Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1894-05-09
LATE SPORTING NEWS
ORIOLES THIRD STRAIGHT.
Senators Dropped Another Game AT
Baltimore.

With Radford as short stop, Sullivan at
second base and Selbach in right field, the
Washington Base Ball Club again took the
field at Union Park. Baltimore, yesterday
afternoon. and endeavored to win a game
from Manager Hanlon's men. At the end
of nine innings. however, Manager
Schmelz's looks appeared of deeper indigo
hue than heretofore. and Mr.. Wagner had
Lothing to say. The score was IL to in
favor OF the other SIDE.
The change OF players apparently is a
good one. although Sullivan and Radford
IRE charged with two errors each. They
played a snappy game. and with little
practice in the new position should put up
q faultless exhibition. Petty pitched for
Washington. and the Baltimores first went
10 bat McIraw hit to Radford and was
thrown out. Keller took first on Radford' s
tumble and stole second Brodie hit safely
and Keller scored BrOuthers was given
FIRST Kelly flew out TO Abbey. on Petty's
wild throw to second the base runners ad-
yanced q base Bonner hit TO Joyce, who
fumbled. and Brodie scored.
In the second Sullivan drove the ball to
the right center fence Selbach lined one
past third and Sullivan scored Cartwright
sacrificed TO left, Setback reaching home by
: great slide Tebeau hit past first for two
bases- Petty followed with a single, but
Radford's grounder to short resulted in a
double play and retired the side.
But the regular daily slaughter came in
the third Keller took first on balls. Brodie
hit TO Sullivan, forcing Keller. Brouthers
waited for balls Kelly hit to left, scoring
Brodie, Brouthsrs and himself taking third
and second, respectively. on the throw in.
Bonner then sent one to Sullivan, who, in
threw too high. \ moment later Kelly
scored on Jennings hit to center, Bonner
tallying on passed ball Robinson sacrificed
10 second. sending Jennings home, and Inks
ended the inning by striking
Keller, in the fourth, drove a hard one
against Petty's shins and reached first be-
fore the ball was felded- Brodie hit along
the first base line, Keller going to third.
Brouthers sacrificed to right, keeler scor-
ing Kelly made peculiar bunt toward
third. which Joyce failed to reach, Brodie
taking third and scoring on Bonner's single
To right
Two more were made by the home team
In the sixth Brodie hit toward Sullivan
and beat the bail TO first Brouthers flied
out TO RadfOrd- BrOdie stole second. but
Umpire Hurst sent him back because Bats
man Kelly had interfered with McGuire's
throw Kelly then hit to right for three
bases, Brodie scoring On Boomers hit
Kelly scored
Washington relieved the monotony in the
eighth Setback took first on balls, and
then Ed Cartwright almost knocked a PLANK
cut Of the left field fence, Setback crossing
me plate and the runner landing on third
Ieoeau hit a hard one to Jennings. and re-
NAMED at first because of the short stop's
error Petty then sent one In the same d.
recuon, which doubled Tebeau and himself
Radford hunted safely, Joyce singled past
third and Mcclure sent two-bagger to
IerI which narrowly escaped being a home
run, Radford reaching the plate
AT this point Manager Hanlon became
frightened and substituted Tony Mullane
Tor Inks. The advent of the Count was
me signal for the most vociferous coach
Ing. which resulted in Abbey reaching first
en- balls. He was left. however. when. Sui
Hvan nit To Mullane- Manager Schmelz dis
played good judgment in the ninth by hav-
ing Ward bat in Petty's place and Hasa
niaear In Radford's. No runs resulted. how
ever. The score: