Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-05-04
YEsrRRpAY's CANES

YEsrrRpAr's GAMES
Pittsburg and Brooklyn split even. Ware
consented TO play two games yesterday at Pitts
| burg with the understanding that the frs
would be protested to test President Young
| ruling on section As Of the constitution
Pittsburg won the first After . close tusslo. In
| the second Inks allowed the home team only
one hit CALVIN retired after the fourth inninl
| and Camp came in. Rain stopped the game a
the end Of the eighth. Attendance, $500
| Score:
rIstsburs .........o 1Io2o o..
| B~tteries-Pittsburg, baldwin and Mack
Brooklyn, Hart and DAILY. Base hits-Pitts
I burg. 6; Brooklyn, Z. Errors-PittsburS, 8
Brooklyn, 4
SECOND GAME.
Priitssurs ..-....-.--SS 20 O.:
| -Pittsburg. Calvin and Camp and
j Base hits-Pittsburg. /; Brooklyn, 10. Errors
Pittsburg, 4; Brooklyn, 8.
| Boston, 8; Chicago, 0.-Staley pitched great
game yesterday at Chicago and receives per-
feet support, shutting out the Colts without a
ghost OF . chance to score. Only one OF Capt.
Anson's men saw second and but six OF them
reached first. Long. Cooney. Cnnavan and
Kittridge carried of the honors. Weather
threatening. Attendance. l.lOo. Score:
Chicago. .......0 o 0 o 90
Boston. ....l l 0 1 Ks
Battcries-Chieago, Hutchinson and Kilt
ridge; Boston. Staiey and Cancel. Base hits
Chicago, 8; Boston, 8. Errors-Chicago, 8;
Boston. 0.
LouisvilIe.4; Baltimore, 0.-Stratton was very
effective against Baltimore at Louisville yes
terday, letting them down with four hits. The
home team hit Buifnton whom hits meant
runs. Several hard showers during the day
put the grounds in bad condition and kept the
attendance down to 100 Score;
Louisville. .......0 0 0 0 D o.
Baltimore. o U o 0 o 0 90
Baltimore, Buhinton and Robinson Base hits
Louisville. IL; Baltimore, 4. Errors-Louis-
vile, 1; baltimore, /.
The game at Cincinnati yesterday was called
at the end of the second inning on account of
rain. The score then stood New York, 4; Gin
cinnati, 4.
The Cleveland Philadelphia game was post
pored owing to wet grounds.
1t is said that the Waguers will drop . couple
more Of their high salaried men.-tPhiiadel-
dropped TO reduce expenses after the gener-
Gus patronage Of the home team by the Wash
ington public no one can toll 1t il TO be hoped
that the report Is not true.
Radford viii not play Sunday games, and
hereafter Manager Irwin says he will take
N.
Chicago has released Pitcher Meakim. He
is speedy, but wild.
The eastern clubs will begin another series
in the west today baltimore in Chicago,
Washington at Cleveland, Philadelphia at Pitts
burg, New York at St Louis. Brooxlyn at Gin
cinnati and Boston at Louisville.
Rhines has been laid OF without pay by
Cincinnati
Terry Of Brooklyn has yet to pitch his FIRST
game Of the season
The Cleveland Plain Dealer says: .Buck
Ewing, In the two games here, demonstrated
that he cannot throw, or dare not"
President Muicahey of the Rochester club
has telegrsphed Mr.. Waltz that he wants Shoch
II Baltimore releases the player.
Glasscock 10 accorded . warm ca support by
advertisement in its columns: For sale or ex-
change-The king OF shortstops. Postage
stamps taken tn exchange for the chrome Bids
IRON minor league clubs invited. No offer re-
fused. Address c. Won der Abe"
bill to prohibit Sunday ball playing has
been introduced in the Kentucky legislature.
II is regarded as probable that Jefferson
county, in which Louisville fs situated, will be
exempted from the provisions Of the act if
possible.
while the Washingtons are at the bat
Ned Crane will not last very long under
Manager Powers HIS release. along with
Basse's's, is hourly expected by the New York
crankA
Inks, who pitched the second game against
Pittsburg for the Brooklyns Yesterday, allowed
his opponents but one safe hit. Inks is one of
Manager W~rd's youngsters
Manager Seiee Of the Bostons recognizes the
fact that the veterans do not get in condition
as soon rs the youngsters. Consequently Ben
nett viii not 20 behind the bat yet awhile. BY
the bye, 1t il rather funny TO refer to Kelly and
CAMEL as youngsters"
II was only by Brovnine's sensational catch
In left Held that the Baltimores were Kept
from scoring at least three runs yesterday.
with two men on bases he ran up the benches
and saved high fly which seemed good for q
home run strstton pitched great ball, while
Shoch played the best game OF the Baltimores.
A. matter OF fact Hardie Richardson played
third as well a. any one who can be secured.
His release will be found to be one OF tho
btuudsyu 81 the season
Here ara the fielding averages Of the six Sec
oad oscemen OF the six eastern club toams
made In the games OF the April home and
abroad campaign: