Evening star., 1901-05-04
How the Runs Were Made.

II was almost the one-two-three order in
Boston's first turn at the bat, Dowd flying
out to right, Jones striking out and Stahl
being caught at second in trying to steal
after being sent to the initial bag on balls,
Washington did much better, setting the
spectators wild through a bombardnlent of
hits which brought four tallcS over the
plate. Farrell started the business with a
nice rap into center for a base, and then
Foreman. who was twirling for Boston, hit
Captain Everett a terrific blow with the
ball on the leg and the latter limped to
first. OBrien then moved the runners up
base with a sacrifice and DunganS double
into left scored Farrell. Quinn innocently
ambled up to the plate as though he in
tended faVoring Foreman with strike out,
but, instead. met a swift outcurve on the
end of the bat, and the last seen of the
ball 1t was gracefully dropping into the
big pond outside the left field fence. This
ended the run getting for that inning,
from second to first.
Boston scored it's first run in the second.
Parent hit for a single into left and Fer
ris' triple into right sent him over the
plate. The Senators then combined and
got that run back, Clarke reaching first on
being hit by tha pitcher and second as
Creiger made mess of Carrick's intended
sacrifice. Farrell then hit into a double
play, Carrick being the victim with him
self, but Captain Everett selected one to
his liking and scored Clarke with a timely
drive into left field.
Neither side scored In the third, but in
the fourth Boston hung up two runs. AZ
ter Stahl had been killed off through a
pretty stop by Couchlin, Collins hit into
deep left. and O Bren dropped the ball as
he stumbled into a rut, the latter taking
second on the miSplay. Freeman scored
his captain with a wicked drive into CEN
ter and went to third a moment later
when Carrick made a mess of Parent s
gronnder. Carrick hit Ferris, filling the
bases, and Freeman came home as Creiger
went out. second to first. Foreman made
the third out, obligingly retiring on strikes
one more, and the last, run came Bos-
tons way in the fifth. after two We're
out. stahl was given his base on balls,
and he came ali the way home on Collins
fierce drive into deep center for two bases
Clinchfng the Victory.
The score then stood S to 4 in favor of
Washington, and the onlookers were get
ting little nervous as the visitors kept
creeping up. But before the inning was
over the nervousness disappeared and the
game was safely tucked away in the rec
ords for Washington. Farrell was given
his base on balls, and after Everett had
fouled out to Freeman. O'Brien hit into
right for single. Farrell is something of
sprinter and with the crack Of the ball
he started around the bases like the wind.
The Boston players doubtless thought he
would stop at third, but he kept on, caught
SieiSe. o'i iie guard ana went over the
plate like flash. 1t was a daring piece
OF work. and it's successful accomplish
ment was It's reward. DUNCAN followed
with a triple to left, scoring O'Brien, and
| Quinn walked. Clingman's long fly to CEN
ter sent DUNCAN over the plate, and Quinn
after stealing second, also scored when
Coughlln hit into center for single.
This ended the run getting, goose eggs
being marked up for both sides for the
remaining innings Of the game.
Umpire Cantilion's work was a big i'm
| provement over the day before, and he de-
serves credit for the way he handled the
| kicking players Of both teams
| Following is the official score: