Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-09-02
MORE BAD PITCHING.
This Time KiiIen Was to Blame-W ashinG-
tons Field Well.


tons Field Well.
Owing to Eillens wildness Yesterday another
same was lost by the Nationals. 1t was tight
fight and everything counted Our boys play ed
=. sri game and FiIlen at tines pitched well.
Fourteen Of the Cleve,aud5 were left on bases.
which shows the artlcle Of ball put Up by the
N..Shiuctons. The home team made ten hits
and they were vel scattered The fielding was
of TIE frst-class variety. and notwithstanding
the home team made twice rs many hits az
Washington and only half as many errors. yet
they won by only one run.
An three runs were primarily due to Killens
v.lJHess. n the first Childs was given his
base on halls. 4 steal. Radford's muff of the
throw to catch Childs and McKean's sacrifice fly
AID Childs had scored. In the seventh Virtue
took first on balls and was sacrificed to second.
O'Couu0r scored him With safe hit. In the
ninth Nc tleer took first on Killen's wild throw
AID q unuor scored him with thTee-ba gger.
For Washing, on HOY scored on a single.
D5Ud'5 sacrifice and Zimmer's high throw to
secoud. L.a-kin hit safely IL the seventh. Nc
Cure lid the Same and Richardson followed
s'Iit. scoring Larkin. DUffee tried to bat Nc
GEire m. but Chids made great stop and
thr0w and caught Nac at the plate.
The folding OF the Spiders was phenomenal
at tines and turned basehits into outs. Larkin
played for The first time III long while and
hated we'll. Score:
n. vylaul....... o 0 o 0 0 o Is
Washingtcu...... 0 @ o 1 o 0 %
E--utd us-Washington. l. Tvo-base
hi. Davis. Three-base -O'Connor. stolen
base CLiIds. Burkett. Duffee. First base on
balls kil.eu. 3: GARRISON. /. Hit by pitched
bail tE.i.ls. Struck out-By Clarkson, =; Hill
Ion. q Passed baIs-.immer, Mcclure. Wild
pitches Eiea. Time-2 hours. Left on
bases Ciev- land, IL Washington, 6. Umpire
LIZ. tiClfuCy.
Inability to hit Hawke lost the Phillies yea
erdly's game at st. Louis. With three men on
base j. the fourth and no man ont the Young
-vir,Cr lint out the visitors by striking out
thee men IN succession. keefe pitched forNhe
Ihiiiics.
Il. Louis...-..- 0 l 0 %
IEiiaieiphia. o 0 o 90 o.
Earned ruu-St. Louis. l. Two-base hits
.u'Eue and Allen. Stolen bases Gleason,
ErgGie and Mailman. Double play-Hall,nan
Allen and CounOr. First base on balls.G1
Hawke. &; OF keefe. 3. Struck out-By Hawke,
.; by heeie. ). Time of game-1 hour and 40
minutes. Umpiro-Ar. MeQuaid-
fi,1ars men took brace yesterday and
PLAYED all around the crippled team that the
Gr.ut- presented. The fielding Of Brown and
Jennings was the feature. Clausen and Crane
i.lcLci and Wa hit the oftener. The Giants
played q poor game in the fiela-
iauiSyiile...t @ u 4 1 X
Nav York.. o 0 o 0 0 0 %
Iwo-tase EJis-iiurke and DOYLE o. Stolen
(. bases Brown. 3; Jennings. .; Whistler. 2
Merritt. Doyle. ii. Lyons. . bouTke and Burke
Ffrfer and Whistler. Whistler and Basse,t
First ba-c on ball.-Of Clausen. 3: OFF Crane g.
I Hit Dv pitched 5ali-WCsyer. Struck out-By
'iauecn. .; bv Crane. 3. Passed Dals-Merritt
I amt Hoylo 7. Time Of game-1 hour and &c
minutes. Umpire Dir Snyder.
Cincinnati made enough hits yesterday tc
van any game aud enough errors to lose IT,
Pitcher Sullivan. however. continued his record
a. a mascot and the Reds won the game
| Com:saey battej like icpd." driving IL
runs ahead Of him each time. Foutz pitched
Tor Brooklyn.
Cincinnati. l 0 3 ] XII
B-ou,Ivn...... . 2 = 0 o /
Earned runs Cincinnati. 3: Br1oklyn. 3
iwa-to-e hi,s-iajham. Holiday. Comishey
Wood @Gd torCoTaI.. Iuroe-Jass hits-Wopd
~ia.,a. SiahoIsy ana BroutLeTs 90. Stolea
I tgss- Latham. CumisScy, . Brien 81
, l;-guihers AMI G. Daley. First, base or
Z be"s by -giAy... 3: by Kennedy. 6: by
: 'su.y. =. "a, Ds'fitch I'd bali-By Sullivan,
struck ont-4y Sullivan. !; by Kennedy, 2; By
I ! o-.-s. !. Passed balls Aiahoney. !: Cor
Daley. ,. WIZ IitcAes-Sri!ivan ]: Foutz
Inc o. game hours and 10 minutes. I'm
Z L'ra-Iir. BCsI1s.
Chicago winning strc&s was broken by POs
+ tr- Yesterday afternoon. The Colts forced
+ .Ec .-;.fce upon the Dsantaters. four Of their
I'VE PUBS beng scored b. errors. Nichols and
III ra-lSou pitched.
I Boston. ........ o 9 0 l O..
Z t-l---J........ 0 2 0 l 0 0 O.:
I.1r.ai runs CLil.So, 5; Boston. L. Three
base Kits hutchinson, Cana. al AID Camel
sole. base Long. Louule Pl.y-Parrott. un
.ssisf.d. Ii-sJ base on balls On Hutchinson
q. Struck Out by Hutchinson, 6, b. Nichols
Z. Time q game hour and 80 minutes
Cmyi-e-llr. E.csiie.
Hit-sSlr.; Won yesterdays game from Balti-
u1o-s by hitting King hard that he had tc
I retire aIie- the seventh inning. Terry. on the
4 9--cr hand. pitched good game for the hont
-s.aI-
[ Eai' more $500. o o o o 0 O o
Earned runs Pittsburg. 4; Baltimore, 2
! I~O-5a=e hits-1iiiler. Shindle and Gunson
| Three. base nits-3liler and King. Home run
I jicrbsver. Stolen bases-SIiller ~. Donovan
I OBJ. ~hCgsrt (2). beckloy and Van Haltren
/ Double play ShUgart and Beckley. Bases o,
/ balls BY Terry. ). Hit by pitched ball
/ Donovan and Shugart. struck out-By Terry
I ?; by Nickery. 4. Passed bail-Cunson. Vile
/ Vitcbes-ierry. 1: Hing. Z. Time OF game.
hours. Cmpire-Mr. Lynch.
/ STANDING OF THE CLCss.