Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-26
BASE BALL YESTERDAY.

How the Games Resulted-Amateur Clubs.
There was no game played by the Nationals
yesterday, a. none was scheduled. Today the
team begins its st. Louis SERIES and after four
games goes to Louisville for as many more.
Games by other clubs resulted a. follows:
National League
At Cincinnati Cincinnati 4; Philadelphia, g.
At Pittsburg-Boston, 4; Pittsburg, s.
At Cleveland-Brooklyn, u: Cleveland. &
American Association.
At Observation-Disclosures 5; Athletic, 4.
Atlantic Association.
At Syracuse-Syracuse, z; Providence, I.
Batteries-Ferson and Quinn; Sullivan and
Murphy and Burke.
At Buffalo-Lebanon 8: Buffalo. 5. Batteries-
Mccartney and Anderson; Murphy, Barr and
German.
At Observation-Disclosures. L; Troy, 2. Bat
AMATEUR BASE BALL.
The Young Congressman have organized for
this season. The players names follow: G.
Newman, c.; A. Creighton, p; n. Miles, h.;
F. Sigourney, 2b.; W. Eibel, 3d.. I. Johnston,
S.; F. Bluer, r.f.; A. McLaine, L.; A. Sigour-
ney, CT, all under eleven years of age. Send
challenges to l. Johnston, iOl6 9th street north
west.
The Boston House Stars defeated the Palais
Royal team yesterday by the score of IS to -.
The Boston House Stars will challenge any ball
club composed of members fifteen years Of age.
Address John Pyle, S19 AZ street southwest.
The Abbotts have organized for the season
and are DESTROYS Of playing all amateur clubs
In the city. The players are Hamaker and
DAILY, catchers; Wilson. p; OConnell, S.;
Lewis, h.: Pearson, L.: Armstrong, 2b.; O'Don-
nell. 3d.; Ferguson, CT. and Mcclure, IF.
The Bachelors lost their first game Of the
season yesterday to the High School team, %
tolls.
Tho D. I. J. KS defeated team from the bu-
reau of engraving and printing yesterday by
score of 81 to-
The first championship game for the Center
Market Aecs prizes, offered by Mr.: H. I.
Doyle, proprietor of that paper, took place yes
terday afternoon at Capitol Park. The game
resulted in y victory for the Seventh-strcet
wing over the B-street wing, the score standing
at the end of the eighth inning 20 to II. ]. H.
Doyle ofIiciated as umpire. The next game
Will take place tomorrow afternoon between
the Ninth and B-street wings.
What promises to be one of the most inter-
esting games Of the season takes place tomor-
rivals the Columbia Athletics and the Potomac
Athletics. The game will be played on the
grounds Of the National Base Bali Club, 7th
and Boundary streets. The members of the
two clubs are worked up considerably over the
encounter. and it is expected that both clubs
VIZ. tutn out uiS. II Will DC maue qulte d So
cial affair. US the lady adherents OF the two or
CARNATIONS will be there to sport the colors Of
the clubs. The Columbus will put out the
following team: Wells c.. Walsh, Homiller or
Leach pitcher; King, h.; Green, 3D.; Spring
man, 3d.; Bolway, S.: Burke, L.; Beall, r.f.,
with one OF the change pitchers in center field.
The Potomacs will be: Kelly, p; Bishop, c.;
Chapman, h.; Shoemaker, ID. Hauptman, 3d.;
Ellis, s.s.: Lochboehlor. L.; Robstock. CT;
Gordon, RI, with Kleinschmidt. Hamacher
and Noah substitutes. Two of the Potomac
ball players-Hodge, catcher and Connors, 3D..
are unable to play on account of injuries re-
ceived. The game will be called at 4:30 sharp.