Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-06-08

The Senators outplayed the Chicagos yes
terday at National Park at every point of
the game, fielding perfectly and easily out
batting their opponents, and, of course
winning, by the score of ) to ).
The victory of the Washington club yes
terday made the fourth straight for the
locals and if the same stride is continued
there is no reason why they should not
win many more. Three errors in the last
four games is something of a record for the
Senators, especially as they have been
playing clubs with pennant aspirations.
Sir Augustus Weighing once more came
to the front and although the Chicago
players have several hitters of known
ability, they were unable to do anything
like punching bingles off of his clever de-
livery. Weyhing's work yesterday was of
the cIear-cut. confident order, and he re-
fused to let more than two men walk to
first on balls, depending on his support to
get him out Of tight places. This confidence
was never misplaced and the batted balls
that got away from the tielders We're base
hits, pure and simple
Opposing weighing on the rubber was
Jimmy Callahan, one of the cleverest
tWirlers in the business, but the Senators
care nothing for regulations these days,
and from the very start banged the bail
good and hard. Jimmy tWirled under dis
hearteHing cirCums tanceS, the men back of
him playing without spirit and at several
stages of the game played stupid ball.
Ryan's out being caught between second
and third, giving good illustration of
tirst-claSs player degenerating into a mi
nor Lacquer.
The Senators went first to the bat and
also scored first in the second inning on
Atherton's single 80 right center, Nc
Cures bingle INTO feft and Cassidy's drive
in the same direction.
Chicago forgN to the front in the third
inning, giving Heyhing his only trouncing
of the game ann scoring two runs. Chance
led off with swift single over third; Cal
lahan hit in the same direction, but for
three bases, and Ryan's double sent the
twirer over the coveted rubber.
In the fourth ffie Senators once more as
sumed the leads taAyfng twice as a result
of base on balls to Freeman and Cas-
sidy's terrific drive to the left field fence.
The Chicagos drew up even in the fifth
inning, and again the deadly base on balls
was responsible DeMont walked, stole sec
ond and came home on Chances single into
left.
Both teams We're BANKED in the sixth and
seventh inning, and excitement ran high
with the scoreltiedi and the end approach
ing but the Termination was nearer at
hand than expected, the eighth furnishing
the Senators WITH enough runs to put the
visitors out Of the game. Barry singled to
right, and although a sacrifice was expect
ed from Bonner, he hunted too hard and
tAe Dali ldHueu III tHe preachers lot a nome
run. Then came Anterior with a nice sin
gle to right. Mcclure was hit by the pitch
er, and on Caiiahan's wild throw to sec
ond, both runners moved up a base. Free
man then hit for a hard single into left and
both runners scored. All this work was
done without a single out being registered
against the Senators. Cassidy and Wey
Kings outs landed Freeman on third and
Padden's single sent him home with the
fifth run of the inning
COWBOY a a
minute or two In this inning, but quickly
died away without tally being registered,
three runners dying on the bases Follow
ing is the score.