Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-20

| The baltimore club los, vesterlat's game With
the Washingtons because 81 McNahon's wild-
ness and errors the Part Of Aau Hsluten aud
Gilbert. Mcmahon gave three men bases on
balls In succession. Errors aud q two-ba.e h.t
mad the work. The Nationals made live runs that
| inning and were never again headed. Both
teams PLAYED n good fielding game. Murphy
took care Of left field In excellent shape. cap
turing all the chances IN nuniber-of-
| tered him. lieecaor kept mp his batting streak
by making two hits. f. Daily arrived from Lou
isyllle aud went into his old. familiar place in
right field where hr took three fines aud played
without error. Lehman covered third base
and missed one chance out OF three baltimore
made eleven hits Of Foreman. aud the TACT that
only tonr runs ", r. scored speaks well for the
National team. Ii l. thought that Baksiy and
carscy viii be the opposing pitchcfs today.
The Nationals made eight hits and two errors
yesterday and the ORIOLES eleven hits and
three errors.
The Nationals have engaged A. ]. Nayhew
formerly a Penn~N lNania amateur. to go into
the box. HIS reputation a. TO be gaiued. but
he Is said TO have good command OF the ball.
lie was sought al .er by the Philadelphia league
| team. The hasllugtons expect t. get Pitcher
Clark OF the Omaha CLUB. One Ct the team IL
| expected "a get transfer for the deal.
Third Bascman AiVurd hHs gone 20 lIttsburR.
| having been summoned by III. Heath Of hls
mother. McQuery, the first has. man. is LAID
on In Yesterdays game Hines played first
bare. Lohman third. Murphy Was an left field
and Bcechcr in center field.
Id Daily has been made captain Of the cluh,
and had the duties and honors OF that position
upon has shoulders IN yesterdays game for the
| fret time.
The movement 10 establish an American As
sociniion club IN Alhalty neat wear mas taken
definite shape. Messrs. T.. A. Knox. n. q.
| Lowe and George kudolpb, local pAtrons of the
game, have secured grounds az Joining the
| league park and are now In cortvsP ondeHce
| with the association people concerning further
details. j. Earle Wagner OF Philadelphia L. iu-
terested in having team there and thinks az
| viii be go.
Lohman is a great find for the Washington
| team. His stop OF kobinsons liner was a
dandy.-Bddtn,ors -ipeFioan.
After Clarkson had shut out the Brooklyn.
for SIX innings yesterday IN Boston he gave two
| bases on balls. made a Mid pitch ia tie seventh
and timely hitting tied the score. 1hcu he re-
sumed his good work. while the visitors went
| to pieces in the tenth. and two hits and three
| errors gave the home team four runs and the
game. The weather was cold ana threatening.
Louisville lost a poorly played game in en-
cinnati yesterday. Hitting by Nelly men aud
bad playing by the Louisvillos allowed the home
| club to score nine runs IN the NTH inning.
| Yesterdays game at Cleveland with the Chi
| Cages was one Of the most exciting ard best
played OF the season. Cleveland ed the score
| IN the ninth on Davis single 20 left field. A
| scratch hit TO right field By Pfefler sent Arson
| IN sish the winning run after two men we're
| out. Arson got 10 nrst on Denny wild throw
| Rain fell heavily before the game.
The most exciting game of the season was
| played at Columbus yesterday with 81. Louis
! Columbus tied the score in the IA nth on four
singles and won in the tenth on Gastright s
three-baser and McTamany single.
the Athletic-Boston and the Cincinnati
Plttsburg games were prevented by rain.
PoroNAcs DEFEAT TIE COLUMBIA.
The Columbus were unable 10 bat Wrinkle
man freely yesterday and were defeated by tho
Potomacs by to after one OF the best played
amateur games ever seen in the District. The
game WAS played on Analostan Island. as the
Nationals grounds were too wet. Leach
pitched for the Columbus and was hit for only
| six hits. with a total of eight bases. Bat the
hits were timely and three OF the ioar runs were
| earned.
The Young Easterns recently defeated the
| Excelsiors by IL TO 3. Challenges will he IT,
ceived by the former from clubs whose mem
bers are under seventeen, L. l.. Mood. 6I7 IL
| street northeast.