Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-03
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Foreman pitched well in Boston yester-
day that the proud Hubbitcs were utterly I'M
able to hit the ball a: all He fooled the big
gest batters, and four small paltry hits and one
smaller run were al that could be made from
his delivery. Then, too. his support almost
perfect. and the winning of the game was u re-
suit that was natural and graceful. The score
was 6 to l.
OBrien was not so effective as Foreman. He
was hit hard in spots, in three spots in fact,
and two runs resulted each time. These blocks
OF two occurred in the first, third and seventh
innings. Dowd led the Senatorial batting with
| three safe hits. Sutcliffe made double and
| single, Foreman a couple Of singles, McCauley
a home run and Murphy two Dagger.
Miah Murray, who caught here three or more
| years ago. oficiated behind the bat to receive
Foreman's curves, and did very well. Ten times
he Rugged third strikes. and twice again he put
men out, and but two men stole bases on him.
| In the first inning Murphy started the thing
going with a fine two-base hit and after Dono-
van had gone out Lawrence Patrick had no
trouble in scoring when Sutcliffe hit for two as
well. Cy went along on a sacrifice BY McCauley
and tailed on an error by Farrell
In the third inning Sutcliffe had already
reached first when McCauley swung out at the
ball and sent it humming out Of the lot for
four bases.
| Then the Bostons scored in the fourth. Far
| rell managed to hit for base and steal second
Foreman made small wild pitch that gave
Farrell third and Richardson made connection
with the ball for a base and Farrell scored.
The seventh saw the last runs OF the game
made by Washington. Mclaughlin went down
on balls and Foreman hit safely. Murphy
went out but Donovan reached first on called
balls, and the circuit was full Sutciffe
| dropped good single into right and two runs
| were Tailed.
Washington made nine hits and one error
| and Boston four hits and three errors.
OTHER GAMES.
Baltimore took back third place by defeating
the Athletics to q The Philadelphians could
not bat and they folded miserably. Healy
and Townsend and weighing and Milligan were
the batteries. The Athletics made three hits
aud eight errors and the Orioles nine hits
and three errors.
Comiskey had nice time with the Colonels,
defeating them by the score of Is toS. The
Browns took a big lead by batting hard early in
the game and the others could not overcome it.
| The points were occupied by McGill and Mum
| yam and Fitzgerald and Schellhasse St. Louis
| made fourteen hits and six errors and Louis
vile twelve hits and three errors.
Milwaukee played Columbus at Minneapolis
and whitewashed the Buckeyes, 5 to O. thus put
| ting double rivet on the hold of the infants
to fifth place. Kinnel and Vaughn and Easton
| and Dowse were the batteries Milwaukee
| punched hits in the fifth inning and made
| runs then. The Brewers made five hits and
one error and Columbus six hits and three
errors
| Nothing can now change the fact that Boston
| Is champion of the league, yesterdays game
decided that beyond all doubt. They again
beat the Phillies, while Chicago lost to Cincin-
natl. Cleveland assured itself of fifth place by
| downing Pittsburg Brooklyn shut-out the
one-time Giants.
| WE'LL PLACED Hrra
In Boston today.
| Baltimore at home Monday.
| Today ends the league season.
Foreman struck out ten men.
| Mclaughlin made the only error.
| There is story that Arson is going on the
stage.
There will probably be double game one
day next week with Baltimore.
Boston has both first places and Philadel-
phia both fourth places.
| Washington has won eight games from Balti-
more and Baltimore has won nine from Wash
ington. The coming games will be interesting.
Boston's last association game will be played
at the Hub today and the Statesmen are right in
| 1t when the gate receipts are counted
| One more strike out and Foreman would
| have made the record for the season. In the
| same line of reasoning few more games won
and Washington would not have been in last
place.
| Milwaukee will next year have Crooks Dali
| rymple, Burke and Pettitt; it wants Canayan
| and is said to be after Burns and Dahlen of
| Chicago. This will make a strong team for the
association.
/ The league has a nice row on its hands in the
way of this squabble over the alleged throwing
of games to Boston. There will probably be a
directors meeting at once.
| President Phelps announces that Boston has
protested the game in ST. Louis September L.
which Umpire Mclaughlin awarded to the
home team. The contest was declared forfeited
because Duffy grumbed too long over a de-
cison.
| The Sporting Life says: ''If there are any
| changes made at all in the association circuit
next season they will comprise the dropping of
Louisville and Columbus and the substitution
of Chicago and Cincinnati or Kansas City, The
| slate at present is Boston, Baltimore, Philadel-
| phia and Washington in the east; Chicago, St
Louis. Milwaukee, and Kansas City In the west
This will do to tie to-
The Hyattsville Base Ball Club met and de-
featcd the team from the Young Mems Chris
tan Association yesterday afternoon at Capitol
Park in the presence of fair sized audience
by score of to 2. Fuller and DAILY were in
the points for the Hyattsville club and Catlin
and O'Hagan oficiated in this particular for
the Christians. Hyattsville made five hits and
the Y. n. G. A. made one. During the past
season the Hyattsvile club has played nineteen
games, winning ten and losing nine.