Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-06-20
League games PLAYED SATURDAY. resulted:

League games played Saturday resulted:
At Boston-First game. Boston, q; Washing
ton, 5. Second game, Boston. G; Warrington, 4.
At Philadelphia game, Philadelphia,
8; Brooklyn, 4. Second game, Philadelphia, 4;
Brooklyn. 8.
At Chcago-Chicago, 0; Cincinnati, 8.
At MISUNDERSTANDING. 8; Cleveland, 5.
At st. Louis-St. Louis. 2; Louisville. 5.
At Observation-Disclosures IL; New York. 10.
Boston presented Washington with the first
game on Saturday. Clarkson himself was the
chief delinquent. owing to his wild pitching
and two wild throws at first on what should
have been easy outs. Boston could do nothing
with Killen after the third inning. Washington
returned the compliment and gave Boston the
second game. Gastright was weak and Abbey
took his place in the second. He WAS effective.
striking Lowe out four times. Raymond was
weak at third. Robinson took Dowd's place at
second. owing to the la.tcr's illness, and ac-
cording TO telegraphed reports played satisfac-
torily. Robinson viii play today also. Pitts
burg has secured Donovan. who will go to the
smoky city after today games in Boston, Daft
fee, who was left here by the team. will be able
to play in the field in tomorrows game
with New York. The club is carrying four
pitchers: Knell. Kilen. Gastright and Abbey.
One viii. undoubtedly, be released. And other
economical moves will be made. Either Hoy.
Dovd or Raymond will be released 1t was the
intention. six weeks ago, to release Hoy and
put Dowd in the outfeld. Dowd is cheaper
man. But Dowd was needed in the infield and
that was given up. 1t would not be surprising
to see the intention carried out now. The mag
mates realize that there must be trimming Of
sails and that expenses must be reduced.
1t is still a question whether Baltimore will
get Second Baseman Stricken or not, New
York is also after him. 1t is claimed by Nam
ager Powers of New York that Stricken prefers
to 90 to that city. Mr.. Powers. however, stated
last night that while he has been trying to get
Stricken and has recently received n telegram
from tine second baseman expressing prefer
ence for New York, he will not make any over
lures for the player until the Baltimore club
has had chance TO arrange it, proposed trade.
A special dispatch from Boston says Umpire
Mahoney. owing to continued ill-health, has
given up umpiring in the National League and
today viii begin umpiring in the New England
League. The Boston club will only play two
games in Cincinnati on July 4, and not three, rs
at first intended. Two games will be played with
Washington today.
At St. Louis yesterday the st. Louis club
shut out Louisville by to 0. st. Louis making
all three Of its runs in the eighth inning. Nine
thousand persons witnessed the contest
Baltimore will tackle the New Yorks again
tomorrow, and it should be- an easy victory for
the home team.-Yesterday's Baltimore Ameri
can.
Great scott, what assurance these Baltimore
people have.
President Young has given notice to the
effect that only one coacher in the future will
be allowed to do the hustling and no strangers
allowed on the grounds. Mr.. Young should re-
ceive \ universal cheer.
Pitchers Crane and Rusie are not with the
New forks. Crane remained at home to see the
suburban and Rusie's wife Is il.-BaltimOre
SUN.
New York tomorrow-two games.