Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-04


The results of the games played Saturday are
rs follows:
Cincinnati, Z: Washington. s.
New York, 8; Pittsburg, q
Boston, 4; Cleveland, 2.
Brooklyn, 8; st. Louis, 1.
Philadelphia. 10; Louisville. f.
The Chicago Baltimore games were post
poned.
Yesterdays games resulted as follows:
Cincinnati, 8; Washington. o.
Louisville, 4; st. Louis, 2.
The Cincinnatis won Saturdays game against
Washington in the eighth inning. The Wild
ness Of Killen was responsible for most Of the
runs. Robinson had an OF day. Attendance,
loo.
The Washingtons were outfelded yesterday,
and their errors were costly, while the Reds
punched their hits and gave almost perfect sup
port to Muflane. A Cincinnati man acted as
umpire. Duryea pitched for Washington and
only five hits were made off him. Only Larkin
and Hoy hit safely. Attendance, 1000.
Hoy and Larkin were the only Washingtons
who could hit Mullane yesterday, yet the
former has been given his ten days notice Of
release for refusing to accept the reduction in
his salary. Mcclure has been similarly
treated Hoy is the greatest run getter on the
nine, but in the opinion Of the owners the team
Is too expensive.
Each of the National League clubs will play
two games today as follows:
Washington in Cleveland.
Boston in Cincinnati.
Brooklyn in Louisville.
New York in Chicago.
Pittsburg in Baltimore.
Philadelphia in st. Louis.
Jimmy Ryan. Saturday night after the game.
assaulted n reported of the Ereninq Ne,rs
named George Bechel. The latter had criti-
cised Ryan. and when he appeared in the club
house after the game, Ryan picked q quarrel
with him, and then attacked him, using him up
pretty badly.
Yale men are delighted with the fact that
"Jack" Highlands. pitcher of the Harvard
base ball team. has informed his friends that he
will enter Yale in the fall Highlands has long
that Burney Tsfford, who lives at Fall River,
Mass. in the same town with Highlands, per-
suaded him to pitch against the blue. High
lands brother will also so to Yale.
II Keefe is a back number pitcher there is not
a club in the league but would hike to have just
such back numbers. Even New York could
now find use for Keefe.
Cross is proving to be one Of the finest third
basemen playing the position.
The management Of the indianapolis ball
team has come to the conclusion that the club
Is hopelessly hoodooed. The Indianapolis ag-
gregation has been christened the Rain
makers" When they went away two weeks ago
twenty games out of twenty-four scheduled on
the home grounds had been postponed on ac-
count of rain The weather cleared up with
SiuDs uiSaP tc"i@nCe- Datu. uaf iass Iue
ciuo got BACK ana It's return was slgnallZed by q
tnunder storm, so tnat 10 GATE twenty ont
OF twenty-five games scheduied at nome remain
10 De PLAYED on
FRED FREEZER received moral tributes by the
uozen When ne again TOOK charge OF the LOUIS
'lle 'eSsm-
.. Io- Deecner mas signed WIN the syracuse
SGTs-
heczer work Is the feature OF the Jackson
vlIe- IN. games he Is covering hrst IN hne
style and bats hard A home run. triple and
single was ms record IN a game a Few DAYS ago.
Inc 'acASonv1le people say ne Is the pest man
aeer, the pest captain ana the Dese pNVer the
TT IT. eei rAu-
in hseie, 'iau. otein' frame. ualvin ana
ierry-ai nscards-are DONG good WORK
capt Anson WIN favor SUNDAY ball in
S Snicaso mex, season on account OF tine Coium-
os.- Iar ~ VA, CITY; at Ieast SO II Is salo In an
HnS:1 way me CIesso people are az Presen!
40 ~ ioI anotner pan ground, anu VIII speno
Sl1.VvV IN httihg III up.
Lacn player OF the BROOKLYN team was pre-
seh.eu wlth new piack travelling bag before he
saI'eu ior the west Ihey are made OF leather
an, anu can De doubled up Ike crush nat or rolled
nhe music case
punaio ln1oieed IN q wholesale release, allow