Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-23

%EJk II the game of the day bsfor,
@HIE was close and exciting, thai
Of yesterday was much more
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mendous crowd out TO see the
last contest Of The series. The men batted the
ball all together aud made several very neat
bunehss Of safe ones that scored runs and took
the team out Of reaching distance at the end.
10 vss Paul Hines day for popularity, for he
took the crowd by storm with his tremendous
drive for three bases in the ninth inning with
two men ahead Of him, Just at . time when
runs we're e. precious ss jewels
TIE BArrzRIEs
we're Foreman and Mcclure and Daley and
Ryan In the ninth inning, after the Louis
vile folks had managed TO tie the score, Man
assr Chapman thought that he would make
sure that the home team did not score any
more, and 90 he put Mr.. Ehret into the box. to
be chagrinsd to the tune of base on balls, a
sscrifce and three-bagger, to say nothing Of
two errors behind him, resulting In three runs
Foreman pitched magnificent ball for five
innings, and during that time the visitors made
but three scattering hits that were unpro-
ducuye Of runs In the sixth the people from
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came too a.. exeept 10 rssult in A tls in tbs
eighth
II, SCORING.
In the drst inning, after Beecher and Burns
were out, Hines went to first on balls, to second
by thsft and third on wild pitch, scoring on
Neousry's safs hit along the left foul line
Me9uirs also made . single. but Davis hit to
the pitcher. For the visitors Donovan hit for
. base into right, Cahiu sacrificed and Davis
made tumble on Weaver's ball This put a
man on third and one on second, but Beard
says Aeousry foul ay and Wolf hit TO Hat
nsld to retire at first 1t was crawling out Of
very msn hole.
Wssningson made another run in the second.
datnsid went to first on balls and TO second on
Wild pitch smith sacrificed very neatly to
DALEY and Foreman lined . safe one out into
ieft, on which Hatfield scored 1t was another
close shave for the other side again in the
second bali. Iaroque was given his base and
Cock hit safely, 90 as to put him on third.
Cook tried to steal second minute later, but
Mcclure nailed him between the bases and he
began 70 dodge back and forth, 80 as to let
LAroque IN McQuery, however, Sd ,wed his
the ball 70 Davis and drove Lsrooue. Who had
been shy, toward the rubber. Davis made a
pretty throw homo and the runner was out at
the plate. A Wild pitch put Cook on third.
put tne next TWO men went out
NEAT DOUBLE PLAY.
For the next two innings the home team
could not score on account of . coupls of v~rv
neat double plays that prevented men from
reaching second. The other side, too. went ont
pretty much in order, and the score stood two
TO nothing st tn beginning OF the fifth Smith
led of the fifth wi b . scratch hit over second.
but was forced on ~ Foreman Then Beecber
Burns and Hines a,1 made :. clean singls and
two runs were SEQ ed. B:rns was thrown out
at the plate on . fool:Ih attempt to make home
from second on Hines hit to right. For the
visitors . man reached third on an error Of
Davis. steal and hit by Weaver. but no one
scored.
The sixth gavs Washington one run and
Dagger down tn, LETT line and be wa. throCn
out At the plate when he tried to score on Hat
oslds hit 70 third Smith then put a ball at
arSt 90 hard thatit went clear through Iaroone
who had relieved Cook in this inning. ShinnicR
going TO second, and on to tie fence. Smith
made three bases with ease, but failed in an
ehort 70 make homo run out Of the hit, being
thrown ont al the plate. For Louisville Wolf
hit TO lsft for two bs:ss and Laroque hit 10
sigot Tor one, wh.'a gave ths runner third
n9s oufns ,et tne nau go through his legs to
Shi,d ~ ,...aa III TT osse ana went TO
and another run Al ica.t .eer,sd .r 10 Ins . o .
next three men flied out to the geld. Beecbsr
making . very pretty catch
WICKED START
Tbs ssventh vas ...,tea a. :, Al.
- '"e none ssam
so1ia n'A.s nsn uozen or more. Foreman
his one 70 hard That 10 struck the left fence
with o resounding crack and the runner made
third Beecher sacrificed by long Nv 10 CEN
Yer that was beautifully caught and Eurn. hit
for base to center. Hines was in for a hit
but Burns was too fresh and WAS thrown on,
trying to steal Then Paul struck out. The
visitors made one also in thei- hale On a s;nols
into left by Weaver, q scratch hit that cayomsd
OF Foreman BY Beard, q steal of third hv
Weaver. and McGuire's high throw into M
neld- Beecher returned the bali in tina IN
catch Beard at third
Warrington went out In order In thu eighth
and the latter half began with the seors sfand'
ing to s. II closed with a tie. Two SINGLES .
triple and . tvo-bagRer did the work sidsS ~
two sacrifices and a wild throw. Ia-oons la
with . thres-bass hit into right and S6innicI
and Ryan followed with singles thea, man h.
ing helped around BY McGufre's bad throw 10
second. Daley sacridced. az did Donovan anS
Cahill made a nrettv tUo-bass HIT intoIat, a,onS
the line that went 10 the fence Tbs va 80
third when the ball that Beecher tbrsw N hi .
tree Weaver was out from pitcher to first
WON ~ THE NINTH
The excitement was intense when the local