Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-17

effective against the Statement yesterday. and
a. the Latter were playing very ragged bail they
Fad no difficulty In losing the game by the
score Of to .. MI three Of the visitors runs
were made on errors. and at no time WAS there
any reason for Car-ey. who attended to the
deliveries for Washington. to feel that il was
through him that the game going to the
other side. He pitched one OF those great
losing games for which he is getting to be
famous. game in which he is not hit hard. nor
even IN punched spots. but vet with such a
miserable support behind him that the game Is
gone despite his best efforts Carsey has
pitched so MANY of those games this wear that
the thing is getting to be tribe monotonOus.
Ii Is not his fault. however.
GOOD START.
Washington started as if to destroy Mr..
Mains Peace of mind. Murphy went to first
on balls and after Dowd had sacrificed Sattery
and AlyOrd each hit safely scoring Lawrence
Patrick With one out and two ON bases
Mcclure, Who played right field. struck out
and Nct}uery. after several trials to bang the
ball over the fence, flied TO left. The visitors
scored their first run in the third inning.
Whitney had flied out to Murphy when Mains
put slow grounder to Hatfield. and beat the
ball Seery put one ut AlyOrd. which WIS
fumbled- Mains going to third. Then Andrews
sent another down in the same direction. and
AlvOrd, trying to catch Seerv at second. threw
badly AMI Mains scored. Seery gOint, to third
and Andrews to second. After Vaughan had
been given first on balls. thus filling the bases
neat double play between Hatfield, Dowd and
MeQuery retired the side without any more
runs scoring The same men did another
double play IN the fourth. In the fifth the
game was thrown away by Washington through
bad neld work. Whitney had fled out to Nc
Cure, when Mains dropped another fly in the
same territory. which Mc(iuire. after a good
run. mufsed. Seery next planted safe one in
right and McGuire. making good stop of the
roll, sat down in the soft earth and arose with
large Trademark behind him. Mains went to
third Oh the hit and scored the next minute
when DOwd muffed LOhmans throw to catch
Seery on the run down. Seery kept on and
scored. Slattery failed to pick up the bali in
time. After Andrews had struck out Vaughan
hit safely To lett and let Murphy do his turn in
the error column, the runner taking second on
tumble. Caravan flied out to McQuery Two
runs were scored.
GOOD CHANCE.
In the sixth Washington had the bases full.
but could not score MeCiuire and Hatfield hit
safelyand Lehman was given first on balls when
two were out. Carsey poppedupa fly to Carney
and the side was retired. In this inning AIyorI
did some good work. making a beautiful! stop
of kobinsons liner and assisting in a very neat
double after Johnston had put safe one in
left.
In the seventh Murphy made safe hit. The
ball hit the plate and bounded so high that
the runner made first in time. He stole
second and third. the latter time without outo-
slt'on. AMI after DOwd had struck out-this
happened while Murphy WIS on first-Slatterv
hit To short and Murphy was caught trying to
The visitors made desperate effort to score
IN the eighth. but without success. Murphy
made = pretty catch of Andrews long foul and
Hatfield made u bad throw of Vaughan :
gEounder- Caravan put a two-basger into
right and Vaughan went to third. Robinson
ried out - AlvOrd and Johnston gave Hatfield
az easy Sroundcr that was cared Tor.
An IxCITISG FISIsH.
The ninth was very exciting and the home
team came within a scratch of winning. Some
folks hay the blame of the defeat on Murphy
iO- taking too MANY chances but that is a mat
Ter OF divided opinion Lehman put hot liner
through Canayau to start oil with. Carsey
made a sacrifice 10 Robinson. Lehman was on
second AID Murphy banged one AT Robinson
That car0mej of his shoulder into left center.
Lehman went to ;hIrd and scored when Whit
hey frunblrd DOwds bOunder. The ball was
Ieit IN thc alley between second and Third and
the latter bag was quite uncovered. There was
hut one man between him and the base and lie
~s- Rot looking and Murphy, thinking to take
every chan OF an escape III the general ex-
CIT, ment. mate a plucAy dive for third. but
Wis touched III passing 10y Canavan. who had
run over and picked up the Uau Just in
time The POrhOpolis joy was immense.
Robinson executed an Omaha dance on
second md the crowd thOu.hte SLY hiSse,l
MUrpLy for doing that which every ball PLAYER
L. supposed 10 10, take even chances. Had he
made third Oh the play he would have been ap-
Piauded heartily a. -agaci1us runner. 4. was
merely ctse vi Ea-G luck SllitCry made q
snap single over secOE. that pu; Eogd on
tlat os.r,. and the feet mar from Boston soon
stole Thru. MyoTi nigh. have scored him and
thus tletI the .cvve, possibly winning the game
but Lac cot.ld uOt gel the bali out of the reach
y, ai.'N Az and >iaitvry WIS forced At second.
Washington Made " hts and . errors and
Cincinnati hits and 3 errrors
YEsIIKDLIs GAMES IN urHER CHEZ
Only for three innings were the LOUSY lie 5
in yesterday game at Boston. In the fourth
Boston tJok the lead ON a base GU balls. four
hits and MID throws by CahnL Louisville
batted % Irlen hard ami might have won had
Burlington not been substituted. Bail Daley
WAS released tO,lAy.
The Athletics victorious progress Was
checked b. the Columbus t.a III al PhIL,delILI,
YESTERDAY by hard and consecutive hitt,rts at
the night TIME The heItIns Of both teams wa-
excellent
Both the Orioles and the Browns PLAYED with
. out error yesterday at baltimore. line game
Sas won by The former by timely batting The
contest exciting from start 10 finish IN.
FEEDING AT times Was brilliant.
lestsrdaN game At chicago with Boston
although stubDOTniy contested OUe. was char.
aete4IZod by lOos. and careless drldins ON botl
sldes- lie game had few I.Iterestiis;; feature.
beyond the fact that 1t was - twe!ye-inElly
affair.
Gleason inability TO pnt the ball over tile
plate Is the tale that tells the story of the
Phl4.ies defeat in Cincinnati yesterday. Other
Wise the Quaker lad pitched a good game keep
ing the eight hits made off him well scattered
Mullane pitched IN oli-time form and had his OF
ponents AZ his mercy Both pitchers were well
supported
Inn keefe was placed in the box FOR tn,
Giants yesterday at Cleveland and Was hit un-
noEenully throughout the game. Every mar
had 4 whaek AT him, some Of them several and
D. the tine the last man out in the last III
ming the once great Timothy was presumably q
sadder and wiser man The Giants pIaye. d
good game IN the field and did some good sticl
work, but in the face Of the terrific cannonsdina
they received at the hands of their opponent.
~ awaited them nothing.
PittsbuIg and Brooklyn played two games Al
fittsburg yesterday, the hrst being won by tine
home tearI- the second by the B:idegrooms
In the first game W&rl ard Umpire Hearst haJ
hot words and the BrooAlynite was fined I'll
and ordered out of the game. The Bride
groOms had the game vel IN ha I'D until the iiftl
raa:uS. waen HaRIoas sluggers tied tie scor,