Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-05-30
The Washingtons Again Defeated
the Louisvilles.
INQUIRIES TRIPLE WITH BASES FULL
Barnie's Boys Were Weak at the
Bat.
STORY OF THE GAME

That long-looked-for winning gait has at
last been struck by Manager Schmelz' 8
Washington Base Ball Club. In a prettily
played contest this morning before some
thing less than 1000 spectators the home
cub took its second game from the Louis
villes by score of to 3. Sharp fielding,
timely hitting and intelligent base running
had much to do with the result. MCGUIRE
duplicated his former feat While playing
against the Louisvilies by rappfng out a
triple with the bases full.
Washington Takes the Field.
Louisville went first to bat and retired
in one, two, three order.
Washington did better Ward led off
with single to left. stole second and
third and crossed the plate on McGuire's
rafting single to center.
The visitors made two in the second.
O'Rourke reached first on Radford's error
of hard-hit grounder. Weaver hunted
and was safe when Cartwright muffed
Petty's throw. Richardson also hunted.
but was out at first. Denny sent one to
Radford. on which O'Rourke scored A
moment later Mcclure made blaff to
throw to second, but instead with the as
sistance OF Joyce very prettily caught
Weaver mapping at third. Knen singled
over second and Jerry Denny crossed the
ended the running by going out to Rad
ford.
In Washington's half Hasamaear hit to
Denny.who threw wildly to first and Roar
ing BIZ moved down to second. Tebeau
sacrificed him to third, but there he was
left.
After two men We're out in the fourth,
Denny and Knell made singles, but the
side was retired without tally.
MCGUIRE, the first batter for Washington,
knocked "corker'' down the third base
line, but Hasamaear followed with one to
Richardson and was doubled with MCGUIRE.
Tebeau struck out.
Pferrer and Twitchell singled in the fifth,
but were each easily caught trying to steal
second. Before the inning ended. however.
Manager Barnie grew very nervous.
Radford took first on balls and promptly
stole second. Petty waited for four bad
ones. and then Ward tapped little bounder
to Denny, who tried to catch Radford at
third. but he failed, and the bases were
filled Joyce sacrificed and Paul crossed
the rubber, tieing the score. By beauty
to center Abbey again filled the bases and
moment later, when Jim Mcguire made
his regular holiday hit-a three-bagger to
right center, which cleared the bases-pan-
demonium ensued. Mcguire got no further.
Wnshingtons Increase Their Lead.
Louisville did nothing in the sixth, but
Capt. Joyce's men did. Tebau took first on
balls. and after Cartwright had flied out,
white Wings" stole second, and scored when
Radford singled past third. Paul slid safely
to Pfeffer's bag. took third on Petty's single
to left, and reached the plate on Ward $
single. Petty was caught trying to reach
third. and Ward made the third hand out
by playing too far off second, the play re-
sulting in a collision in which Richardson
received the worst of 1t.
Again the Kentucky gentlemen did MOTH
ing, but as Washington went to bat Kilroy
was substituted for Knell. Capt. Joyce took
kindly to the change and sent two-bag-
ger to the right. He was caught at the
plate, however. in an attempt to score on a
wild pitch. Mcguire sent beauty down
the third-base line, but was left as Hasa
maear flied out.
BARNES disconsolates managed to get
another man around in the eighth. Brown
made hit. Pfefrer flied to Cartwright and
Mitchell sstrnck out Joyce fumbled
O'Rourse's grounder and Weaver followed
with hit, scoring. Brown.
Tebeau.asaip took first on balls in WASH
ington 81 half and reached second on a
passed ball. but stayed there.
Denny looked gloomy as he advanced to
the plate in the ninth. Nevertheless he
made single Kiiroy then sent a high fly
to right, which Hasamaear took right off
the fence and was cheered to the echo. The
side was then retired without difficulty
The score: