Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1898-07-27
Base Ball Notes,

Two games today in Philadelphia
At least one victory should come the Sem
ators' way
weighing and Donovan are pitching DOS
sibilities for the Senators.
From the way Anderson hit the ball YES
terday 1t would seem as if the big fellow
had regained his batting eye.
Gettman ran a mile for Netherlands hit
In the first inning and just touched it with
one hand, yet the Philadelphia papers gave
him an error
Danny Mills, the Philadelphia Times man.
KNOCKS Farrell in one paragraph about
ms dead arm and then in another SAYS the
feature of the four-innlng game was
Charleys throw to second that cut of Nc
Farland.
'JuGd' Smith may join the Senator'S to-
day in Philadelphia. He was not in the
game with syracuse yesterday at Wilkes
barre, Billy Lush taking his place
Ducky Holmes adventure n New York
has made him solid with che Baltimore
fans. Yesterday when he went to the lat
ne received quite ovation.
1t is lucky for base ball that hfapn,te
freedman has run against Manager Ham
ION IN his determination TO bar Holmes out
OF the New York grounds. Hanlon is i, st
the man to play the game out and VIII see
whether Freedman is four flushing or not
1t he is not Ned will just about land three
victories, to say nothing of the tines that
will come his way.
AL. Mauls resurrection seems TO be per
manent from his display of pitching ability
In yesterdays game. To go through thir-
teen trying innings against the strong New
forks and then win out is something TO
crow about.
In the ninth inning of yesterdays gume
IN Baltimore. Jack Doyle tried to come
home from third while Maui was pitching
the ball and almost turned the lick
through great slide. Had the play been
successful It would have won the game
th.., I D-t..
would sooner have lost his right urn than
had Jack score his point
Last year the Pirates didn't win 4 game
at the Hub. This season they have already
put a couple OF jars of baked beans of the
Selee brand in their larder
The talk of the Carsey -Stiyetts deal re-
suited in smoke. Nothing mas been done
with Happy Jack. and his jeans probably
VIII wear a Boston trade mark for u while
After looking at thirteen red-hot innings
three hours of ball playing md I, e't;,rore
victory few spectators wno went T., the
club house yesterday demanded their
money back because second game W as ret
played. A crowd gathered around aud con-
sldered 1t good joke. Those making the
demand grew ashamed of III amselves and
left.
McGraw was still suffering yesterday
from being hit with a ball by Pitcher
Meekin Monday. His physician would Lot
let him play. The ball stru tx him in the
side and physician said that tie lung cells
had been injured slightly. Mclsraw has
been splitting up little blood. McGraw;s
batting was missed badly ia yesterdays
game but Ball fielded beautifully at third
base.
What Jewel consistency is, Not rainy
weeks ago Joyce, in the presence of more
spectators than were present at the Polo
grounds Monday, hurled a ball ut Eeck-
ley's head in the height of angry passion.
AT that time Freedman took no eogTizance
of the offerse. He is reported to have said
on, hot cd
with the matter; 1t is between the umpire
and the board of discipline" and to this
day, as far as IS known. Joyce has never
even been reproved for his rowdyisn. Mon
day, however, when a Baltimore player
was the offender Freedman rCars out: Il
intend to have clean, genrlamnnly ball
playing on these grounds. I shall prefer
charges against Holmes before the board
of discipline -