Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1901-06-22
National League CIub.' Standing.

The Milwaukee club made It's initial ap-
pearance in Washington yesterday after
noon at American Park and trounced the
Senators soundly, the score being 10 to 8
in its favor when the days work was done.
The contest aptly illustrated the possibili-
ties of the national game. When the Sena-
tors were In Milwaukee, on their last trip.
Dale Gear held the Brewers down to three
hits. but yesterday they hammered him out
of the box in the second inning, making
enough runs to win the game, and when
Carrick took up the running his reception
was also warm.
This program is almost identical with the
one followed by the Milwaukee lads in Bal
timore on their first appearance in that
city. They hammered McGinnity hard, won
the first game and then dropped three
straight. 1t Is to be hoped that the Sen
ators will now do their part to make the
local program correspond to the end Of the
series with that in Baltimore.
Manager Duffy sent his cleverest twirler
Reidy, to the rubber yesterday, and the Sc
lection proved a wise one, as the Senator'S
hits were scattered effectively and were
not of the run-getting sort. Back Of Reidy
the Brewers put up fast, accurate game.
but one misplay, a tumble by Conroy,
marrfng their work.
Dale Gear began twirling for Washington
and got off well in the first inning, but In
the secopd he was hit to all parts Of the
field, and as his support was not of the
best. five runs crossed the plate Carrick
was hurriedly warmed up and came into
the game before the second inning was fin
ished and quickly retired the SIDE Car
rick also did well for one inning, but the
visitors got after him in the fourth and
three more runs were placed to their credit
In the seventh they chalked up two more
making total of ten. Milwaukee made five
OF the ten runs after two men were out.
Captain Everitt began playing first base
for the Senators, but In the second inning
his protests to Umpire Haskell became so
obnoxious that he was ordered to the
bench and Catcher Clarke took his place
While the total number of hits was all
most even between the two clubs the
Brewers got in three long drives which
being mixed UP with the two errors In the
second inning, put the Senators out Of the
business.
The features Of the game were the mag
nificent one-handed catch by Joe Quinn and
the batting of Duffy. Waldron Carrick and
Farrell. The Brewers captain hammered
out triple and three singles, while the
two Senators had three clear singles
apiece. Carrick's performance is something
unusual for pitcher
How the Visitors Scored.
After being BANKED In the first inning.
the Brewers got down to real work in the
second. Conroy singled to center and went
to second as the ball got by Farrell. Duffy
then went out, Quinn to Everitt but Burke
singled to right and Conroy crossed the
plate. After Mallory fiiel out to Foster
Reidy tripled to the center field fence,
scoring Burke. Waldron also got in a nice
single to center, sending the Brewers
pitcher over the rubber and scored him
self minute later on Gilbert's drive to the
right field fence for three bases. Cling
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Hallmans grounder, Gilbert scoring Then
after Anderson had made a single, Conroy
hit to Clingman and the first named was
retired at second.
In the fourth the visitors opened up bust
| ness once more. scoring three runs. Wal
dron had fouled out, but Gilbert did better
with single to right. Coughlin then took
care of Hallman's grounder and retired the
batter at first, making two out. Big An
derson hit into left for a single and on
Fosters error went to second, Gilbert scor-
ing. Conroy followed with single to left,
and Andy" scored. Duffy singled to
right, and while he was being run down on
the line between first and second, Conroy
scored.
In the sixth Washington broke the ice,
getting one run. After Foster had been
on Conroy's bad throw to first Of Quinn
slow grounder. Carrick singled to center
filling the bases Coughin then forced
Carrick at second, and on the play Grady
scored
In the seventh. Milwaukee made It's last
two runs. With one out Duffy tripled to
right and came home on Burke's single.
The latter tried for a steal and went all
the way to third on Gradys bad throw.
Mallory hat toward Clarke at first, but
Burke by a beautiful slide beat the ball
home and was safe.
In the eighth the Senators also chalked
u their last runs, making two. With two
out, Carrick singled to left and Coughlin
followed suit. Clingman then beat out a
beautiful bunt, filing the bases. Farrell
sent timely single into right, Sc ring Car
rick and Coughlin but on the tt Nv to the
plate, the Senator's center felde. tried for
second. slid over the plate and was put
out. Score: