Evening star., 1901-07-04
ANOTHER GAME LOST
Senators Beaten by the Athletics, 9
to B.
BATTING RALLY MADE IN TIE NINTH
Errors Were Bunched in the
First
NINE THOUSAND SPECTATORS

AMERICAN LEAGUE BASE BALL
PARK. PHILADELPHIA. July 4.-The
Athletics defeated the Senators this morn
ing by to s. With the chance OF making
good before an Independence day crowd,
Connie Mack's aggregation OF leather chas-
ers began a double-header this morning
with Jimmy Mannings senatorial outfit at
Athletic Park. Capt. Lajoie and his band
hardly slept wink last night between the
joys Of winning yesterdays game and the
boom of f1recrackers. The victory was the
means of firework dealers in the vicinity
of the ball park doing rushing business
last night. and If the Athletics can win out
in both games today there is a probability
that each player will be given an ascension
trip in the tail Of spluttering fire kite. Man
ager Manning had his team out on the
grounds early and seemed delighted with
the prospects for today. He considers him.
self kind in contributing to the Athletics
winning column after trouncing them
soundiy during their stay in Washington,
but issued strict orders this morning that
both games were needed and he expected
to take away two balls. besides a good
bundle Of money from the grounds today.
Manager Mack decided to work a few
knotholes out of Plank and trotted him out
for the morning game with Powers at the
receiving end Manning selected Dough
nut Biz Carrtck to do the twirling stunts
1or his team. while Clarke donned the mask
and air cushion. -
When play was called close to 6009 per-
sons had separated themselves from the
necessary coin to pass in. Later 1900 more
came In. Sheridan and Manassau were the
umpfres.
Athletics Open With Three Runs.
First innins-Farrell opened for Wash
ineton and punctured the atmosphere three
times Dolan threw Clarke out at first.
DUNCAN dropped one safe in center and was
forced at second by Gear Dolan to Lajofe.
No runs
Fultz drew a pass to first on four wide
Clingman to DUNCAN. and took third on
Dungans poor throw, on which CouRhIin
made a ringing one-hand catch Foster
cropped Cross fly after a long run, and
Quinn dropped Clarke's good throw. La
Joie peat out hit to short Cross taking
third. Lajoie stole second Both scored on
seybolds single, the latter taking second
on tne throw-in' Mcintyre died at first on
an easy one to Carrick. Ciingman threw
foWers out to DUNCAN. Three runs
the bleachers) YEA
Second inniEe-Lee took Fosters turn at
the bat and flied out to Mcintyre, Quinn
suffered the same fate on a drive to Sew
bold. Lajoie to Davis was Coughlin's fats
No runs. i"le'
Lee went to right field and Gear was
moved over to left Dolan died at first on
Soughlin's great stop and throw. plank
cled Ciingman to DUNCAN. A fly to Farrell
was fuitz's quick finish No runs.
Washington Scores
lhlrd fnning-Clingmans grounder went
past Doian. Mcintyre took carrick.s nv
Farrell doubled to center, putting Clinpnn.n
on third. Fultz dropped Clarke's tiv and
threw Farrell at third. Clingman scoring
Davis got Dungan's grounder and beat the
runner to first. One run.
pitched ball hit Davis, giving him
base, and he promptly stole second Crosa
out. Clingman to DUNCAN Lajoie died the
same way. scoring Davis. Seybold doubled
I left Mcintyre singled to right and Sew
DCIu scored Mcintyre took second on the
throw in. Powers forced McIntyra at tb;rd
unassisted. Two runs.
rourth 1nnirg-Gear famed out. Lee
sunereu tne same way. Undertaken Quinn
sent high one to Mcintyre. No runs.
Dolan out. Clingman to DUNCAN Carrick
gave Plank an easy one and died At first
A grounder to Coughlin retired Fultz at
first. No runs.
Fifth inning-Coughlin got a pass to first
and stole second while Ciineman wss fan~
nil g out. Carrick hit to Plank and Cough
lin was nipped of second. Farrell flied out
to Mcintyre. No runs
Davis sent high one which Lee grabbed
AZ Gross ,s,, inner IN went over short. Lajoie's
great catch Of Seybold's fly to deep center
No runs ~
Sixth inning-Mannasau robbed Clarke of
d MT on bad decision at first. DUNCAN
died. Lajoie to Davis. Cross threw Gear
out at first. No runs
Mcintyre out, Carrick to DUNCAN. Powers
famed famed out Coughlin to DUNCAN was
Dolans finish. No runs
Washington Again Scores.
seventh innins-Lee punched at three
wide ones and retired. Cross threw Quinn
out at first Coughlin beat out a slow one
to Cross. Clfngman's double to left scored
Coughlin- Carrick was fooled by Planks
twisters One run.
Plank dropped one back of second and
reached first. He took second on Fultz's
sacrifice. DUNCAN to Carrick Davis forced
Plank at third, but Coughlin dropped the
throW from Cl1ngman. Plank scored when
Cross forced Davis at second. La1oie
forced Cross. Coughlin to Quinn One run.
Eighth inning-Farrell was out on McIn-
tyres running catch Cross robbed Clarke
OF MT and nailed him at first. Lajoie
caught Dungans fly in right field. No
runs.
Seybold out. Carrck to DUNCAN, McIn-
tyre out. Quinn to DUNCAN Powers beat
out slow one to Quinn. Dolan fouled a
high one, which Coughiin caught No runs.
WashingtOn's Great Rally.
Ninth inning-Gear singled over second.
Lee flied to Dolan. Quinn singled to left
putting Gear third, and reached second
on the throw-in Coughlin hit a slow one
to Cross, and Gear beat the throw to the
plate. Clingman struck out. Quinn scored
on a wild witch. Coughlin taking second.
Carrick singled, scoring Coughlin. Farrell
flied to Lajoie. Three runs.
Score: 2-'t go
PIN phia. Il H @. A.E. Wash'ston RHO,A.E
FWtz. CT ! Farrell. ct. B 0 o
Davis. 1b... 0 Clarke, c. o o / o q