Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-23
NdiiO.,ql League.
The Baltimores.defeated the Nationals at Bal

The Baltimores'defeated the Nationals at Bal
tlmore Yesterday. but it was a close call. Healy
started to pitch the game for the home team,
but went out before the end of the first inning
Carsey was in the box for Washington. Both
pitchers were hit hard. The B;,ltimorcs played
an errorless game. The Nationals made four
teen hits, every one but Lehman placing the
ball safely. The Orioles made an equal mum
Der. Alyord had not returned from his mothers
funeral and Mcclure tried to cover third base.
The Nationals hit often enough, but couldn't
hit safely when a hit would have the game.
Daily played in right field and made two runs
hit and put out Baltimore gained its lead
IN the FIRST on good. hard hitting. Welcn and
Van Haltren hit safely and johnson scored them
with hit Ray took first balls and scored
on Wise single. johnson scored on a sacrifice
and Wise on a double. This lead was never
overcome. Murphy i'll left, Beecher i'll center,
Mcclure on third and Lehman behind the bat
made the errors-six in ALL
The Baltimore San says: director Scanlon
and Secretary kalbfus came with the Washing
ton team to Baltimore yesterday, and both
the game at Union Park. They said that after
trying Tor several months to get suitable men
they are now satisfied with their club, and con-
template no more changes. They expect it TO
pull up out OF last place when Alvord and Nc
Query resume their positions and the new
players learn how to work together. The Ma
uonals show great improvement in their play.
and have given Baltimore u hard fight in the
series just ended. 1t is reported that a change
in the management Is soon to be made. as Sny-
der Is considered to lack self-assertiveness AID
force. The team returned home last night for
four games with the Athletics, in which it
counts at least on dividing honors."
The american says ON the same subject:
Among the spectators at Union Park yester-
day was Director Michael Scanlon of the Ma
tiOnals. He stated that his team would be
strengthened whenever an opportunity pre-
sented itself, and that nothing would be left
undone. So far the change in the manage
ment was concerned, he said the people here
knew more about il than they did in Washing
ton from other sources. However 1t was
limited that Manager Snyder would not be long
with the team He is not popular as he
might be-
seery made a three-bagger, Cincinnati's only
clean hit yesterday, and on Andrews sacrifice
scored the only run in the game. which was
sharp. and pretty fielding abounded Wolf re-
tired the side twice for Louisville when the
bases were full.
Lovett. Brooklyn's pitcher, covered himself
with glory yesterday. The Giants could not
touch him for one base nit. He gave three
men their bases on balls. but not one of them
reached second. The Brooklyn team supported
Loyett IN good style. not an error being made.
Carmencita Ewing pitched good game for the
New Works, but received poor support Be-
tween the errors OF the visitors and hitting at
the night time the home team got in their four
runs.
The Bostons and Phillies PLAYED a very one
sided game yesterday. The Beaneaters made
their hits just at the right time and the home
club made their errors at the wrong time.
Clarkson was very effective when there was any
danger.
Arson put Cleveland's Jonah. Hutchinson. in
the box yesterday at Cleveland, therefore
Cleveland lost the third game of the series with
Chicago ltwas the postponed game of SATURDAY..
The home club made hard fight but could
not WIN Niau was wild at times giving six
men their bases on balls and with the aid of
timely hitting four of them scored
The Cincinnatis and Pittsburgs gave a good
exhibition of ball playing yesterday in Pitts
burg. Ii was postponed game and was close
and exciting throughout. Both Mulane and
King were wild at times. Latham was fined
$40 for conduct unbecoming gentleman and
base ball player in abusing the umpire. Hol-
hday was also fined S25 for similar conduct.
The Boston and St. Louis clubs have been in
vited to play at Wenhanl, fashionable resort
near Boston, on Friday, July 10, and two we'll
known society men will umpire.
Three, and probably four, changes will be
made in the Louisville Club soon. While Man
ager Chapman refuses to state what they will
be, it is pretty certain that Wolf, Shinnick
Beard and one catcher will be given their re-
leases. Mr.. Chapman is now negotiating with
PLAYERS TO take their places
When the Pittsburg Club started for Cleve-
land last night there were three Disguised ball
tossers in the lot. Miller had found his weekly
pay s25 short. Baldwins minus $50 and
Browning's SIS. Pietro was fined FOR playing
at Boston without spikes on his shoes. Bald
win for deserving the turnstile and also for
missing a train aud Miller for drinking down
east Aanager Hanlon imposed the fines and
ali hands made kick against him to President
U WE'LL, but the latter wouldn't interfere.
AMATEUR BASE BALL.
The Columbia Athletic Club nine of this city
played seven innings with the University of
Virginia nine at Charlottesville yesterday, the
score standing to for the college boys who
refused to play any longer on account of dark
ness The umpire declared the game forfeited
to the Washington boys. Play did not begin
until o'clock.
The Capital BIC. has organized for the sea-
son and would like to hear from all clubs whose
me bers are under eighteen years of age. e.
F. Thompson, il2 It'll street southwest
The N.L.IC. team defeated the YNCA
nine yesterday at Aracostia Park 6 to 8. Hits.
WILL, 9; YM.C.A., 6. Errors, WILL, /:
INCA, I. Batteries, Wise and Hayden,
Rowan and Perry.
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