Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-05-10

balls, and took second as Cartwright was
caught trying to steal third Stocksdale
sent fly into McGraw's hands, but Tebeau
scored on Radford's single between first
and second. Paul took third on the throw
In: He got no further, for Joyce retired the
side; second to first.
ny to Dugdale. Jennings went to first on
balls and Robinson made two-bagger to
left. scoring Jennings. Mcmahon made the
second man out, from short to first, on
which Robinson took third McGraw was
hit by the ball, but Keller proved an easy
out to Tebeau.
Dugdale flied to Brouthers Abbey did bet
ter by cracking a single over McGraw's
head. Sullivan waited for four bad ones,
and Selbach advanced both men a base by
going out; pitcher to first. No runs result
ed. however. for Cartwright hit to Jennings,
who easily threw him out.
Sixth inning-Brodie tapped the ball to
Radford, who made pretty pick up and as
sist to first. Broathers hit to the same
place. but 1t was too hot for Paul. Dan was
caught moment later trying to reach
second. Kelley was sent to first, and ran
around to Joyce's bag on Bonners single to
right. Jennings flied to Sullivan.
Center Fielder Tebeau advanced to the
plate for Washington, and promptly went
out on fly ball to Bonner Stocksdale hit
to Brouthers and was declared out on a
close decision. Lucky Paul" Radford took
first on balls. and Joyce cracked single to
right. but was caught between first and
second when Radford stopped at the latter
base, because of poor coaching
Seventh inning-Capt Robinson hit at the
ball three Ntimes and was thrown out: Dug
dale to Cartwright. Mcmahon Immediately
thereafter went out; Sullivan to Brouthers
Both Tebeau and Setback fumbled Nc
Graw's single to right center, but Keeler's
out at first retired the side
On a fly TO Brode. Dugdale went out
Journalist Abbey followed suit, the ball fall
ing into Brouthers' capacious paws. Sulli-
van hit to Jennings and was thrown out at
first
Eighth inning-Brodie hit to center, but
Tebeau fell down before reaching the
sphere. -Four balls were presented to
Brouthers. Kelley hunted a sacrifice, which
advanced the runners a base. Radford fun
bled Bonner's grounder and Brodie tailed
Jennings sent single between short and
third, and Brouthers crossed the plate
Robinson batted one down the third base
line, on which Bonner scored, Jennings 60
ing to third on decidedly close decision.
Mcmahon was given first on balls, filing
the bases. Stocksdale then sent McGraw
to the initial bag. forcing Jennings home.
Keller went out on a difficult fly to Sulli-
van, and Brodie followed the example.
Setback was hit by the ball. and then
Cartwright fouled out to Brouthers. Tebeau
cracked one into far left, but Kelley cap
tured IL. The same fielder a moment later
gathered In a hit from Stocksdale's bat.
Ninth inning-By pretty playing on the
part of Sullivan and Cartwright Brouthers
was retired at first. Then Kelley took two
Abbey. Jennings got four balls. and Kelley
scored when Radford fumbled Robinson 8
grounder and threw over Cartwright's head.
Stooksdale filled the bases by sending Nc
Mahor to first. McGraw made three out
Stocksdale to first.
Again LUCK was with Radford. who hunted
safely. Capt. Joyce sacrificed to Bonner.
Paul going to second, and to third when
Dugdale hit to Brouthers. Four balls were
presented to Abbey. Sullivan cracked a sin
gle TO left. which scored Paul and landed
Abbey On third Setback took first on balls,
but Cartwright was unequal to the occa-
sion. He sent q very easy bounder to Bon
ner, was thrown out at first, and the Eal-
timores had made 1t four straight, including
a whitewash. The score: