Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-19

The Washington Team Loses . Game ~
Louisville-Other Games Yesterday.

The Washington Team Loses Q Game 1t
Louisville-Other Games Yesterday.
It was the old, old story at Louisville yester-
day, the Senators hitting terriAcally-at the
ball, but only hitting 1t safely three times. The
Colonies, on the other hand, had no trouble in
hitting Abbey safely eleven times, three Of the
hits being two-baggers. OF the three hits made
by the Washingtons, Dowd secured two and
Milligan one The home team made three
errors and the visitors one more, Radford,
Milligan, Berger and Richardson being the
offenders. Sanders was very wild, giving five
men bases on balls, two of them scoring. The
Colonies won the game in the ninth after two
men were out on Sanders single, Berger's
muh of Milligan's throw to second of Browns
groupder and Taylor's double to left. Grim
and Mcclure caught.
louisville. ....... IA
Earned runs--Louisville, 1. Two-base hits
Jennings,' Sanders and Taylor. Stolen base
Radford. Double plays-Jennings and Whist
Ter; Grim and Whistler, and Richardson, Berger
and Milligan. First base on balls-By Sanders,
8; by Abbey, 1. Struck out-Whistler, Rad
ford, Abbey and Berger Passed ball-McGuire.
Time Of game--1 hour and so minutes Um-
pire-Mr. McQuaid.
OTHER GAMES.
The St. Louis pounded Stevens numerically,
the Orioles pitcher being hit for twelve singles,
two doubles and three three-baggers. Hawke,
the Browns young man. was hit for seven
Singles and one three-bagger. Moran and Gun
son did the catching. st. Louis made one error
and Baltimore six.
Baltimore MI 90 o . 8 "a
Earned runs-St.Louis, 9: Baltimore,2. Two
base hits-Werden and Moran. Three-base
hits-Glasscock, Carroll, Crooks and Shindle.
Home runs-Carroll and Werden. Stolen bases
Glasscock. Werden. Carroll, Brodie. Van Hal
tren and O'Rourke. Struck out-By Hawke, 6;
by Stevens, 8. Passed balls-Moran. 1; Gunson,
l. Time Of game-1 hour and SO minutes.
Umpire-Mr. Barnie.
The Bostons at Pittsburg got but two hits
up to the ninth inning. Then after two men
were out Kelly and Nash got bases on balls.
the bases with three-bagger. The latter came
home on wild pitch. The visitors made three
hits and one error, and the home team five hits
and one error. Nichols and Kelly and Ehret
and Mack were the batteries.
P pass ......2 Q Q %
Earned run-Pittsburg. Two-bsse hit
Nichols. Three-base hit--Lowe. Double PLAYS
Kelly and Mack; Donovan and Beckley. First
base on balls-By Ehret, 4; by Nichols, 1. Hit
by pitched balls-Tucker and Mack. Struck
out-By Ehret. /; Nichols, 2. Passed ball
Mack. Wild pitch-Ehret. Time of game, 1
hour and 20 minutes. Cmpire-Mr. Wilson.
Brooklyn played an errorless game, but the
Chicagos outbatted them ~ to 10 and made 6
errors. Chicago apparently had the game won,
but Dahlen was taken sick after the sixth and
Caravan went in. That started the row. Two
hits, three errors base on balls and sacrifice
sent in five runs in Boston's seventh Arson
knocked out two triples, a double and brace Of
singles. This and phenomenal catches by Decker
and DUNCAN were the features of the game
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kinsOw occupied the points.
Chicago ..........O 2 1 l 0-5
Brooklyn .......O OOO1 $500
Earned runs-Chicago. 4. Two-base hit
Arson. Three-base hits-Anson (2), Ront and
Burns. Stolen bases-Decker, O'Brien and
First base on balls-Of Hutchinson. 2; off Had
dock. 4. Struck out-By Haddock, 5; by
Hutchinson, 8. Time Of game-1 hour and IS
minutes. Umpire-Mr. Snyder.
At Cincinnati the home team secured but one
hit off weighing, while the Phillies touched
Chamberlain up for nine. Each side made
three errors. Vaughan and Cross oficiated be-
hind the bat.
Cincinnati. .......0 0 o 0 0 o 0 90
Philadelphia ......1 0 2 0 2 OO2 x-7
Earned runs-Philadelphia 8. Stolen bases
Hamilton (2), Thompson. Deiehanty (3). Con-
nor, Cross and weighing. First base on balls
BY Chamberlain, Z; by Weyhing. 8. Struck out
ny chamberlain, 3; by weighing. !. Passed
ball-Vaughn. Time of gnme-1 hour and so
minutes. Umpire-Mr. Lynch.
With the score to in favor Of the Giants,
the Clevelands knocked out six runs in their
half Of the ninth, while the visitors failed to
score in their half. Each side made nine Lifts,
and two errors were made by the Clevelands
and six by the New Yorks. GARRISON and Zim-
mer and King and ORourke were the batteries.
Cleveland. .... / 0 0. 0 0 o. ell
New York.. 2 0 o 90 O-6
Earned runs-Cleveland. 2; New York. g.
Two-base hits-McKean, Virtue and McAleer.
Three-base hits-Childs. Home runs-Davis
and Virtue. Stolen bases-Virtue, McAleer,
O'Connor, Doyle and d. Lyon. First base on
balls-By Clarkson, l; by King, 6. Hit by
pitched ball-Doyle. Struck out-By Clark
son, 3; by King, q Wild pitch-King. Time
OF game-2 hours and minutes. Umpire-Mr.
Emslie.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS