Evening star., 1901-09-09

Az soon as Manager Manning arrived at
Milwaukee Saturday morning he was ap-
preached by the officials of the Milwaukee
club and a proposition made that instead
of playing a game today the contest De
brought forward and played Sunday. This
ARRANGEMENT was satisfactory and the Sen
ators and Brewers played double-header
yesterday, the home team capturing the
first contest by the score of to 4, while
the Washingtons pocketed the second,
to 4.
Carrick once more tried to lead his team
OF Senators to victory but a drizzling rain
doubtless impaired his effectiveness, and
the Brewers easily batted out victory.
Carrick could not complain of his support
as there was but one misplay back of him.
while the Brewers slipped up three times
back of Hastings, who was on the rubber
for Milwaukee. DUNCAN ard Clingman did
the best batting for the Senators In the
first game, each getting two safe ones, a
triple falling to Sammys share. The bat
ting of ex-senator Anderson was once
more the feature of the Brewers game, and
if it wasn't for this big fellow 1T is hard
to say when the Milwaukees would win
game.
The Senators started off we'll by getting
a run in the first inning. WaldrOn was
passed to first and Dungan's triple scored
him. In the third Milwaukee made four
runs and the game seemed to be over. TWO
singles a base on balls. Andersons double
and Gilbert's triple did the trick. In the
fourth Washington tied the score by max
ing three runs. DUNCAN and Clarke got
timely singles off Hastings, followed by
Clarke's triple, and two errors were re-
sponsible for the tallies. The Senators
failed to score thereafter, the Brewers get
ting a run in the fifth a result of Con-
roy's home run and another in the sixth
when Friel completed circuit Of the bases
OH a splendid drive to the fence.
The Second Game.
When the second game was started the
crowd had increased to $500, although the
drizzling rain continued. Patten went on
the rubber for Washington, while Reidy
served them up for Milwaukee. The condi-
ton of the weather was against both twirl-
ers in respect to command Of their deliv-
cries, as the Milwaukee twirler sent eleven
batters to first on balls, while Patten al
lowed six to walk The Senators did the
better batting and also the better fielding,
getting ten hits off Reidy and having but
two misplays, while the Brewers got nine
Safeties and four errors.
Billy Clingman outdid himself around the
short field, and in addition got two hits in
each game. Foster also felded brilliantly,
while Conroy did the best work for Mil
waukee.
The Brewers started off with a rush in
the second game, getting four runs over the
home plate before the third man could be
retired. Hogriever got pass to first and
Conroy was safe on Coughin's error. Big
Anderson then whipped out double, scor-
ing both men, and came home himself a
minute later on Hallmans single. Friel
followed with a double and Hallman scored.
This ended the run-getting for the Brewers,
as Patten settled down to business and by
fine twirling prevented another Milwaukee
player crossing the home plate.
Washington began business in the fourth
inning, scoring three runs, singles by Cling
man, Patten and Waldron, mixed up with
Friers error, being responsible therefor
Clarke and Foster secured singles in the
fifth and Conroy's error let in run. In
the seventh Michael Grady 'bunted" the
ball over the left-feld fence for a home
run. which sent the Senators to the 'front.'
In the ninth the Washington lads won out
In clever style, and that after two men
were out. Clarke started the trouble with
single over third and scored on Reidy's
wild throw to first on Grady's little bunt
Mike went to third on the misplay and
scored a minute later on long fly to the
outfeld. Score: