Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-02

The batteries were Healy and Townse nd and
hl.len and Vaughn. Milwaukee made eleven
hits and Baltimore eight and each made five
errors.
The score was 9 to in the ninth inning
against Columbus in Boston. There were three
men on bases and Twi,chell hit foul that
dropped over the fence a couple Of inches to
the bad. The hit if fair, wouid have cleared
the bases ami tied the score. but it did not do
/ ANY thing of the kIad and the game went to the
Beaneaters b. the score named. The points
were filed by Brien and Murphy and Sullivan
and Dowse- Columbus made ten hits and four
errors and Boston ten hits and one error.
Der boss team was defeated by weak batting
In Philadelphia. to l. weighing and Cross
and Stivetts and Darling were the batteries.
Suvetts could not get the ball over the plate
except so that it could be seen by the other
batsmen and ne is responsible for the defeat
along with weyhing. who pitched superb ball.
~. Louis made four hits and two errors and the
Athiencs eleven hits and three errors.
MOTIFS.
Louisville today.
We lead by five points.
Chapman did not want to plav.
Davis skipped his warrant and went to Balti-
more.
There were / $50 people present at the game.
The Orioles are waiting tor Shortstop Walsh,
who has not shown mp vet.
shannon has signed a new pitcher named
Cassian, late of the Philadelphia league club.
who YVES released to reduce expenses so that
Tin keefe could be engaged. He did good
work there.
Louisville will play today and tomorrow and
ON Friday Baltimore is to come over for post
poned game, the one that was scheduled for
August t. Columbus begins the series here on
saturday and two games are to be played for
one admission, the first one to commence at
o'clock.
Rain checks were given to all who wanted
m hot fh.. ar1a th..
management seeing that the people were en-
titled to some choice of either remaining or
not The number Issued. however, was very
small, as most folks preferred staying to see
the Colonies, whether they had their dinners or
not.
kerins was like breath Of balmy air after a
blizzard in comparison to Davis who did mis-
worst work OF the season while here. He
started out well enough but he became afflicted
with over-confdence and lost his eyesight.
There was some surprise expressed when tho
Colonies drove up in their street clothes, and
many censured them fer not dressing on the
train Manager Chapman, however, said that
nc did not expect that there would be time to
play and so he did not take the trouble OF put
ting on the uniforms. He was telegraphed to
by The home management at Baltimore to have
bis team all ready foI game. but he missed
the message. he Says. He should have been
ready, vic ther it was dark or light, late or
early. when lac arrived, for he was due here and
he knew that Washington was waiting for him.
Ii would have served him right had the game
been forfeited.
\ great d=al of fun was afforded during the
game by the antics of a little darkey whom
Idrphy had picked out of the crowd and WAS
coaching behind Lin ont in the field. The lit
tie fellow was a bundle of rags. and executed
some great movements in the Mobile Buck.
which be danced between the innings to Muir
ply pattIng. He served a mascot, and he
dII his part we'll lie had all OF the shakes
\.
funny.
The Georseto WIS defeated the Wharf Rats
September /. 1891, by the score Of to 0. The
wlnhers would like 10 hear from all clubs whose
me nibers are under fourteen years of age. Ad-
dress challenges to C. SMALL 29lS NJ street north
west.