Evening star., 1901-09-14
Where They Play Today.
Washington in Boston.
Milwaukee in Chicago.
Cleveland in Detroit.
Baltimore in Philadelphia.
can League Clubs, Standing.
League Clubs Standing.

Honors were even yesterday in the
double-header played by the Washington
and Boston clubs, the first game going to
the Colinisites by the score of to 1, while
the second remained at home, to 8.
Although the batting of both teams was
very light, there was more sensational
fielding In the two games than has been
witnessed in Washington all season The
fielders of both teams seemed to be on their
tiptoes continually, and the spectators grew
hoarse cheering the remarkable catches or
assists.
Carrick and Winters were the opposing
twirlers in the first game, and the former
once more had to take back seat in
winning sense, although but three safe hits
were made off his delivery. Two bases on
balls, two errors and two hits were sand
wiched into the fourth inning, and four
runs were hung up by the Bostons A hit,
a sacrifice and another error scored the
fifth run for the Bostons in the sixth. Six
hits were secured off Winters, but the
youngster kept them so well scattered, no
two coming together, that but one run
could be scored by the Senators, and that
crossed the plate when Dowd left Cough
Inns drive go through him.
In the second game Wyatt Lee held the
Bostons safe at all stages of the game, but
four hits being made off his delivery, and
in but one inning We're two of them Sc
cured. A remarkable feature of Lees pitch
ing was that in seven innings out of nine
the visitors went out in one-two-three
order Mitchell. on the other hand, was
somewhat wild in his delivery, and in one
inning the Senators managed to bunch five
hits, two of them doubles, which drove
four runs over the plate. A double, an
error of Mitchells and splendid slide by
Farrell to the plate on an infield hit scored
the Senator's other run.
In the first inning OF the Initial game,
COughlin ran to the bleacher railing and
captured Freeman's high foul. and in the
second inning Farrell caught a low-lne
drive with his right hand as it was going
over second. Clingman, Waldron, Grady,
Collins, Ferris and Creiger also figured in
sensational catches.
In the first game. Grady made three and
Waldron two of the six hits secured off
Winters. In the second game Dowd made
two of the four hits secured off Lee, while
Farrell and Clingman did the best batting
for the Senators.
Washington was the first to score in the
initial game, the Senator'S only tally being
hung up in the second inning Grady led
off with a double against the left-feld
fence and after Gear had flied out to CEN
ter, Mike crossed the plate as Dowd al
lowed Coughlin's drive to get away from
him. Goose eggs were hung up for the re-
mainder of the game.
Boston got into the game and won it In
tile bO"u was given a DdSe on
balls, and reached second as Grady fum-
bled Stahrs intended sacrifice. Collins
moved both runners up with sacrifice to-
ward first, which Grady captured. Another
base on balls to Freeman filled the sacks.
Hemphilfs long fly to Geor scored Dowd,
Stahl going to third on the out. Freeman
then started to work a bluff steal, and on
Luskey's poor throw to Farrell Stahl
crossed the plate. Parents single to right
sent Freeman over the plate. Parent very
cleverly stole second, and on Ferris single
to right scored the fourth run for the
visitors. In the sixth Collins singled to
left and Freeman's sacrifice sent him to
second Coughlin's error on Parents hit
enabled Collins to score.
In the second game, the Senators once
more led OF In the scoring act. In the
third Farrell started business with his sec
ond double to left, and when Mitchell threw
into center field in trying to catch Jack
Clarke forced DUNCAN at second. Farrell
scoring on the play.
Both teams scored in the sixth; hit by
Ferris. sacrifice and a single by Dowd
scored the first named. When the Senators
came to the bat a small batting matinee
was pulled off. Clarke led off with a dou-
Bile TO left and scored on Grady's single to
center. Mike went to second on Luskey's
out and to third on Coughlins single into
left. Billy Clingman then whipped dou-
BILE along the right-field foul line, and both
runners crossed the plate. Waldron's sin
gle scored Ciingman.
Boston sprang a scare in the Senator'S
camp In the ninth inning, but 1t was only a
flash In the pan. Stahl hit a fly to Lllskey
and the latter dropped 1t. Collins followed
with triple and scored on Freeman's ont
at first But Lee again went to work and
the next man was retired. Score:
FIRST GAME