Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-04-25
sArURpAY's GAMES.

New York. a 66-5 81 Louu..-A lIb
SATURDAYS GAMES
At New York-New York, g; Warrington, !.
New York. 4; Washington. s.
At Brooklyn-Brooklyn, IL; Phiiadeiphia,
Brooklyn. 2: Philadelphia. 2. Cen inningsy
At Pittsburg-Pittsburg, A; St Louis, 3. PiA-
bufg. Is; st. Louis, 8.
At Observation-Disclosures, Il; Cincinnati &
At Chicago-Louisville, 9; Chicago, 0. FH-
feited by reason of Chicago's failure to ctar
the field
At Boston-Boston, IL; Baltimore, Z. Bossn,
10; Baltimore, 9.
The nationals lost the first game with be
New Yorks on Saturday through failure tohit
Rusie's delivery. and won the second through
opportune hitting, Dolan's effective pitchinsAt
critical moments and excellent fielding. hell
was put in against New York the first gxne.
and the Giants did not find him hard. lose
on balls, tumble by Larkin OF grou,der
and a steal resulted in a run. New York sceed
again in the fourth inning. Fields wen to
first on balls, and was brought home by Ly,ns
triple.
In the sixth O'Rourke led off with siisle
Lyons duplicated this hit and Bassett followed
with a triple He scored on Boyle's single
Two more came in the seventh. Hoy ms&ed
Cores fly. which yielded two bases. Eving
then cracked q home run, bringing Gee in
ahead of him.
new last Cdiuc III thc
Hardie Richardson slipped and fell rs ht was
running for Boyle's fly and Boyle secured hreo
bases Rusie's Single brought him home.
Washingtons only run was scored II the
seventh. Hardic Richardson popped up y In
short right field He went to third He
CURES single and scored OH Dutfy's sacrifofy.
Hoy opened the second game with dable
and scored OIL Danny Richardson's sings to
right Gore reached first on Dowds mutt his
high Ay. O'Rourke scored Gore with sige.
The orator tailed on Lyons triple. IL the
second Duffy reached first on balls. and lowd
followed with three-base hit. Dolan's slgle
scored Dowd The score was tied in the 9Th.
Lyons singled to left. BasSetts sacri1c' put
Denny on second, whence he scored on Bcio's
double.
In the eighth Washington won the csne.
Danny Richardson singled to left. LyonsWild
throw of Larkin's grounder put Danny on
third. Miliigan came along with threebase
hit and two men in front OF him scored. New
York tried hard to win in the ninth. LIONS
led off with u two-base hit. Boyle's snse
scored the third baseman. King knockedup
high Ay and collIded with Larkin. The ater
muffed the ball. and Boyle started for seend.
Milligan picked the bali up and sent it to Ianny
Richardson in time 10 force Boyle. Ulpire
Hurst then declared King out for iatertfing
with Larkln and the game was over.
MANAGER IRWIN ARRIVES.
Arthur 4. Irwin. the new manager o the
Nationals. arrived this morning and wet out
to the grounds to witness the practice we]k of
the team He Joined the club in New Yck on
Thursday and saw Saturdays games. He
speaks in high terms Of the nine an bays
that only by the bad weather has
their team work been retarded 1t
is hard-batting team. he says, and unoubt
eddy is composed of fine individual p!yers.
What Washington people want to seeIsaid
he. sis good ball playing and games won You
can rest assured that all my efforts will e di-
rected to these ends" Mr.. irwin had
just received dainty little gift from
the University Of Pennsylvania beg
an indication of their appreciates OF
his work with their team. It was Acket
pencil in the shape of a base ball bat. al is q
beauty. Mr.. Irwin took sixty young feileSs in
the winter, and out of green material orgoiZed
"a team that defeated Harvard for the fri time
in its history, and has been the wondeDf the
amateur base ball world this year. Tbt. Of
P. never knew such base ball enthusiasm
TALK OF fHE BLEACHERs.
Dowd is playing good third base and hit
ting we'll
Sixteen thousand persons saw ConSkey's
men defeat ST. Louis, 10 to 2, yesterdas t St.
Louis.
Inc Georgetown University nine deated
the GAG. nine on Saturday by 6 to 3twins
to better all-around playing. The gae was
not advertised, few knew Of it and nsmany
spectators were present.
The eastern clubs will begin their los berries
today before starting for their first tri b the
| west Baltimore plays IN Brooklyn, Beon at
New York and Philadelphia at Wasogton.
In the west Louisville is in Pittsburg. hicago
| in Cleveland and st. Louis at Cincinna.
Kilroy will go into the box today forhe Ma
| tionals.
Louisville is said to be negotiatingfbr the
| services of Pitcher Haddock. who has bus far
| refused to sign with Brooklyn at tn SALARY
| offered.
Rhines started to pitch his first gam or the
Cincinnatis on Saturday and was bsttk out Of
l the box in the first inning.
And now for first place,
| Cincinnati heads the list with two Fsts of
the season." for the Reds took part irshe first
| extra inning game. and also receivedAe first
| coat of whitewash Of the season.
| liking" Kelly is twenty-five pound Fighter
than he was last year. He is looking line
/ condition.
| Four clubs Of the Eastern League We after
Coughlin, late of the New Yorks, ars Presi-
/ dent White was anxious to sign him n Provi-
dence. The player refused to sign asOntract
unless he could go where he pleasedend he
decided to go to Syracuse. This priege was
/ granted him.
Pete Browning is in the game agar hnd the
bleachers throughout the country wifesOund
with the cries Of whoa, Pete" tfscoming
| summer.
The report that Donovan has bee1eleased
by Washington is incorrect He u merely
| relocated to the bench temporarily. 4
| Mailman, Delehanty and Esper W left at
home.
Arson says that the only way to b Tarara
Won der Abe is to do it with an ak.
| The Young Dowds have organized ID would
| like to meet clubs whose membersfe under
twelve years OF age. Address chall4es to A.
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