Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-24
BASE BALL.

against Wards BroOklyns yesterday, but were
unfortunate in making their errors. OF the ak
runs scored by Brooklyn Ulrich was responsible
for two runs on his errors, Radford one and
Richardson for one. Knell pitched and kept
the ten hits made off his delivery well scattered.
Duffee made remarkable exhibition of fielding
IN the fifth. returning Haddock's hit to the left
field fence quick enough to keep HaddOck on
first. Radford and Ulrich made enough errors
TO take the heart ont of any club, and the only
wonder is that the boys put up such o good
game. Ii has been suggested that Jerry Denny
be tried at third. Denny was quite anxious to
come here early in the season and said that all
be wanted was trial. In nine of sober and
earnest players Denny might do well.
Brooklyn. 0 o o 2 0-6
Washington ......0 o o o o o 1-5
Batteries-Brooklyn. Haddock and Kinslow
Washington. Knell and Mcclure. Base hits
Brooklyn. 10; Washington, T. Errors, Brook
lyn. 2; Washington. 4.
Chicago, A.; Pittsburg. 5.-Hard hitting. after
costly errors by Arson and Dahlen in the sixth
and eighth inning. gave the JOnahs yesterdays
game. Weather fine. Attendance, 1000.
Chicago ....2 o 1 0 o o.
Pittsburg. ...O OOO0 500 x-5
Batteries Chicago. Gumbert and Schriver
Pittsburg Baldwin and Miller. Base hits-Chi-
cago, 3: Pittsburg, I. Errors-Chicsgo, 4; Pitts
burg. 6.
Cleveland, 5; st. Louis. 9-The poor work of
Davies and Cuppy in the box gave,the Browns
an easy victory yesterday. Attendance. 400.
St. Louis. ........O o 8 90 x-S
Batteries Cleveland, Davies and Cuppy and
O'Connor; st. Louis. Gleason and Buckley.
Base hits Cleveland. 8; st. Louis, s. Errors
Cleveland, s; st. Louis. 2.
Louisville and Cincinnati played two games
Yesterday and broke even. The first game was
pitchers battle, in which Mullane came cut
with first hOnors. Mullane. inspired with his
victory in the first game. thought he could do
| the feat in the second. but the Louisvilles got
on TO him in the fifth and sixth innings and
pounded out seven runs. Jones pitched very
effectively for Louisville. Weather cool. At
tendance. 3.167.
Louisville ..O o o o o o 0-1
Cincinnati. ..0 o o . 0 IA
Batteries-LOuisville. Stratton and Dowse
Cincinnati Mullane and Murphy. Base hits
Louisville, 5: Cincinnati. 8. Errors Louisville.
f. Cincinnati, 0.
SECOND GAME.
Louisville .0 0 5 2 0 O x-7
Cincinnati 1 1Ol 90 90 O-3
Bstteries-Louisvilie Jones and Dowse: Gin
cinnati. Mullane and Murphy. Base hits-Louis-
vile. ID: Cincinnati. 0. Errors-Louisyille, q
Cincinnati. 4.
Philadelphia 8; Baltimore. Except in the
first and last innings yesterday the playing on
both stiles at Baltimore was brilliant. MeMa-
non pltcHeu 1Or the OrlOies ana gave the Hhll-
lies five runs III the first and the game.
Baltimore O OO1 o. o 3-5
Philadelphia ......5 / o i 0 rs
NATURALIZATION and Robinson: Keefe
and Clements. Baltimore. 4; Philadel-
phia. 8. Errors-Baltimore. Z: Philadelphia. 2.
Ex-Manager James Macmillan of Baltimore has
been appointed league umpire to do substitute
work in place of McCrum. Macullar il To get
the first vacancy in the ranks of the six regular
members of the staff. who are assigned daily
He umpired the game in Brooklyn yesterday.
Mahoney IL sick and Gaffney has been called to
his home in Worcester. Mass, by the death of a
child. Ex-Menager Barnie has been proposed
for place on the staff. Mr.. Barnie gave up
the house he has so long occupied in Baltimore
yesterday and removed with his family to
BROOKLYN. n. Y.
Today's Herald says of yesterdays game
Ulrich at third base was weak as dishwater.
He wore glove as large as a dashboard, but he
couldn't stop clock. His bad tumble in the
first inning gave Brooklyn a run, and another
squabble with the leather in the seventh and a
wild-eyed throw beyond Mcclure at the plate
were responsible for two more.
Danny" Richardson-New York cranks call
him ''Dan"-looked lost In the Senatorial ..ag-
gregatlon. He made an error and looked
unhappy. Once be allowed his jaws to move
fast electric dynamo when Um-
pire Macullsr called HIM out at first on what ap-
parently was a scratch hit. but it all went for
nauRlt-
Paul Radford did some great base running
He stole second and third in the third and sec
ond in the seventh and eighth innings scoring
two OF the five runs. Dummy" HOys batting
was timely. his two singles sending in three
, runs.
Sharp FEELING by Brooklyn saved the game.
An interesting game was played at Capitol
Park yesterday between the y. VI. G. C.'s and
the Olympics. in which the former club won BIZ
10 to 4. Batteries Bernard and Chamberlin
for Olympics. Rowan and ucCann for Y. NJ. c.
{. Hits-Of Bernard, ); off Rowan. 6.
WOULD call your special attention to the rnle
of tne carriages and harness tomorrow morning
May %, 1897. at IL o'clock a. M. at the New
York Carriage aud Harness Exchange, Nos 1881
and 1888 H street northwest. where will be
found an unusual collection of fine carriages
and buggies.-Adct.
Rock ESoS SPRINGS and mineral baths will
open June II. A. $. Pratt, proprietor. See
advertisement.
Best excursion of season to Marshall Hall by
Light Infantry on Manchester, this evening
Adrt.