Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-08-18
National League.
YESTERDAYS GAME.

| Gil rested on second and the crowd stopped
| yelling. This was in the fifth, and there had
| boen two other runs made already in the in
Ming. The five runs thus tailed, four of which
l were started by bases on balls presented by the
| good-natured Chamberlain, prac tically won the
| game. though it took the good efforts of Nc
| Cauley in the seventh 10 land the homo club in
/ the final lead. The big first baseman had ut
! terly failed in his attempts to bat up to that
| time. but lac had good opportunity in the
| seventh with SUtcliffe on second. The ball he
hi. went TO the trees in right center. and had il
| not hit n trunk 1t would have been good for
| four bases. Three we're enough. however. and
| the fourth was obtaincd on bad throw by
| Chamberlain to catch the runner at third.
1T WAS GAME OF GREAT LUCK
| for Washington. the visitors outbatting and
outfielding the Statesmen. That the score was to
8 in favor of the Nationals was due most largely
| TO the work OF the young men whom Manager
| Wood put in the box to pitch for his team. The
I fret one lasted two innings. and III the second
| he was hit safely three times and two runs were
scored. Murphys two Dagger along the right
\ line capped the climax. Then Sanders WAS
taken out ard Wood thought he was doing a
smart thing when he put Chamberlain in. The
| substitute was all right for two innings but in
| the fifth he became very wild and sent four
men to first on balls.
| Foreman did good steady work for Washing
| ton, and showed his usual good Judgment.
Mcclure caught him and did all right on the
delivery, but he was OIL in his throwing and
let in two runs by his poor work in this respect.
THE RUNS.
The visitors scored one in the first on a sim
gle by Wood, an attempted sacrifice by Nc
Iamany, which Foreman fumbled, and then
| two other real sacrifices by Larkin and Mil
iigan.
! Each team scored two in the second. WASH
ington,s runs were made on safe hits by Hat
/ field. Foreman and Murphy after two men were
out, helped by an error BIZ Mulvey On Alv ord' .
grounder. There was but one Athletic man
out when Muieey hit to left center for q couple
| OF bags. Cross went TO first on balls and
Sanders hit TO right for a base. Woods sacri-
| fee to Griffin let Cross in.
Neither side scored in the third, but in the
| fourth the other side took two more. Mulvey
hit TO right and went down on Cross sacrifice.
Chamberlain struck out and Wood hit a
grounder to Dowd that would have been pie
| had il not taken n bad bound over Tommy g
head. Wood stole and scored on McTamanys
hit TO left. Mac stole second and Larkin, who
went to first on balls, was forced by Milligan
on hit to Dowd.
Then that fifth inning came along and started
of with Foreman and Murphy going to first on
balls Dowd hit to Chamberlain and the run
ners went ahead on the sacrifice. Griffin hit
to Mailman. Foreman Tailed on tho error that
resulted and Murphy on Griffin's steal. The
next two men went along to first on bad Geliv-
cries, and with one out McCauley had chance
to score some runs. But his foul was taken by
Mulyey and the chance was transferred TO Hat
held- who accepted IT, The ball went sailing to
left center and rolled pretty well out. Three
runs were scored the hit. Avord hit to
Corcoran and was out at first
THE SCORE TIED.
In the latter half of the sixth Cross hit to
| right and after Chamberlain had fouled ont to
Alvord, Wood lined safe one out to left and
was satisfied with putting Cross on third. Hat
| field so handled Nc Tamany grounder az to hold
Cross and put Wood out at second. Wood inter-
ferred with Dowd' s throw and the double could
not be made. McTamany started to steal and
| MCGUIRE throwing low on purpose, did SO with
| a vengeance, and Gross ambled home easily.
| Then few moments later Mcclure thought he
saw q chance to nab McTsmany and threw to
| Hatfield the ball going over Oils head into
| center. while McTamany went home. Larkin
| kept up the agony for . second by hitting to
| right for base. but Milligan flied to McCauley.
| The score was tied.
Washington went ahead in the seventh.
| Griffin Was out when Satellite drove cannon
! shot at Corcoran, making first on the hit.
| Mcclure sacrificed to Mulvey, who wanted to
| throw 20 second. but no one there. Nc
| Cauley found fine bali and hit tree in right
\ with 1t. Three bases were made legitimately
and fourth when Chamberlain sped the bail
| TO the new bleachers on the throw in. A sharp
/
the run, Aivord was out to Mel amany.
| GOOD Squirt.
The visitors made desperate effort in their
half. Mailman lifted a fly to short left, for
which Murphy. Hatfield and Alvord galloped.
Murphy shouted that he had mortgage on
the ball, but Hatfield was afflicted with deaf
ness and the force of the collision swung the
ball out of Murphy's hands to the trees Hall
/ man on third when ii was recovered Cor
coran lined a hot one TO Hatfield, who, eager 10
/ redeem himself, froze to il and held Mailman
while he threw out the runner. Mulvey's
bounder was in the same direction, but more
difficult but it made no difference to Hatfield.
| who took il and sent i. humming to McGuire
| in time to cCt off Hallman, who doubled and
cut back 70 third. He was touched out and
| then he knocked the ball out OF Alvord's hands
but Kerins sew the trick and called him out.
Gross tried to score Mulvey. who had gone to
| third, but his ball WAS foul and far out and
Patrick Murphy took it after splendid run.
Foreman reached second in the eighth on a
/ base on balls and \ sacrifice by Murphy but
died there. as Dowd and Griffin flied out For
the visitors. Alvord went in front of Hatfield on
Chamberlains easy groundcr and made a
| fumble, and the runner finally worked his wav
around on . scratch hit by Wood, q lucky
bound ilto Tommy Dowds ear and clear
single by HcTsmany. Wood tried TO get 10
third ON the hit, but was thrown out by Sut-
| cIiffe to Alvord. Dowd Hatfield and McCauley
completed double on Larkin's hot liner
In the ninth, with Sutclife out, Mcclure was
given first on balls, but was forced by MeCauiev.
and HATFIELD flied out. Withtwo out in tn. lat,
ter hall on grounders TO Hatfield and Alvord,
Corcoran sent bowling fly to center, which
was taken by Griffin on a hard run.
Washington made 8 hits and errors and the
Athletics ii hits and errors
OTHER GAMES.
Louisville won again, making q squirt in the
last inning and inishing up four runs in the
lead. Columbus could not bat. Fitzgerald
and Ryan and Gastright and Donohoe were in
the points. The Colonies made IL hits and 1
errors and the Buckeyes hits and errors.
Boston had case Of second wind In the eighth
inning and Tailed four times on hits. winning
by the score OF runs to Tor Baltimore. Tn,
points were filed by Burlington and Murph,
and McNahon and Hobinson. The Orioles mad,
hits and errors and the Beaneaters IL hit,
and errors.
DALL SorHA
No game today.
Milwaukee is now . fixture.
Milligan was fined s25 for back talk.
| Bierbauer wants his release from Pittsburg
A rumor says Eiteljorg will 60 back to Omaha
Munyan and Zeiss have been released by st
Louis.
HalligAn. having been ordered from Cincin
natl, may now come here.