Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-05

The results Of yesterday mornings games
were published in yesterdays STAR. The after
noon games resulted a. follows:
AT Cleveland Washington, 4; Cleveland, 8.
At Pittsburg -Pittsburg. 10; Baltimore. 2.
At Decentralization, Z; Cincinnati 6.
At Chicago-Chicago u; New York, 8.
At ST. Philadelphia, s: st. Louis, 8.
At Louisville Brooklyn Z: Louisville, 4.
kneil was thumped hard throughout the
morning game yesterday by the Clevelands
and in addition to that was very wild. The
fielding Of the home team was fine.
Bad base running and Rutgers wildness at
the commencement Of the afternoon game lost
to Cleveland in the afternoon. The batting and
fielding Of Davis the most striking feature
The st. Louis team punched their hits in the
first, second and sixth innings in the morning
game and won the game on earned runs. st.
Louis was unable to bat Carsey In the after
moons game and the Phlllies won. Philadelphia
batted Gleason hard. Delehanty and Thompson
taking the lead. Delehanty's stick work q
feature Of both games. Breitenstein pitched
the last two innings.
The Cincinnati and Bostons played "ding-
dong, "biff bang game of ball yesterday morn
ing. The contest was close and exciting up to
the eighth inning. when George Smith hit for q
home run with q man on base. This put the
Reds on the right side, as the Bostons were
whitewashed in their half of the ninth. The
Reds had the Bostons six to nothing in the
fourth inning in the afternoon game, but the
latter by great uphill work caught them and
beat them ont in the last inning. The attend
ance was 0,S0l at the afternoona and 1851 atthe
morning game.
By punching their hits and taking advantage
Of their opponents errors Wards wonders easily
shut out the Colonies in the morning game.
Both Stein and Viau pitched strong games. The
visitors. however, supported Stein fuultlcssly,
while the support OF Wan was at times very
rocky. The Brooklyns had picnic with the
Colonies in the afternoon game, batting San
ders and Stratton all over the field. Burns
making three two-baggers.
Had Gunson been able to make base hit in
the eighth inning Of Yesterday mornings game
at Pittsburg the Baltimores would have tied
il and in all probability won the game. Despite
the errors charged against them the Baltimores
put up q remarkable fielding game, Stricken
and Hanlon excelling in this particular. Bald
win was far from effective and with Shindle's
double and Van Haltren's triple in the eighth
looked as though he was going to pieces at that
point. Farrells rapid return of Gunson's hit
to third alone saved Baldwin from Waterloo.
Mcmahon was unsteady in the second, third
and fourth innings, but after that was irwin
chile. The home team batted Foreman all
over the lot in the second game, while not a
visitor reached first base off Terry's delivery
until the seventh inning. when Halligan hit for
q home run. The Orioles made another run
in the eighth.
New York batted Gumbert at will yesterday
morning in Chicago, and easily won. Both
teams played well, Chicago fielding faultlessly.
The Colts won the second game after the Giants
had scored five runs on two wild throws by
Crane and errors by Richardson and Burke
which let in four runs, tieing the score. Crane
was touched up lively in the eighth and ninth.
Hutchison was invincible after the third in
ming, the Giants being unable to solve his de-
livery.
Pitcher Mullane has been released by the
Cincinnatis.