Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-21

The results Of yesterdays games follow;
Al boston-Boston, y; Washington. rfrst
game). Boston, 5; Washington, (second
game).
A. pit,.eurg. Cleveland, 8; Pi.tsburg, =
hPhilsdelphia Philadelphia. 2; Brooklyn.6
Al Chicago-Cincinnati, Z; Chicago, T.
AT bsltlmore-New York. Z: Baltimore s.
At ST. Louis-St. Louis. 3. Louisville J.
The clubs viii play today as follows.
New York At Washington.
Brooklyn at Boston.
Cincinnati at Chicago
Pittsburgh at Louisville.
baltimore at PHILADELPHIA
Boston won both games yesterday In the
hrst Emslie was hard on Knell and a few hits,
combined with bases on balls gave Boston the
game, as Nichols was effectivs' Dan Richard-
son made the record 81 the season. accepting
nineteen out Of twenty chaliScs. The weather
wss warm Attendance l.462.
The Senators started OF in the lead in the
second game, punching hits and running bases
nnely. Abbey got ratified in the fifth aad gave
two bases on balls. which were followed by
three hits, giving the Bostons the lead and the
game. Donovan's fielding phenomenal
Errors on the part of Van Hnltren IN the
second inning and few timely hits IN the
seventh gave the New Norks the game western
day. Crane pitched fine game for the visitors,
except the fifth inning, when he was hit for four
bits. The attendance was 0Ss
Philadelphia defeated BROOKLYN Yesterday
afternoon IN heavy batting game by making
It's hits well together. The fielding of both
teams was superb. Griffin. Ieiehanty and Allen
especially distinguishing themselves. Attend
ance. 3,2l9.
IL took ten innings 20 decide Yesterdays game
at Pittsburg. the Cleveland'- winning on A
muied ny by Smith in the field. Attendance,
1,19O.
The Browns defeated the Louisyille's hnndily
yesterday, Meekin's curves were readily solved.
Attendance; 1.s0O.
The Chicagos put up a miserable game at
the finish in Chicago and the Cincinnatis won
IN canter. Cincinnati won in the fifth. when
three errors, four hits and a wild pitch sent IN
five runs
The Boston management started in Yesterday
to cut down the salaries Of their plAverS
Harry Stovey was given his release outright.
Charley Bennett refused 20 be cut down about
600 per month and will get his walking papers
today or the next day.
John GARRISON and Kid Nichols were Informed
that their salaries would be cut or releases
given. They are thinking the matter over
Three or four more Of the men will be ap-
preached and asked to stand a slight cut
Stovey is at liberty 10 sign at once. Lowe
will now play left field regularly.
Hanlon has signed Stricken for Baltimore.
hanlon found Stricken opposed TO signing with
Baltimore, but gave him a nice talking 20 and
the little second baseman finally gave in. He
was given few days leave Of absence TO visit
his home at Cleveland and Will join the club by
Thursday.
httsburg signed Terry yesterday and will get
Genins and Donovan before the week is over.
Genins had signed with Cincinnati three weeks
ago and was loaned to Indianapolis. The latter
would not give him up until President Young
wired President Brush a scorching message.
The New Works left for Washington last
night.
Chicago and New York are n tie for sixth
place.