Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-06-13

| Carey led the Senators at the bat yesterday
| with two doubles and a single, and they
were run makers, too.
| And it remained for Bill Carrick to score
| the first victory.
The Senators play in St Louis again to-
| day and wind up the series tomorrow.
The only DEL laced the ball out for a
| double and two singles. while Bill Clarke
had to be content with three singles VOL
Verton was the only Senator who went
without single yesterday.
Besides pitching winning game, Wee
Willie" Carrick managed to place two hits
| in safe territory.
Shortstop Bobby Wallace has been under
the weather for the past week. and after
| his bad work in Wednesdays game he de-
cided to rest up, Friel taking his place.
Al Orth will probably go on the rubber
| today for the Senators, and as Harper has
| been suspended by Ban Johnson for kick
| ing at the umpires Powell will probably Of
| ficiate for st. Louis
| a laugh on the Senators for winning one
| game. Boston has only won two. Balti-
more two and the Athletics two. win
| today will put the Senators even with one
of the other clubs, unless all score VIC
tories.
Yesterdays victory was the seventh
straight for Chicago, and something Will
have to be done to keep the Champions
| from making a runaway race Of the Amer
lean League championship. The White Sox
| certainly look good at this stage of the
race.
Manager LOTUS is reported to have plead
| ed quite while with President Johnson to
get the latter to overlook "Del's" break
| with Umpire Sheridan. Johnson wouldn't
promise anything, and Delehanty will have
| to be on his good behavior from this on
to escape punishment
The present race of the American League
is a glorious thing for the west. In years
gone by the west never had chance
against the eastern aggregations in the Ma
tional League, except when the Chicagos,
with Arson at the head, were winners. One
strong club in the west has been the rule,
but this season it looks as though that Sec
tlon had four as good as the best.
Manager Lotus gave out the news in Chi
cago that should he secure Mcfarland from
Comiskey he would keep Fred Ely a
utility man, letting the infield remain as
now constituted.
If Harry Wolverton could only get started
into his true form with the bat and at third
what a strong batting aggregation that
Senatorial mfield would be. Carey and
Coughiin are away ahead of their gait,
Keister is a known quantity. and with
Woiverton hitting as he should the Sena-
tors would certainly travel fast.
The Washingtons open with Detroit Sun
day, and 1t is expected to be a gala time.
The three defeats administered to the IT,
gers when last here has ried the Detroit
fans" and enthused President Postal. The
latter will have band at the grounds to
help along his Washington team.
The New Yorks on the Polo grounds yes
terday defeated the st. Louis team by q
score of to 1. Under the direction of the
new manager, George Smith. who covered
second base, the home team did errorless
work in the field.
Heidrick has got two chapeaus coming
from President Ralph Orthwen, who de-
clared that he would give each Brownie a
hat every time four-base rap was slapped
out on the home grounds. Butts intends
saving the $ orders until he has enough
81 them to exchange for q Panama--at.
Louis Star.