Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-30
DURYEA A PUZZLE,
St. Louis Browns Couldn't Solve
His Curves.
WASHINGTON WINS BY 10 TO Z
Tho Score Unexpectedly Tied Through
Duryea's Injury in the Ninth Inninr-The
Senators by q Grand Rally at the Bat i'm
the Tenth Put the Result Beyond Doubt.

the Tenth Put the Result Beyond Doubt.
The Washington Base Call Club made Gar
today, and won the game after ten exciting in
| nings. The score was 10 to z.
1: was perfect base ball day, and the turn
stie showed an attendance OF 1888. 1t was
such game that the people enjoy. First Wash
ington forged ahead, and then as the game was
about over St. Louis tied the score and forced
the Senators TO another inning.
The game was finally won in the tenth inning
by Farrell. who. with two men OH bases, made
home-run drive to the left field fence
Washington presented Duryea and Farrell as
its battery and ST. Louis put Kid Gleason and
PETIT in the points. During the preliminary
| practice Left Fielder Griffin broke his finger
and his place was taken by Gunson.
| Fo- 81. Louie Duryea was an enigma and he
kept the hits they made scattered that they
counted but little. Then again he faced several
hot liners until forced to retire from an injury
TO his pitching arm in stopping wicked liner
| from Glasscock' bat.
Tommy Dowd was on hand and received an
ovation.
The game in detail follows:
''LUcKY PAUL" OPENS THE GAME.
Paul Radford waited patiently for three balls
to be called and then put little fy back Of
third. which Glasscock muffed. Paul took second
on the error and went to third on Hoy's safe
bun.. Hoy stole second and Orator
ORourke filed the bases by trotting to firs. on
four balls. Sam Wise waited for a good one
and smashed daisy cutter between second
and third. scoring Radford and Hoy O'Rourke
taking third on The hit. Ted Larkin responded
to the applause that greeted him when he
! stepped to the plate and cleared the bases with
hit to tine fence for three bases. Farrell kept
up the good work and hit for two bases. Mulvey
hit liner to second, which Quinn struck and
catching it the bound from his hand, COM
pleted double play. Sullivan made a double
| along the third base foul line and Duryea ended
the inning by striking out. Total. five runs.
Crooks opened FOR st. Louis by striking out
Tommy Dowd was warmly welcomed when he
came To the bat and crowd of Georgetown
College boys gave him the college veil from the
bleschers He hit fiy to left which O'fsourke
caught. Giasscock hi. to second and Wise
made a magnificent stop and threw him on: ut
first ending the inning.
1t was Paul Radford's time to lead off again
at the beginning of the second and he took
his base on balls. Toy sacrificed and O'Rourke
famed the air. Wise hit high .iy back of
first which Werden easily caught and the inning
ended
werien made fiuke hit to third and p, odie
popped an easy one over second. which Wise
took into camp. and Quinn hit 20 short. Sulli-
van fielding it clearly and, with Wise and Lar
kin. completed pretty double play.
Larkin hit to second and WAS out. and Farrell
hit a foul back of third. which Crooks captured
after a run. Mulvey made a .hree-bagger 20
right center, but was left on Sullivan out to
Glasscock.
Gunson led off for ST. Loais in the third with
hit, and went out at second on Pietz's hit to
Duryea Wise was anxious 30 make a double,
but threw wild, and Pie.Z took second. scoring
a moment later on Parcels passed ball. Glea-
son took first on balls. Crooks hit TO Paul Rad
ford and advanced base on Larkin's error of
Dowd's hit to Muivey. Giasscock filed the
bases on slow hit to Sullivan. and the ST.
Louis contingent called TO Werden to do him.
self proud. The best he could do was to force
Gleason in by taking first on balls. Brodie hit
weak one 10 Larkin, and the agony was over.
Duryea fouled out at .he opening OF the
fourth. but Paul was luckier and once more
trotted to first on balls. He was caught at Sec
ond on Hoys hit 10 Gleason. O'Rourke ended
the inning by hitting TO Crooks
Quinn hit to second ard Gunson to short
both being put out. Pietz had good eve and
four bad balls put him on first. but Gleason
could not better his position aud went out on
an easy hit TO Duryea.
The Washingtons went out IN one. two three
order in the fifth. Wise and Larkin fouled out
and Farrell hit fiy to left.
Crooks and Dowd hit easy ones to Duryea
and went ont at first. Glasscock made hit
but was nailed trying to steal second.
a
scratch hit. Duryea foniei out and Sullivan
ended the Inning by getting caught off first
Nerden smashed n wicked one to Duryea.
which the latter partially stepped. Wise was
after it in a minute. and caught the big first
hasenaa bsfore he reached first. Brodie cave
Wise another chance. which he accepted and
Qc!1n sent a sky-sc-apcr to HOY and was out
Dowd captured Radford's fv to right and
Grnson did the same for Hoy's fly to left.
O'Rourke struck oct
81. Louis went out in order in their half Of
the seventh. Wise threw Ganson ont at first
and then caught Pietz's fy Gleason hi. to left
and il looked safe. but the Orator made hard
run and inst reached il.
Wise o:5eued the eighth for Washington by
rapping ont a three-bsgGer, scoring later on
Lar Kin S hit between first ard second Farrell
struck out and Muivey forced Larkia at second.
Muirey tried 70 purloln second but could not
quite make it.
csooEs HIT BY THE BALL
Crooks was hit by the bail and Dowd struck
out. Glasscock hit to center for two bases and
st. Louis stock went up several points as big
Perry Werden stepped up to The bat He let
an easy one hit him. and when Brodie faced
the pitcher the bases were fun. He gave Wise
al easy chance, bat il went through him and
Crooks scored. Quinn hit to Duryea who cut
off Glssscock at the plate. Gunson hit a mean
bounder 20 Siu!vey. Ho funbled it a moment,
bn. gathered himself together and By a great
throw caught him a. frat and ended the sus-
pense.
Washington added another run in their half
OF the ninth. Sullivan took first on balls ard
went TO third Werden's muf OF Duryeas
sacrifice. Radford HIT to deep center and Sui
Ivan scored. Duryea tried TO steal second on
the throw in, but was caught, and Hoy struck
out
DURTEA DISABLED.
Crooks admonished his men to get in the
game.
Peitz responded by making a clean hit to
center. Gleason struck out. Crooks made a
safe bunt and Dowd hit to center scoring
PETIT.
Glasscock made two wicked swipes a. the ball
before he connected with it. The hit was a
vicious liner straight at Duryea He went .o-
1t and stopped 1t in time to throw Glasscock
out. but the blow Re received on the arm dis
abled that member and he was forced to retire
in favor of Maui. Il was a great stop and the
crowd applauded him.
WerSien sent a cold SILVER up the bleachers'
backs by r.pring out threc-bagger. Itlooked
bad for the senatorS- Brodie hit an easy one
to Wise, but i: bounded through mis- legs while
Ne-den gamboied home with the tying run.
All eyes turned On Gunsor. A hit from him
meant a run and the game. Maui settled him.