Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-25
DOWNED IN LOUISVILLE.
The Senators Carefully Attended to by Il
Colouels-Other Games.

The Senators Carefully Attended to by the
Colonels-Other Games.
The Senators and the Colonies dallied with
each other yesterday on the grounds Of the lat
ter in the presence of 5000 people. this being
thought to be a very small crowd for Sunday.
and the Senators were not in it. The score
was s to in favor of Louisville. The game
was an extra one. played in place of one Of
those scheduled for Louisville later in the
season.
The game was won by Louisville in the first
inning on little wild pitching and come lucky
hitting. and after the home team had scored
four runs the contest proceeded with almost
absolute evenness. SO that the result was really
in doubt until the finish The batteries were
Bakely and Mcclure ard Ehret and Cook
Alvord played third for Washington and did
excellently. his work being called Feature"
Lehman played in Buris' place in right and
second in the absence of Dowd, whose hand, it
is thought will be well enough to enable him
to play in St. Louis tomorrow.
IN THE FIRST INNING
Beecher reached third base on four balls, Lob
mans sacrifice and passed ball, but could not
score. Louisville scored four runs. Donovan
was hit and went to third on Bakelys wild
throw to catch him mapping. Laroque was
given his base and Donovan scored on Hat
fields error on Cahilrs hit. The bases were
full when Beard went to first on balls and Cook
hit to left for a base, scoring two more. Beard
scored on n hard ball that Ryan pounded at
Hatfield, which he cleverly stopped, but could
not throw.
There was some hard luck for Washington in
the second, for. with the bases full. Hatfield and
Alvord having hit safely and Bakely going to
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was nabbed by Beard and Hatfield was touched
out. In the latter half of the inning Donovan
waited for four bad balls and went on to third
org wild pitch, scoring on Viewers sacrifice.
Donovan made his third run and the last one
for his club in the eighth inning, when he made
a single to left, went to second a sacrifice by
Weaver and scored on Laroque's hummer over
second base. The Senators made what seemed
to be squirt in the ninth, for, with one out,
Hatfield smashed the ball for two bases and
Smith was given his base. Bakely gave Beard
an easy grounder and the side was retired on
double play
Washington made seven hits and two errors
and Louisville eight hits and two errors. Hat
field made the longest hit of the game, dou-
BILE, and led the home team in batting by max
ing a single also. The other hits were made by
Beecher, Lehman, Foreman. McQuery, Alvord
and Smith. Bakely gave nine bases on balls
and struck out two, while Ehret gave five bases
and struck out three. Bakely also had wild
pitch.
IN OTHER CITIES.
The only other game played yesterday was in
Columbus, where Baltimore won by the score
of to 8. The Orioles were behind throughout
the game. but made three runs in the ninth in
ming, and there was no one out when the win
ming run was made. The batteries were Nc
Mahon and Robinson and Dolan and O'Connor.
Baltimore made hits and / error and Column
bus hits and 2 errors.
The Athletics and Mike Kelly's men tried
their best to play game in Cincinnati, but
after one inning had been almost finished both
mines were arrested by the superintendent of
police and taken to the nearest station, where
theywere released on bonds of $500 each. which
were given by Mr.. Otto Z. Belts. trial by
jury will be demanded and there will probably
be disagreement. There was no dissatisfac-
ton on the part Of the spectators because the
game had been spoiled. for each had been given
a ticket at the gate good for admission some
other day in case the police interfered. They
do things up to the handle in Cincinnati, where
Sunday playing has been reduced to a science.
GAMES PLAYED sATuRDAE.
American Association.
At Baltimore-Baltimore A.; Columbus z.
At phia-Athletic. Z; Cincinnati, 8.
At Boston-Boston, Z; st. Louis, /.
At Observation-Disclosures.
National League
At Chicago Chicago, o; Philadelphia, 8.
At Cleveland-Cleveland,9 8. Boston, 2
At Observation-Disclosures 2; New York Z.
At Pittsburg-Rain.