Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-21
YESTERDAYS GAxRs

At Philsdelphia-Boston, 8; Philadelphia, s.
At Baitimore-Sew York, Q; Baltimore, o (for-
fei).
Rain prevented the Warrington Brooklyn
the Louisville-Chicago and Cincinnati Pitts
burg games.
WHERE THEY'LL PLAY TODAY.
Washington at New York; Philadelphia at
Brooklyn; Baltimore at Boston; Cincinnati at
Cleveland; Chicago at LouisvilIe St Louis at
Pittsburg.
Mulvey's damaging errors lost Philadelphia
the game, s'aiey being batted much harder
than Carsey. The Bostons played without a
fielding error.
Capt Van Haltren of the Baltimores stopped
playing at ) O'Clock in order to catch train
for Boston. Capt. Ewing said he bad not been
notified Of any arrangement to stop. The Bal
timores, although ahesd-6 to s-Fefused to
play and Umpire Mabouev gave the game to
New York. II has been protested. The rule
says that the ''home club shall be compelled
upon proper notice to the visiting club to be-
gin the game 314 hours" before the time of de-
parture of the last train which the home club
can take in order to reach its destination IN
time for the next game. Three hours and
half before $50 the time the Orioles we're IN
tending to leave. is 2:25. The game did not be-
gin until $780, The Baltimores clearly violated
the rule in this respect even If Manager Powers
was notified, and have no right to the game:
The Nationals left for New York last night to
open the grounds there this afternoon. Cap
| pas band will be present and, weather per-
uniting. it will be a great occasion. Those who
| went were Mcclure, Milligan, Dolan. knell,
| Killen. GastrIght. Larkin. d. and II. Richard
| son, Dowd, Radford, Duffee, Hoy ard Dono-
van. Knell will PITCH today and Rusie will
probably 60 in the box for New York. After
| three games the Nationals will return to play
| games here Monday and Tuesday with the
| Phillies, and on Wednesday postponed game
| with the Bostons. Then the nine goes west, to
| be gone mouth.
Ex-Manager Bsrnie witnessed the game in
/ Baltimore yesterday.
President STICKY has signed Browning to
play left field for Louisville. Weaver Will
hereafter do backstop work.
The Louisville club has released Catchers
! Cahill and Hess
/ Second Baseman Halman Of the Philadel-
phias is confined to his home with a threat
ened attack Of congestion OF the lungs.
| Bufinton will probably pitch the first game
at Boston for the Orioles.
asst sunday.
IRWIN TAKES CHARGE.
Mr.. Barnie has retired from the management
| of the Washington Base Ball Club IN accordance
with the demand of the Wagners. and Arthur
| Irwin will Join the team at once. Mr.. Barnie
| did not occupy his usual position on the bench
\ on Tuesday, the nine being under the direction
| of Capt. Richardson. Irwin in the morning
\ signed a two-years' contract with the Wagncrs.
Whether 1t has o thiriy-days notice clause ill
! it is not known.
Mr. Barnie greatly regrets leaving Washing
[ ton. Il like the people and the city and the
| team" he says, and l would have liked to be
| associated with nine that will be so success
| full as am sure this will be. | carry with me
the most pleasant recollections of this city. As
to my plans. well, cannot say just now what