Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-07
|, The championship games played yesterda,

J, The championship games played yesterda.
resulted as follows:
At Philadelphia Philadelphia Is, ST. Louis Z
Al New iork-New York 4, Louisville 8.
At Brooklyn-Brooklyn 5, Cleveland g.
At Boston-Boston II. PittsburR4
At Baltimore Baltimore Is. Chicago 1.
1t required eleven innings before Cincinnati
elective in all but the sixth and eleventh
innings, when the visitors punched seven OF
their hits. Washington tied the score in the
ninth after Mullane had relieved Duryea, but
Cincinnati batted out victory In the eleventh.
President Harrison and Secretaries Foster and
kusk were interested spectators.
IL umpires allow such exhibitions - Maccullar
allowed yesterday base ball will not retain much
OF Its popularity among decent people. Null
lane yesterday deliberately prevented Dowd
from completing double play in the eleventh tn
ming, which would have kept the score q tie, by
knocking him down. If people are to witness
'slugging' contests when they 60 out to zee a
game they should be notified in advance. "Dirty
ball playing may go" in Cincinnati. 1t doesn't
here.
"Grandpap'' Anson's colts yesterday re-
ceived terrible drubbing at the hands OF
Baltimore's Orioles and only escaped a shut
out by chance. The Baltimore boys slugged
Luby all over the field, getting in twenty lone
hits. Cobb pitched a good, steady game.
WEIGH retired in the sifth inning, having been
hit in the breast. McGraws brilliant play at
second and stick work was a feature. Attend
ance, 2434
st. Louis tried trio Of pitchers yesterday
with poor success in Philadelphia After
Breitsnstein had given two bases on balls
and had been hit for a double and single
he was retired in favor Of Easton, who was
equally wild and ineffective. Csruthers, who
was brought in in the sixth. did little better
but it went for nothing. The only features of
the game were Brodie's fielding and Mailman =
batting. Attendance. 3,62S.
The game Yesterday between Cleveland and
BROOKLYN. which was won by the latter team,
abounded with brilliant plays. Not an inning
made two seemingly impossible catches one of
which was made in the ninth inning and cut off
Cleveland's chances of tieing the score. Clean
hitting in the fifth and sixth inning won the
game for BROOKLYN.
The New Yorks gave the Louisvilles another
defeat yesterday, although the Colonies made
things interesting at the wind up. yiau started
in to pitch for the visitors. but was retired in
the second inning and Jones took his place.
Boston surprised the natives yesterday by
their smuggling. Baldwin was sent to the stable
in two innings and Camp beat to a finish. Duffy
and Long led in the batting and every bean
eater made runs and hits except Kelly Pitts
burg batted Nichols hard at the first Of the
game, but only made one hit after the fourth
inning.
Amateur Base Ball.
The Young Shsmrocks have reorganized for
the season Of 1892 and would like to hear from
all clubs whose members are under thirteen
years Of age. Address J. J. Sullivan, 3426 o
street.
The Ozark Secret Base Ball Club defeated
the ''Stantons' Saturday by the score of IA to 2
The former club would like to hear from all
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