Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-14

knell let down in his delivery yesterday in the
NTH inning, with the score standing to in
favor of the Washingtons. Two men we're given
bases on balls and these were promptly batted
In, for kneH could not work" succeeding bats
men and had to put the ball over the plate.
Then that batting streak that seizes nine In
the most unsccountable way struck Won der
Ahes job lots and they slugged with the great
est ease. 1t was leather-hunting contest for
the Senator's Then there were several close
decisions on bases, and these when they were
costly were given to the -sisitors. When they
didn't amount TO much-a ball or q strike
they were given to the home team. To crown
all Hoy muffed an easy fy that let In several
runs After six runs had been batted in Fore
man went into the box. He bad Jared about az
badly. Foreman generally takes an inning TO
get into his stride and by the time he had set
tied down the Browns were well in the lead.
In short, they scored eleven runs in the inning,
the only error being Hoy's muf. run Was
also let in through Foreman's turning TO speak
to the umpire just as Milligan returned the ball
to him.
Mcclure was badly hurt In the side by
throw from the outield and was compelled TO
retire, Milligan taking his place. The Senators,
although away in the rear. set 10 work 20 cut
down the lead. They ripped out doubles
resulted what the old-timers like TO see-a batting
game. Miiiigan lifted a home run and a double,
Donavan a three-bagger and a double. Fore
man and Dowd triples. Then Radford, Hoy,
Richardson and Robinson got in timely singles
and the score was run up to II.
They couldn't quite reach the Is. though
Larkin in the ninth nearly tipped high one
over the right field fence. This would have
given three more runs. However. il Was down
on the books TO lose one game to the St. Louis
crowd II We don't have any experimental
players in the game today We should win.
The most unpleasant feature Of the game was
the childish and disgusting exhibition Crooks
made of himself. II would be interesting TO see
how quick an umpire with backbone would sup
press this nuisance.
Other games resulted:
At New York-Cleveland, 10; New York. g.
AT Brooklyn-Brooklyn, 8; Chicago, o.
At Boston-Cincinnati, Z: Boston, s.
At Philadelphia, IL; Pittsburg,
At Baltimore Baltimore, s: Louisville, 8.
lhe Clevelands had an easy time of il with
the demoralized New Yorks and won as thew
pleased in the presence of a small and Disguised
crowd. The forest city boys took the lead at
the start and were never afterward headed
They batted King hard enough to earn all but
two of their runs
The Brooklyns defeated the Chicagos yesterday
in the most approved style. They outbatted
anu ou'nelueu their opponents ana shut them
out without run. DUNCAN was the only one
OF the visitors that successfully gagged Had
docks delivery.
Boston could not hit Mullane at any stage.
and all of their runs were made principally on
errors and bases on balls. The visitors won the
game in the first four innings, finding Staley
very easily and earning five of their seven runs
Browning. Mccarthy and Lowe made great
catches and both backstops did fine work.
Smith was unsteady at times and the Phillies
rule followed with hits and won easily.
The fielding of neither side was anything to
brag Of. Delahanty made his first error Of the
season. mutt Of an easy fly. Attendance
2,l65.
The Baltimores put up a poor game behind
McMahon, but managed to win by timely bat
were very costly. The fielding of WEIGH. Gun
son and kuehne were features. Attendance,