Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-23
LOST AT PoRKOPoLIs,
The Cincinnatis Win q Game From the Sem
atOrs in Twelve Innings.

The Cincinnatis Win a Game From the Sem
ators in Twelve Innings.
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nv 'uo .'o'o VI '"o iourN" inning yeS'eoAy
tne senators appeared to have the Cincinnati
team beaten, the score standing to in favor
Of the visitors, but the home team made two in
the fifth and two in tho eighth t;e;no the score
and in ,he ,.s. h.,t =, .ha tna,,,h .r;.t n,,
ont. O'Neill knocked ont a tbree-baopor and
Holl;dav's single brouobt i, tho winning r,r
The feature of the game was s.Ruo,, uoIndav,s
batting. he hitting Dnrvea for two SINGLES and
two bomers and br;no;no in al, ~ the al, rrrs
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" -. nine' IN ohe 'ni,u INNING ai'er Duryea
nao struck out, hadioro got ms base on balls,
powd beat MS bun. and Iwitcheils three
McGuire's single. In the fourth Milligan's
high Fly gave him second and Richardson fol-
lowed with hit 20 the left-ield fence for four
bases. Sullivan pitched to ATahoney for Gin
cinnati and Duryea to Mcclure for Washing
ton. The home team made II hits and the
visitors 9, each side making errors. Dowd
made three hits and the rest of the team. Hoy
and Duryea excepted. one each. Twitcheil
caught eight fly balls in left field and had one
assist.
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Two-base hit-Milligan. Three-base hits-Mc-
Phee, Twitchell and O'Neill. Home runs-Hol-
liday CO and Richardson. Stolen base-Lathnm
(2) and ONeilL. Double play-Smith. McPhee
and Comiskey. First base on balls-By SulG-
van. 8; by Duryea. 2. Hit by pitched ball-By
Duryea, i. Struck out-By Sullivan, Z: by
Duryea, A.. Time OF game hours and 20
minutes. Umpire-Mr. McQuade.
OTHER a,nrs
1or LOUISVILLE, the orioles failing TO secure hit
off him. The home team hit Mcmahon for
eight singles. two-bagger and two three-bag-
gers. The visitors scored twice on errors
Merritt and Robinson caught The Baltimores
made one error and the Louisyilles four.
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Earned rnns-I ou;svi,Ie Two-bose hit
pro T rhns1 lou Sitl 2. nwo. J s nv.
Stolen bases-Bassett, Whistler and Stoyev.
Double plav-Stricker. O'Rourke and Su.clitfe.
First base on balls-Off Sanders, 3: off McMa-
hon. 2. Struck out-Bv McMahon, 1. Time of
game-1 hour and 35 minutes. Umnire-Mr
Lynch.
The Colts had no difficulty in hitting Rusie.
earning of their 7 runs Each side made 10
hits and error. but the hits of the New York
team we're scattered ones. Hutchinson and
Ki.tridge and Rusie and Mcmahon occupied
the points.
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and Arson First haze ON haIIs oE pnS;a o.
off Hutchinson Hi nv n;tcb,J hau M
gan. Struck out-Bv Ru,ie. 7: by Hntchinson
2. Passed ball-NcNIuhon. Time of p.me-1
hour and As minutes. Umpire-Mr. Emslie.
Brooklyn's terrific batting forced Ehret ont
of the box in the fourth inning at Pittsburp
Manifee. late of the Wilkesbarre State League
team, taking his place. but receiving the same
treatment The visitors made eighteen hits
and one error and the home team six hits and
eight errors. Mack caught for Pittsburg and
Kennedy and Foutz pitched to Daley for