sides
was neat and sharp. The features we're Knell 9
pitching and Raymond's batting and fielding.
The game originally scheduled for June "a
between the Boston and Athletic clubs was
played yesterday in Philadelphia instead, and
was won with ridiculous ease by the visitors,
the home players making nearly all their errors
in the innings in which their opponents made
their hits.
Neils poor work in the second gave Cincin-
natl three runs in yesteday's game with st.
Louis. giving the home club good lead early,
which their heavy hitting in the seventh and
eighth innings increased materially. Mccarthy
and Kelly did excellent work.
The Bridegrooms won rather easily yesterday
in Brooklyn. Rain stopped the game at the end
Of the seventh inning. The errors made by the
Cincinnatis were costly.
The Giants won their fourth straight game
from Chicago in New York yesterday. The
visitors were shut out, making but three hits
off Wonderful Amos" two of them being the
veriest scratches, A wild throw by Daiilen was
the only blunder Of the game.
1t was another one-sided game yesterday in
Boston, devoid of interest, save to see how
badly the Pittsburgs could be beaten. Clark
son used his slow ball principally, but in only
one inning were two hits made off him, and the
solitary run of the visitors was a gift by
Tucker. Attendance, S45.
The Spiders" again detected the Phillies
yesterday, batting Gormley hard and oppor-
tunely. The Quakers played what the Press
calls sloppy weather BALI and dropped their
eighth straight game.
In view of the attempt on the part of the
American Association to induce certain players
in the Western Association to jump their con-
tracts. President Young, on behalf of the ma
tlonal board, is preparing a circular which he
will send to every player in ma tional agreement
clubs warning them that a perpetual ''black
list will be created and strictly main tanned for
all offenders.
But HERE IS VICTORY OVER BALTIMORE.
The Washington Y.MC.A ball nine went
over to Baltimore yesterday and defeated
the Y.M.C.A. nine of that city in pretty game
by to S. HoIbrook and Rackey were the
Washington battery and only hits were made
off the former. The Washington bows made
lead, making two runs in the first inning, but
the boys from the national capital took brace
in the second, scoring four runs, and were never
headed again. Holbrook was given excellent
support by Rackey and the men behind him.
Perry at third base made some remarkable
stops OF wild throws. Myers at second and
Townsend at short also did WELL Richardson
and Barrows did the best batting for the visit
ors, each getting three singles.
AMATEUR BASEBALL.
The Young Edcos have organized for the
season and would like to hear from all teams
whose players are under thirteen years Of age.
The players are as follows: /. Leavy, George
Miller, Willie Jovenial, Harry Miller, Harry
Siccil, Arthur Creighton. Harry Sanger Simon
Splitter and George Newman. Send challenges
to George Miller (manager), 473 street north
west.
The Shooting Stars have organized with the
following nine: Z. Aschenbach, A. Buchanan,
w. Gowan. E. Caldenbach H. Shrever, F.
Schuly. Z. Neumeyer, A. Waller and j. Middle
ton. They will accept challenges from. clubs
whose members are under fourteen years. Adj
dress all challenges to F. Schuly, 1887 street
northwest.
The Falls Church nine defeated a nine from
Bailey's Cross Roads on June Is by 81 to 10.
Falls Church made 81 hits and errors and
the Cross Roads team 10 hits and errors.
The Falls Church nine will accept challenges
from clubs whose members are under nineteen.
l.. g. Parker, Falls Church.
The nine representing the 18th street wing OF
the Center Market defeated the B street wing
at Capitol Park on Monday by Is tot This
puts the It'll street nine in the lead for the
Center Market series.