Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-06-05


the last three innings, when the Orioles
took lead OF eight runs. Errors and Nc
Gilrs inability to fool the monumental city
slugpers caused the defeat. Hawke and
Robinson McGill and Schriver were the
R.H.E.
Baltimore. 90 8 o 90 4 8 Pig 10
Chicago 80. 2 o 0 O 1 0 0 o. 8
Like Washington, st. Louis is enjoying a
winning streak and yesterday defeated
Philadelphia in a close game. The Browns
hit the ball OPPORTUNITY and fielded in great
form. The batteries were Breitensten and
Peitz, Taylor and Grady.
HE.
St Louis. 1901 1870 ID 81
After suffering two defeats by the tall
enders. Pat Donovan's Pittsburg Pirates
journeyed to Boston and won from the
champions because of heavy batting in the
first and third innings. Killen and Mack,
R.H.E.
Pittsburg.... 1 o 4O1O1 ox-7 IA
Boston. o o o 2 o o IA 10
John Montgomery Wards side show of
Giants played like amateurs against Cincin-
natl and consequently the latter club had no
difficulty in increasing Its percentage in the
league race. The batteries were German,
Rusie and Farrell. Dwyer and Murphy.
r. H. e.
Cincinnati. 0 % Q % Is 70 g
Knsll pitched badly for Louisville against
Brooklyn, and his supporters followed the
example in their play. The batteries were
Daub. La Chance and Daley. Knell and
Grim.
RH.E.
Brooklyn. 2 4 o o 90 4x-ls is /
Louisville. 0 0 . 10 Q
Amateur Base Ball.
The Primrose base ball team Of Park
place northeast played the East Ends Sat
urday and won by to g. They would like
to receive challenges from all clubs whose
players are eighteen years and under. The
Primrose. jrs., would like to hear from all
clubs under fifteen years. Address chal-
lerfges for both clubs to James Hughes
1871 18th street northeast
The Greyhounds would like to hear from
all clubs whose members are sixteen years
and under: Address VIM. Regain. 345 II
street southwest.
The shamrocks of Georgetown defeated
the Bryantowns Of the same place yester-
day afternoon by IL to S. The feature of
the game was the battery work of the win
ming team. The Shamrocks would like to
hear from all clubs in Georgetown. the
Prospects preferred Address J. Pranzell.
3625 street northwest
The Potomacs would like to hear from all
CLUBS whose members are under sixteen
years Of age. Address challenges to VIM
Whiting, 639 X street southwest
The Bundle Bees yesterday forfeited a
game to the Young Jaspers by not appear
ing on the grounds. Challenges for the
Bundle Bees should be addressed to Ralph
Whelan, 436 9th street southwest
The Young Mohcans defeated a picked
nine from the south side of Washington
Circle by to 0. The winners challenge all
clubs under fourteen years. Address Chas
ID. Radcliffe. 2130 l. street northwest
The Peck base ball club Is now organized
ana Is ready to match games The club
prefers to play games on Tuesdays and
Thursdays on Analostan Island. Challenges
should be addressed to c. A. Smith 2SO6
N street northwest.
Department Base Ball League.
At meeting of the Departmental Base
Ball League held last evening, those in at
tendance were Messrs. Durant, Belt. Gray.
Hurley. Belote. Walsh. Dickens Cutchens.
Thompson. Donovan, ellison. Merrill, lager.
Adams. Clark, Kellar, Sousa Bond, Nor
rison, Hazen. Cobb and Miller representing
the Interior Department, city post office
War Department bureau of engraving and
printing. Treasury Department pension Of
nee, arsenal team Post Office Department
and commissioners office of the District
Mr.. Anthony A. Sousa was elected presi-
dent and Mr.. Alvin Belt secretary After a
discussion OF number of minor details the
meeting adjourned until Friday evening. al
$50 o'clock, when the reports Of commit
tees will be made.
Base Ball Notes.
1t Is announced that the postponed Har-
vard-Prtnceton game will be played off on