Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-08
DOWN. DOWN. DOWN.
The National Ball Teams Tenth Consec
tive Defeat.


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FUN WITH THE sESAroRs-orHEh REAL GAMES
rEsrERDAr-wHAr rs NEEDED TO MAKE THE
HOME TEAM srRoSe-Hov THE cLuBs STAND.
In sharp contrast with the ball game of the
day before was that of yesterday between the
Nationals and the st. Louis Browns, which
probably was as totally devoid of interest as
sueb a game could nossibIv he The only mat
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the feast after tine second inning had been
played was Munyans bald head which he acct
dentally showed as he ran for a foul After
that there was sometbing 70 wish ror-tb.t no
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spea.ihs' was 10 :, anu unnecessarily speak
ing. it was in favor Of the visitors
There Was hardly time when the game was
in the least doubt for the cyclone struck the
earth so soon after the umpire began the bust
ness that all hopes and chances of the Senators
being in it at all were shattered, it might be
said from the very start The other side had
q real good time at the bat making two pitch
ers of the washingtons wish that they had
never seen base ball. The batteries were
Nsrscy anu heUuiie anu Sn'etss anu poyie
All not ,sst x.rv Ions To- Ma tool ca-ssyss
place in the third and Hart went behind the
bat in the fourth. Neal relieved Stiyetts for
st. Louis in the fourth, the game being won be-
yond all chance then The visiting team also
shifted around promiscuously in the third BOYLE
going to first Comiskey to right and afterward
to left. Munyan up behind the bat and McCar-
thy into left from right and then back again.
THE STORY OF THE SECOND INNING
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Lyons was MT py pHcned Dali, ana then NC
COmlekey a
each, and In the melee visner and Dowd made
iumpies- suvetts was NIT, put was thrown out
at second on Egans hit to Carsey, this being
the hrst out OF the inning Hoy put ball
through Hatneid, ana the bases were Iuii
uner MT 10 snort, put no one couid De eaugnt
~ sne piate. Munyan strnek out anu Lyons MT
ior base INTO lett ana Fuller ana hoy scored.
mccarthy hit to the lett fence Tor four bases;
.he. ha. sons i IT,. .aIsp y, s,a "h;nh
served once for the same purpose for a hit by
Mcclure in an earlier game. Now that the
visitors have prohted by this piece OF laziness
on the part OF somebody the heap may be
dragged out when the bases had been cleared
put out at first by Hatheid Nine runs resulted
from the slaughter.
IN THE rHrpD.
Warrington scored one moor little RIM in the
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In smith. VINO was NIT oy the Dali. Carsey
was changed IN TINS inning and Mace went into
.i Doh, put, although ne managed 10 Keep the
niIs more scattered tnan Carsey did. ne dld
not Pitcn glit-edged BALL In the third inning
tnree runs resulted. three singles, Wild pitch,
errors py beecheI and Dowd and two bases on
pals, one OF whlcn forced In run. AFTER that
ne settled down, and though he was hit for
pase, at least, In each inning the support be-
Mnuva LIN, 80 '1 LII auI as aoMh' IN tne min
and McCartbV a Sonble S1, oniE ons r,n ~
scored. In the sixth BOYLE led with a three
base hit and Neal sacrificed to Hatfield and
.hen Egan mt Tor base He was neatly
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