Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-02
sAruRpAYs GANEs.

SATURDAYS GAMES.
At CfncinnGti-Cincinnati, Z; Washington, z
At Chicago 5; Chicago. o.
Al Louisville-Brooklyn. 10; Louisville, 2.
At Cleveland New York. 5: Cleveland, A.
At ST Isouis-Boston. 8; St Louis. 3.
Al Pittsburg 10; Baltimore, 1.
YESTERDAYS GAMES.
St Louis, 6; Washington, 4-Umpire McCrum
was the feature o. yesterdays game between
Washington and st. Louis. He was guyed IN
Incredibly by a crowd of 600 cranks for
numerous bad breaks. Ulrich took Radfords
place at short and did very we'll Score:
washington. 900 101 20 o.
Batteriss-St. Louis. Dryer and Budd; Wash
ington, Gastright and Milligan. Base hits-St
Louis. IL; Washington, IL. Errors-St Louis,
3; Washington, l.
Louisville. IL: Baltimore, 2-The Louisvilles
had no trouble in defeating the Orioles yes
terday. Fitzgerald pitched his first champion
ship game for the Colonies and was very effect
i've. Weather fine. Attendance. 5000. Score:
Louisvilie...-.. I 5-11
Batteries-Louisyille, Fitzgerald and Grim;
Baltimore, Cobb and Robinson. Base hits
Louisville, IL; Baltimore, 10. Errors-Loais-
vile, 5; Baltimore. 8.
Cincinnsti. u; Cleveland. 9.
McGill pitched a fine game against Cleveland
w.
Cincinnati knocked Cuppy out Of the box in
i've innings. The weather was warm. Attend
snce, 1900. Score:
Cincinnati .1 5 8 o o o o PIP
Cleveland. ...2 o o 3 o s. 9
Batteries-Cincinnati McJiill and Mullane
aud Doyle. Base hits-Cincinnati, IA; Cleve-
land, q Errors-Cincinnati,8 g; Cleveland. 8.
NOTES
Arson il now trying to find rule which will
let HIM skip Cincinnati altogether hereafter.
Cliff Carroll is well up in the thirties, but in
spite of that fact there Is not man in the BUSH
ness that can give him three yards in 100. He
is a. fast today az he ever was and is playing
great ball.
Washington has quite killing kombination
in Knen, killen and Kilroy.-Philadelp
Press.
Capt Danny is said to have covered himself
with glory yesterday.
Hardie Richardson has signed with New York
and will join the team at once.
Hoy made disastrous error yesterday. Up
10 this time he has not been released.
The st Louis Browns are in a thoroughly de-
moralized condition. The other night they sat
around on the settees at the Gibson House as
If they were in trance. Il want your batting
order for tomorrow game, said the score card
boy, as he put his head in the hotel Office door.
Icannot give it to you until after the high court
holds its regular daily session in room As to-
AaWfoW HoruAuS- 1oOuucss kuOWs tutTc may
be three or four Of US given tickets on the hog
train by thai time. You don't know what may
occur in twenty-four hours" said one Of the
team.
Tommy Dovd is playing q great game. He
Is running bases like Ward and is swapping up
base hits In Q greedy way. He also gathers a
few foul fies.-Philadelphia Press
The Washingtons are great sacrifice hitters.
and all three runs scored in Mondays game
we're made by Standardization Post The
FIRST result of Twins msnagement-Philadel
phia Press.
Hardie Richardson will strengthen the New
York team--Philadelphis Inquirer.
Pitchers Haddock and Lovett are having a
dead easy time Of is this spring, but it's cost
ing them something like $40 a day to vindicate
their personal ideas of base ball salaries
The Brooklyns will begin playing Sunday
games in q short time. President Byrne told
Director Cato just before he left for Pittsburg
that he intended to fall in line. He said he
bad only held of this long en- account of New
York, which it now seemed would also play
6undaya IL is even said that he arranged sew
eral Sunday dates with the Louisyilles.