Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-15

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assisted by few timely hits. gave Columbus
the victory over the Baltimores yesterday al
Baltimore. Both pitchers we're batted hard and
| at times the game was hstlessly played.
1t was n see-saw game at Philadelphia yester
! day between the Athletic and Louisville teams
| in which free hitting and indifferent fielding
abounded. weighing managed to pull himself
| together In the last two innings while the
Athletics earned the winning runs in the eighth
| on two singles and a triple
Although as many hits we're made off Gum
| bert at Chicago yesterday there were made
OF Clarkson, the latter was hit the hardest and
| oftenest when hits counted. and to this fact i,
due Chicagos victory over Boston YESTERDAY
| Both pitchers were well supported and the con.
test was marked by several brilliant plays.
| Mullane. at Cincinnati, was batted all over
the lot yesterday. three two and four three.
| bagSers being made off his delivery, besides
SIX singles. Esper pitched for Philadelphia
magnihcently and was supported in irst-class
| style. not an error being charged to the men
| behind him.
Buck Ewing went in behind the bat yester-
| day at Cleveland to steady Mickey WEIGH, but
| that enthusiasm which is popularity supposed
to go hand in hand with Buck, and to which
has been attributed many victories in former
years. was utterly lacking and, instead of keep
| Ing up the terrific stick work which character
| were only able to get seven lonely singles of
foungs pitching Ewing's arm had not it
| customary cunning and four stolen bases are
charged against him. The playing Of the
Giants was of quality that would scarcely have
| done credit to an average amateur team, six of
them being charged with errors, the redoubt-
| able Buck being among the offenders. The
| Spiders batted well, ran bases with excellent
Judgment and felded brilliantly.
| NOTES.
| Miller was released last night.
There were about l. 700 at the game.
Ted Sullivan, just returned from Europe, saw
the game.
Miller was hit hard, if not often, and he
showed no judgment.
Hereafter the Saturday games will begin at
4:3O, as all other games do.
kerins had no chance to get in his yellow
work Yesterday. The home team used up all
the color.
There have now been three chances for the
Senators to catch the Colonies since last Fri
day, but none Of them have been accepted.
Daily made his usual error yestsrday-a muff
OF fly that was as easy as pie. He then rolled
over to bluff the crowd. The field is still
| rough.
Pitcher Duryea Of Cincinnati has been re-
leased and is looking for job. He can pitch
about one game a week in great shape.
Cincinnati plays here tomorrow and all the
rest OF the week and Monday Next week Bos-
! ton plays here Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs
day Fridays game with Cincinnati will be
lhat whlch was played to tie in fourteen
/; innings last Friday.
Hatfield made four errors on twelve chances
McQuery made three errors and put out fifteen
men Aiyora had six chances and took i've of
them. Murphy had one error and no plays
! Mcclure had one error on six chances. Daily
nll.'ed one of his two chances.
Hatfield took offense at a name one of the
spectators called him from the line left of the
stand during the latter part of the game and
walked over to give him piece of his mind.
When he had finished talking to the fellow the
crowd applauded Gil.
The Olympics defeated the Hvattsvilles yes-
terday at Hyattsville for the third time this
season-score, 8 to 2. Bernard and Chamber
lain were IN the points for the Olympics. both
doing good work, as did Cassin and Klein
schmidt of that team. The Olympies are COM
posed as follows: Bernard, D.: Chamberlain. C.:
keleher. LIST b.; Hanlon, I'd; Cassin, SIS; Hodge,
3D.; kleinschmidt. If; Burrows, CT; Drew, IF
Address Alvin Belt, manager, 621 7th street
northwest
The Blue Stars have organized for the season
ana VIII accept challenges from clubs whose
members are fifteen and under. Address g.
Wiseman, 432 L street northwest.
Excursions.
Phil Kearney Camp, Sons of Veterans, will 20
to Bay Ridge on Saturday, and it is expected
large number of the friends of the members
will accompany them.
Good Will Council, No. 9, Sons of Jonadab,
propose to enjoy themselves at Motley Hall to-
morrow. There will be tub race boat race.
foot race and base ball match. Boat leaves
| at 10 am, 2 and 6 80 pm
The Friendly Sixteen Pleasure Club will en-
| terrain their friends at River View tomorrow
and promise as attractions ladies' and gentle
men s boat races a swimming race and a base
ball match. The Pentz will leave at 9:A5 a. M,
las and 6:45 pm.
The employees of Woodward & Lothrop who
form the relief association will give an excur-
sion to Bay Ridge on Saturday. They will has e
| the exclusive use Of the dancing pavilion from
to IL pm, under the management of their
own committees. Trains leave the Baltimore
and Ohio station at 9:15 am, 30 and AIS
pm, and a special train is chartered to leave
Bay Ridge at 10 pm.
The bank clerks will give their annual excur-
sion to Marshall Hall tomorrow, the steamer
Manchester leaving her wharf at d. m sharp
good time is promised for all who attend
The Plate Printers Assembly Club will give
an excursion to Marshall Hall on the 23d
| instant
Today is the Elks' excursion to Marshall Hall.
large number went down on the morning and
afternoon boats. and it is expected that the
steamer which leaves at $50 will be filed with
the friends of this popular organization. Among
those who viii furnish entertainment will be
| Miss Annie Lewis. Messrs. Il. F. McNuty.
Leonard Greene. Normal Pruett, Ashford, j. j..
Fisher, Peter Campbell, Frank Carlilla and f.
| b. Hay.
| The ladies of Street Church will give gar
den party on the grounds of THEN new church
location, corner of 10th and N streets, this
evening ut 1870.
S3.jO-To THE SEAsHoRE VIA PENNsYLyANIA
| Railroads.&c. 0.-The Pennsylvania railroad
will run an excursion to Atlantic CITY and Cane
May July Is by special train, leaving 9th street
| station az 1890 pm, reaching Atlantic CITY at
| am. and Cape May at 1870 am. The rate is
$3.50 for the round trip, tickets good to return
| by any regular train until and including Mon
! day following. The train will run through via
Trenton, thus avoiding any change or transfer.
| This feature will add greatly to the comfort
| and convenience of the trip.-AdUt.
SToP at Colonnade, Atlantic City. C. A. Rines
Of the Elsemere, this city, proprietor.-Adct
The SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS for the Woodward
4 LothrOp Relief Association excursion Satur.
day. July Is, base ball game between the
''Orientals' and the "Boston House" Mines
exclusive use of dancing pavilion from till IL
! P. m. and special train chartered to leave Bay
| Ridge at 10 p. m. See advertisement. -