Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-07-01
National League.
ANOTHER DEFEAT.

'Weak batting" got in its fine work again
yesterday in the game in Boston in behalf Of
the Senators, and the result was a score Of is
to in favor of Boston. Carsey and Lehman
and Daley and Farrell were in the points. The
fielding OF Washington ragged and the
Bostons batted freely. Hence the result. All
four runs made by Washington were scored
in the fourth inning when Daily, Hatfield and
Lehman Went to first on balls, Alvord and
Carsey hit for two bases each and Dowd hit
safely for one.
Daily and the umpire had seance and Daily
retired from the game owing the association
S65 Snyder took bis place. Boston scored
one in the nrst, six in the second. five in the
fifth and four in the ninth. Washington made
four hits and SIX errors and Boston fifteen
hits and two errors.
OTHER GAMES.
The Giants and Phillies gave a splendid ex-
hibition of ball playing yesterday at Phila-
delphia. Both pitchers were in fine form and
did great work, but Rusie always had the best
OF 1t. he pitched an extraordinarily strong
game. The Phillies were not able to do any
| thing with his curves, of which he gave them a
great variety.
King pitched a great game in Chicago yester-
day for Pittsburg. AnsOns men could not bat
him at all. The visitors hit Stein hard at times
and but for the sharp fielding of the home
club would have rolled up more runs. The
fielding on both sides was frst-class Several
brilliant plays were made.
Radbourn of Cincinnati was too much for the
Cleveland spiders yesterday at Cleveland. They
touched him up at times but their hits were
scattered and the excellent fielding Of the Reds
held the visitors down to three runs while the
Cincinnatis punched their hits for four runs,
winning close and brilliant game.
The Bostons and Brooklyns played close and
exciting game at Brooklyn yesterday. 1t wa a
pitchers game, each of the players occupying
the box being very effective. In the eighth
inning the Bostons scored their only run of the
game. Nash reached first on butt and Hem
ming high throw. He scored on a sacrifice
and single by Tucker. Errors by Tucker and
Nash and Collins single gave Brooklyn a run
in the eighth. In the tenth inning Staley weak
| ened and was batted for three runs.
The Orioles hit Sanders delivery hard yes
| terday, but the Athletics batted McMahon
when hits were needed and they won in conse-
quence. Beecher made two hits, one being a
two-bagger.
McGill pitched great game for the Browns
| at st. Louis yesterday, the Louisvilles getting
only three hits while Meekin was pounded for
eleven. Both mines felded well with the ex-
| day.
Columbus pounded Pitcher Mains delivery
| yesterday but the players put up a listless
| game and kelly's men had no trouble in win
ming.
AMATEUR BASE BALL
sunday morning the Hayseeds defeated the
Stantons of East Washington by 9 to 0. In the
afternoon they defeated the Toll Gates by "a to
6. They would like to hear from all clubs with
! players under eighteen years. Address chal-
/ lenges to 63l 1lth street northeast.
The Laurel Ball Club will play two games on
| the Fourth of July, the Baltimore Juniors and
| Chntonville Club. There will be large picnic
on the occasion given by the Laurel Military
| Band.
| The Credentials defeated the Bashful Juniors
Monday evening by score of IA to 0. The
| Credentials will accept challenges from all
| teams whose players are sixteen years of age
and under. The Credentials have not been
| defeated this season. Address all challenges to
| Joseph II. keane, ZIG Sd street northwest.