Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1900-07-21
Chicago, 8, Boston, 3.

IWo-DaSe hltS-freeman, DOnahue, Long, Green.
Home runs-Green Sullivan. Camel. Stolen bases
sullivan, Taylor. Double play-Sullivan to Barry.
SS w;s h.s STA Ghids Bases n on Sasro9
game hours aid minutes.
Philadelphia. 7, Pittsburg, 4.
The Phillies defeated the Pirates at Phila-
delphia yesterday by the score of to 4.
Chesbro and Fraser pitcher good ball. the
lucky punching of hits by the Quakers
winning out. Following is the score by
innings:
rhllsaeiph i;::: g II
Earned manipulating: 2; Philadelphia. 4. Two
base hto Bren Home Af rnwos r saaien
base. Beaumont 81. Left on bnses-Pittshurg. 81
OF Fraser, l.. Hit by pitcher-Fiick. struck out
a Wild t sy Fraser rassed T%e
of game hours and % minutes.
Cincinnati, 81 BrookIyn,7.
Cincinnati won its first game Of the sea-
son in Brooklyn yesterday the Champions
being defeated by the score of to Z.
Dunn weakened toward the end Of the
contest. and the Reds raped out enough
runs in the last two innings to win the
game Following is the score by innings:
Cincinnati 2 o o q q q Q 1-s
Brook lyn.............. 3 o % 81
Earned ns-Cincinnati. 4: Brooklyn. /. Three
base base hits-Corcoran, Crawford; Dahien @. Two
R RaTe has O HsckeE @ seafed Cross
Cincinnati. s: Brooklyn s. Struck out-By Dunn 2
Ss 1nn has sc" 2 Cross Bases on ballsn0r
len: Crawford to Wood: Steinfeldt to Quinn. Wild
pitchtsaDunn. .. Impire-swartwood Time of
game hours and u minutes.
other Games Played Yesterday.
At Cleveland-Chicago, 0: Cleveland, s.
At Buffalo-Buffalo. 5; Milwaukee, 3.
At Observation-Disclosures City, 9; Indian
aoolis l.
At Oswego-Oswego, 6; Rome, l.
At Troy-Troy, 10; Albany, 3
At Observation-Disclosures 10: Cort-
land, 2
At STANDARDIZATION 6; Schenectady 5
0en innings).
At Worcester-Hartford,4 Worcester, .
At Providence 4; Provi-
dence, 9.
At Observation-Disclosures, .: Montreal. 1.
At acknowledgements. &; Toronto. B.
Base Ball Notes.
Attendance at Brooklyn yesterday, $50.
The Phillies are once more in second
place.
McGraw made three of st. Louis. seven
hits yesterday, but he also made two of
tho four errors charged against the team.
Kid Gleason has been sick fer the past
three days and Foster Is playing a great
game at second In his place.
Manager Captain Davis has been exerting
himself right royalty since taking hold of
the New Yorks. Yesterday he had fifteen
chances and captured them all without a
slip UP.
Buffalo defeated Milwaukee yesterday and
reports Of the game say that ex-senator
Charley Athertons mighty bat was a big
factor in the victory Jake Gettman has
been out Of the game for month on ac-
count of sickness.
Tom OBrien, Pittsburg's utility man. Is
quite handy with the stick. Richie and
Williams injuries have driven him into the
game. and he is playing right field. Yester-
day Tom whipped out two doubles and a
triple.
Mr.. Ebbet's claim that the attendance In
Brooklyn has averaged 1000 on the seq
son looks ridiculous on the face of things
Philadelphia and Pittsburg don't have such
a high average. Brooklyn's correct aver
age Is about 1000.
"Rube" Waddell will be properly punished
for his wild ways He has been ''farmed"
out to Milwaukee. and yesterday his wife
had to be sent home by the Pittsburg Club
management as theetwirler had deserted
her. 'Rube'' couldn't stand prosperity and
belongs In the minor league ranks
As an all-around symmetrical kicker not
player in the League has got anything
on Fred Clarke.
1t is now patent that Ewing was the
victim of a combine in the New York Club
Since Davis took hold the Giants have GER
tainly played good ball
Bransfield of Worcester and Hargrove
of Syracuse lead the Eastern League in
made seven "Over the fence hits.
Ex-senator Harry Davis of Providence
has made twenty-three doubles and nine
triples already this season. He tops the
lis. in base stealing, having purloined thirty
four bases.
Il understand that the Cincinnati Club
has had an opportunity of getting Pitcher
Mathewson.'' said Manager George Davis
Let me tell that they made a mistake in
not landing him. His work in the game
Tuesday convinces me that he is good
one, and that he will prove valuable man
for New York"
MathewSon Is a tall well-built Young fell
low. who formerly played for a Virginia
college. and lately is from the Canadian
League.
Barry Mccormick and Jack Menefee
entrained. as the English military critics
put it. Menefees money has come easy
this year McCormick's shoulder is still
bad. LOTUS shook his head and said
things. but Mccormick likes the game. and
would hardly stay out of it II he could ac-
tually play.
Capt. Dick Padden Of Chicago is playing
magnificent ball at cccond just now He
is batting over G. 300 clip, and is all
things considered. the best base runner on
tie team. He Is proving an ideal captain:
for there is decided improvement in tho
team work since the club left home
Captain Dick is popular with his men and
strange as 1t may seem. there Is not a
clique or faction in the team. In Padden
CCmiskey has the best second baseman and
the most successful field captain to be
found in the American League.-Chicago
Tribune.
Capt. Hillebrand. before leaving Prince
ton. commented as follows on the pros
poets of next years team: Il think that
the players who return in the fall will be
better players next year with the expert
ence they have had this season, and the
team should be fully as strong, or stronger
than the present nine. The election of
Green for captain. 1 believe was a wise
choice. He is cool headed. hard, consci-
entious player. and possesses good execu-
tive ability. The Unfold should be stronge-.
and. with new men to select from, the out
field ought to be strengthened. 1 think the
men will be more effective at the bat I
predict a successful season for Princetons
next team"
McGraw thinks that II Emmett Heidrich
would continue to work on his weak legs
he would eventually be as good as ever
II think IT is a mistake for him to stay
out Of the game. remarked Mac II have
had the same trouble. but got rid Of it by
just continuing in tho game. A lay-ofr does
rot benefit an affliction like his. Nothing
but continuous work will ever bring him