Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-18
ONLY oScr NOEY.


II begins To look az IL those conservative
saessers who predicted four victories iOr the
Statesmen on this western ir.y # theirs were
Wild and unsovernable il ;hei. hopes. They
were not conservative enough by .a-. Their
chances Of becoming good PROPHETS were Ill
niinIshed Yesterday wEc.. tie Colonel admin
sstercd another defeat to t-e Senators End
came within an ace OF applying ;nt white
wash brush once NOR Tue score Vs. IA 20
two. anu the two Senatorial -rus wUr. not
Tailed until the viz n iIIiag. V,icn sJIi.c ..
TIE National hi;. bean % ;tty effect
G,rscy AMI Sg;clI-.o and S,ra-tou and CahiI
were tae bat.erio-. H5au.au ali Mclaughlin.
the latest additions To lie HON" team. played
~ centerhcid ami rt short stop respectively.
Donovan Ilayc- =. field well. Tor he hal bat
one chance. and h. int the ball safely once.
Mclaughlin vs. nervous Il short. making
couple If errors ont vi III ,lrl: ch"uces, but
he Int tn bali Ls~!. making sEgcC s.Ugie--
Louisville had lot. Of lush ,nI Washington
could not bunch hit-. aii this vas he cause Of
the NashIngtos defeat
rHF RU~~ WE'RE MADE
The Colonei- made couple OF runs in the
second inning when ku, hue hit TO right fr-
base. stale second. wen; TO ;h.ri when Sutciiffe
threw willy and s.ur,d when McCaIley threw
ladly To tie yfIte on NLInnIcks STounder
Shlnnick. who b. o. gone - second On the plar.
reached thir,! Ahsa tiCl-sdG;hlJu drup pcd a di:-
:-ult ty aray out "a left. and scored when
tahi.l. who hai la tie liy, vas forced oct =;
second
In the fourth another brace Of runs was Sc
cured base uu balls tO Shluul-k, a hit by
tIhIll. secTIhce 5y StTgttJl and all error by
Mclaughlin
Then another block Of Two came IN the sixth.
4 single by Strattou and sacrifice by Cline put
th. former on second hit by Weaver put
him across the plate. aud after Weaver had
been forced by Taylor. Jennings hit to left sor
three bags and TayIur scored.
The Statesmen III the meantime we're having
good many chances to scOIc. bat the hits
needed to make the last connections To enable
the men to tally were not To- De had, and the
team went To the bat III the ninth inning with u
vhitewash staring them in the face They
Kilsied the pill Of defeat b. making two runs
Curtis and Dowj hat safely. Halh-IJ sacrificed
aud Mclaughlin lined one out tor a base. scor-
Washington made 10 hits and errors and
Louisville hits and errors.
NOTES
St. Louis tomorrow.
shannon will not play any more this year.
Mclaughlin comes ~ as frsm Syracuse. He
10 q batter.
Donovan was secured at last and he will sign
for next year.
The talk about Wards coming here reminds
Old Inhabitants u: = certain ghostly deal CON
sammated away back in the dark ages. perhaps
1oO3. when Walter Hewitt had to do with the
game
The Statesmen play six games in St Louis
VIII they get one of them. he odds are heavy
against the chances.
Suteiiffe l. to PLAY first base permanently
next year. where lie will do very we'll lie
should have been pat there IN the place OF Nc
Query as soon a. he arrived
The signing OF DOEuyln and Mclaughlin
puts the Washir gton list Of n-u secured this
season up very close to forty.
Donovan Is a jewel lie Was wanted early in
the season. before II began III fact. Lut &c
slipped through sam Trott fias,Is.
An euterpr7sing base bail manager has
started a movement 10 forIa al exhibition team
OF players, ali of American birth lLd uame, to
Dc toured and exhibited Is freaks In foreign
parts ne II year.
There lie talk Of letting Shauvo.. 20 as soon
a. the season closes II Il Thought " s,lne OF
the enthusiasts here that lie has not dome auv
good 10 the team Perhaps lie has rot done.
any more than keep his head above the water
but when one THINKS Il the terrible haullc.l..
under which he labOred when IL ar-I,c.. q.
taxing the team Oh til hands 81 ~ der. VINO
IN tlrn, hal taken II IRON. Irott and thar -,
the slccessio.Is there had been bat leg.,ciy. uf
games lost TO be handed down. q - no wou!e.
that ShannOns showing h1- not been brilliant
lie lid hot come here 10 win the pruI.aut Lu.
10 Keep the team gJIa-, rI..ily I..iIl ia, ,ra
o. the season, aaG ~ Pst n j.. slC,. shape .Or
next year. Tie certainly has .1u,, ,Lat and
teat Il goo. de..i
The OlympIcs d. !e.,tcd the Hyattsyilles YES
ter.i-y ~ Capitol PARK ~curc ?. To = The f.,t-
u-Cs Of the game Ee-c tn, glI-roGnt: ri.. il.c OF
Chamberlain AID The fiu,. pitching o. i;enard
both Of tie Olympic. !his - tie Last -iIl,
That the OlymlIc> play :ns season oefOr, the,
play the e. Il 4. Tor the chan. .OIlshlp of Tia,
Distri-t
DAVIS Els WH-EF.
Rettge- had ,hc hes; 1f :us pitchers battle
~ ST. LOUIS yes;crias ~ ,r.ti.-I stages. 4
double piay ~ t.ycns and Com. Ayy III the
rftb saved the game - ;le ErO~Es- The e.hor
Ieat3ros We're re aIi-Esn.d playing VI ruIler.
Hsl!nts, SJcJO-ta aud iiulyry.
Again tine i;L!:imu-y- were beat Il ~ their
numerous errors .ul JlII yaukev's hard hitting
IT no stage OF the game were the visIto.s "A Al.
l.eiPsr Of Columbus VAS Hn "a : mari TO- the
Boston.
EIs,ie pitched. New York won. oh. for
raore RuSsie-. ycllc,. tie CrEuk-. Tho home
tain again put NJ old-t'n.e ...IEe Ire iield
sAl their h.t. wee .rE. bat thty We, telling
ones. Until tie .ish,n irIi"g chicago could
not touch the No'irg cycIOne. al. thei. oaly
IsI'; msas IN t;.at iraine. was earned by
do.5l. aud a triple.
Aside from Wsvd he Sorl Of the 2rooklyp.
WAS very indifferent The score stood q tie
When Cleve!art started ia tii,i. ninth inning
After three errvr- had been made Of easy in
neld hits and = Dase E5d been given on ball
the visitors scorvL tE,.r winning run
Boston and ilttsuU:s llayci a tcu-i.nir, tic
game I'Arkisc>s coming pat q stot, t. f,ir-
Their play. Hal IL not been ior errors ly Iallv
aIi shusast Il he eight iEiing the Pirates
would have won the game. IEu .O.il. hitting
of the visitOrs ,he feature
An error Of McPhse IN the thru; inning gave
tile PbiLadeiphiss three runs The other three
runs we're secured ~ gcoa ba:una And 9uoG
tg.z.aGLI IN running bases.