Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-07-06
since his row with Flick Following is the

score by innings: sNs,
p Ph1 hssii :::::: 99ssS9SS 3 -
woIverton. Double pIksslCross to ISioie to Dele
hanty ca; slagle to w6Fterton; Powell to McGann
Donovan. sudho1. McGihn. Keister. Flick a' and
Lajoie. Three-base hits-Cross and thomas Hit
z; OF Piatt. 3; Struck out-By Powell. s: BY
Time of same-32 hours asd Is minutes. ''
Chicago. :; Boston, o.
Chicago playing 9t iiiome yesterday. shut
out Boston by the 5e}fe of to o. Yester-
days victory makes the eighth straight for
the windy city Grey Wild throws by Long
ard Clements let ihttH winning runs Fol-
lowing is the score by'innings:
Boston. :::..:::::::::S GO %
Left on bases-Chicago. 8; Boston, TO- Two-base
hsons and sssdy and 1onahne Sacrifice
Ryan. Green and Mccormick. Double pIay-Clem-
Gnsen to Wild st ntsb ogsy FaIo BY
Terry. Time Of game-2 hours and minutes.
other Games Played Yesterday.
At MISUNDERSTANDING I: Detroit, G..
At MISUNDERSTANDING /: Milwaukee, O.
AT Utica-Utica. s; Schenectady, 1.
At Rome-Rome, 10; Oswego, 3.
At Observation-Disclosures. I: Providence. ..
AT Syracuse-Syracusc, s: Montreal, 1.
At Hartford-Springfcld. 8: Hartford, 2
At Observation-Disclosures. 6; Toronto, 0.
Base Hall Notes.
Alexandra Is doing exceptionally well in
the matter of attendance and 1t is a or, at
pity that q better team for the place can
not be whipped into shape. The Virginia
town is almost mad over base ball and his
enthusiasm should be rewarded.
Doubling up of the different players
should not be allowed by the Amateur .-:ty
League; Wednesday Nicholson. who belongs
andria game and his twirling was tea
ture. II this sort Of thing is allowed the
league will soon be pushed to the wall,
1t Is up to- the National League no " TO
nandle Jack Doyle without gloves The
idea of assaulting such a veteran and nm
biased umpire as Bob Emslie is simply cut
rageous. to put it mildly. but TIE Chances
are that nothing will be done, as Magnate
Freedman is back of Doyle.
Cincinnati must be great ~ hall town
WITH the team playing very good ball. only
oooo spectators turned out Wednesday for
t t Two games. Washington could do bet
ter than that with bum" club.
The attendance at the American League
games VIII bear watching and is always
interesting. In three cities "Wednesday
Kansas City, with I1OoO: Milwaukee, and
Detrolt-the attendance was larger than at
Cincinnati. O.
The Cincinnatis have five players in The
800 class of hitters. They are Bechley.
Peitz, Crawford Barrett and irwin ,VnoI
is hitting .29o. WA
Hahn struck. out Hamilton twice in c.t-
urday,s game. 1t was a performance that
lew pitchers in the league can boast o,
The series between the Cincinnatis and
the Bostons now stand to 3 with tho
Beaneasters at the losing end Of the record
Now that Killen has been released Chica
90 Is without a left-hand pitcher. Boston
Is the only other team in the league that
does not carry a southpaw
Cooleys splendid stop of low throws
iueSoay prevented two or three costly err
Tors for Tommy Leach. Cooleys work was
frst-class.
Perry Werden and Walter Wilmot of the
Minneapolis team have suspension staring
them In the face. Both are accused Of
using obscene language on the field at Chi
cago several days ago and President John
son of the American league is investigat ting
the charges, with view Of Furnishing the
offenders {
Phil Geier is a king in class B. The little
butcher boy got into the game with the
Hoosiers Tuesday, made three hits and
caught six flies in center. Indianapolis
finally beat Buffalo.
Frank Killen was released by the Chi
cago club principally because he could not
field bunt hits and the opposing batsmen
were onto this weakness. This is a warning
to other twirlers in the league who are
careless in their fielding.
The Reds have had little luck against
this season. Eight games have been played
here by the Pirates and only one of them
was won by Aliens men. Five Of the
eight games have been played on Sunday.
and. strange to say, not a single Sabbath
crowd has witnessed the defeat of Fred
Clarke's team on the local grounds this
season. 1t seems that just as soon as the
Pittsburg aggregation arrives at the depot
in Cincinnati the Reds have a run Of hard
luck.-Cincinnati paper.
The western clubs are presenting a strong
front to the eastern division this trip OF
the thirty-one games which have been play
ed by the east on this trip, twenty-three
have been won by the west and but eight by
the east. If the western clubs can continue
this pace the eastern teams will be badly
battered before they return to their own
grounds. The western clubs were in poor
form when the strong eastern division went
west early in the season. but the east is
finding the west a hard proposition at pres
ent. The good work of Chicago in downing
Brooklyn and Philadelphia three times has
put crfmp in the standing Of the two lead
ing clubs. and it would not be at all sur
prising If Brooklyn was pushed out of first
place ere the west is through with the east.
Pittsburg is playing great ball just now,
while the Cincinnatis are holding up their
end sDlendidly. st. Louis failed to down
Brooklyn Tuesday. and the Champions
We're enabled to score their first victory on
the trip.
CLOSE TENNIS PLAY.