Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-29
STRING OF DEFEATS BROKEN.
Nationals Infield Reorganised and They
Win From st. Louis.

Win From Ct. L0uis.
The Chicagos made it eleven straight defeat
for the Senators on Saturday. Their defeat, Al
usual, was due to weak batting. The Chicag,
team mnde but hits off Meekin, failing to earl
one Of their runs. Hence, had the visitor
been able to hit the ball little bit the result
would undoubtedly have been different. ant
this reflection applies to at least half of tn,
games played by the Senators ON their presen
trip. Meekin and Mcclure and Berger occu
pied the points for the visitors aod Hutchinson
and Kittridge for the home team The Sepa
tors made hits and errors and the Colts
hits and error.
Washington. o o 0 90 0 0 II
Chicago 800 90 10 o x-i
Three-base hit-Twitchell. Stolen bsses-
Dahlen a. and Caravan. Double play-Rich-
.rdson and Mhhgsn. First base on balls-Oh
Hutchinson 4; of Meekin, s.; Passed balls
Mcclure. Wild pitch Hutchinson. Time OF
Emsiie. ~ N ~ 'A''s'' umpire f
OTHER SATURDAY GAMES.
Philadelphia III o O 0 o % e
Earned runs Pittsburg, q; Philadelphia, s.
Base hits-Pittsburg, 10; Philadelphia, 9. En-
rors- Pittsburg, o; Philadelphia, 8. Batteries
Rhret and Mack; Keefs, Carsey and Dowse.
Cleveland g
hits-Cleveland, IL; Brooklyn, 8. Errors
Cleveland, 8; Brooklyn. l. Batteries-Ciark-
son and thinner; Foutz, Hsddock and Kinslow.
Louisville. 1 o 900 o.
Boston. .-. 100 21 90 I rs
Earned runs-Boston, 1. Base hits-Louis-
vile, S; Boston, 8. Errors-Louisville, 4; Bos-
ton, g. characterization and Merritt, Viau
and Kelly.
st. Louis. ... 002 900 ct
Earned runs-St. Louis. q Base hits-St
Louis, 6; New York. 2. Errors-St. Louis, L
New York, 8. Batteries Gleason and Briggs
Rusie and Ewing
Cincinnati....... o o o o 0 2 Sc
Baltimore $50. 0 / 900 i 3-s
Earned Baltimore, 4; Cincinnati, 4.
Base hits-Cincinnati, 8: Baltimore, 15. Er-
rors-Cincinnat. 4; Baltimore, 4. Batteries
Sullivan and Vaughn, Cobb and Gunson.
WON By THE NATIONALS.
The Nationals at St. Louis yesterday won q
close and exciting game in the ninth inning,
their second victory in the thirteen games
played on their present western trip. There
was a marked improvement in their batting and
Richardson made the one error charged against
them. Gasscock made the one error on his
side. Hawke pitched to Briggs for st. Louis
and Killen to Berger. The home team made
six hits and the visitors nine. Hoy secured
three hits, Killen two and Milligsn, in the Soc
Ond inning, knocked ball over the center field
fence.
st. Louis O 900 III %
Washington .....O 0 o 0 l 1 IA
Earned run-st. Louis, /. Two-base hit
Briggs. Three-base hit-Moriarity. Home
run-Milligan. Stolen bases-G lasscock. 2;
Caruthers, 2; Duffee, Richardson and Berger
Double play-Richardson and Milligan. First
base on balls-Of Hawke, 4; off Killen, 6. Hit
by pitched bau-Hawke. Struck out-By
Hawke, Z; by Killen. 4. Passed ball-Briggs.
Wild pitches-Hawke. 8; Killen, 1. Time Of
game-Two hours. Umpire-Mr. Snyder.
The only other game yesterday was between
Cincinnati and Baltimore the Reds hitting Nc
Mahon for singles, 2 two-baggers. 2 three
baggers and a four-bagger, Dwyer, on the
other hand keeping the hits of the Orioles
well scattered. Vaughn and Robinson Of
fciated behind the plate. The home team
made / error and the visitors 2.
Cincinnati ...... 10 o 8 0 Ks
Baltimore 49,. o 90 OOI / %
Earned Cincinnati, 8; Baltimore, l.
TwO-base hits-McPhee, 2. Three-base hits
McPhee and Wood. Home run-Vaughn.
Stolen bases-vaughn. Holiday, Latham and
ORourke ca. Double plays-Stricker and
Sutcliffe; Ward. O'Rourke and Shindle First
base on balls-Of Dwyer, /; off Mcmahon, z.
Struck out-By Mcmahon, /. Passed ball
Robinson. Time Of game-1 hour and 30 min
utes. Umpire-Mr. McQuaid.