Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-03
ToDAY,s GAME.
The Senators and Colonel. Cross Bats-Every-
thing Our Way Up 60 Date.

The Washington and Louisville ball teams
played two games today. The first one began
a. O'Clock, with about !, 200 people present.
The teams played as follows: Washington
Murphy, left field; Griffin. center field; SUIT
ciiffe, catcher. Curtis, right field. McCauley.
first base, Dowd, second base; Hatfield. short
! stop; Alvord, third base: Csrsey, pitcher.
Louisvillo-Taylor. first base; Weaver, center
field; Donavan. left field: Kuehne. third base;
Jennings, short stop; Wolf, right field; Shin
nick. second base, Ryan. catcher; Fitzgerald.
pitcher.
The Statesmen Jumped in at once and gave
Mr.. Fitzgerald terrible pounding in the fret
inning. knocking him out of the box. -Four
hits and five runs were the result Of the cyclone.
Murphy led of with safe hat over second base
and Griffin was hit by the pitcher. Murphy
stole second and Griffin took second on theft
| few moments later.
Then two men went out, Sutcliffe on strikes
and Curtis on 4 fy 20 left. and hope seemed
dead. but McCauley filed the bases by waiting
FOR four balls. Dowd lined a neat single
over second and Murphy and Grimm
scored. There were two on the bases
when Hatfield went up. He hit the first
bail pitched ard il went to the score board for
three bases. Alvord's single over second scored
HATFIELD. bus Carsey struck out
In the latter half Taylor fiicd TO right and
Weaver put up a high foul that Carsey took
nobly Hatfield made good stop, but poor
throw OF Donovan's e-ounder and Alvord fun
oled huehues bounding hit This put two
men on the bases, but Jennings put up hard
foul that Satellite caught
First NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 5; Louisville o.
The visiting battery was changed in the
second 10 Mekin ana Cshill, but our batting
streak was kept up and three more runs
resulted McCaulcy was the main agent.
/ Murphy tried to place ball IN left, but DON
would LOT Ev,A h...
ever, put streak over second when
he hit safely, and Sutcliffe lifted
| good one into right on which Griffin took
| third Curtis was hi. and the bases we're
hlled- MeCauley drove a safe one into right
center Tor two bases, and three runs were tai
lied. Sutciffe thought the ball would he
! caught ana he went back TO second. but Curtis
pushed him on, and they crossed the plate to-
gether.
Dowd struck out The ball was mufred and
the batsman had TO be put out first, double
play retiring the side when McCauley tried TO
| make third on the throw. Wolf started the
visitors Oh by being hit. He went no
further than first, however. for the next
three men went out, Shinnick and Cahill on
high flies TO Carsey and Sutclif.e, and Meekiu
at first on Alvord's assist.
Second lnning-Washington, IS. Louis
| vile. 90.
In the third inning Hatfield flied out to
center and Alyord smashed one down the lief,
A"e' ~ "ouu AdHt DSen good Tor three bases
at least had Alvord not fallen in start.
Ing. Al 1t was it was a two-bagger.
Carsey put up a difficult foul. which Cahill not
| only caught, but SO handled as TO hold the run
ner Murphy's hit looked safe. but Jennings
took it and threw in time to retire the batter al
| first.
The visitors went out in order. Hatfield
made good stop of Taylor's skinner. Nc
Cauley nabbed ball from Viewers bat near
| the line, and Donovan retired on grounder &c
Alvord.
Third Washington, 0-s; Louisville
FOUR IN TIE FOURTH INNING.
| In the fourth inning Griffin, Dowd and Hat
field were given bases on balls, McCauley hi
for two bases, Alvord for one Also two
passed balls, one of which hit Cahilrs finger
and he refused to run for it. Ryan took Iii
place.
Cassian the new pitcher was put in the box in
the fourth Tor trial and retired side. giving two
men bases on balls, one of whom was caught al
second, The score standing u TO o at end u
fourth inning.