Evening star., 1902-08-09
SPORTS OF ALL SORTS
Washington Again Batted Out
a Victory Over Chicago.
FOUR HITS OFF PATTEN
HARBAN AND DAVIDSON IN
OCEAN CITY GOLF FINALS.
Janowski Gets First Prize in Hanover
Chess Tourney-Saratoga Races
Base Ball Notes
League Teams, Standing.
National League Teams Standing.

Once more a good report from the Sem
ators came out of Chicago last evening,
when the score of the game between Wash
ingtOn and Chicago was announced as ia
voring our representatives by the figures
5 to 2. The Senators have gone down to
defeat so regularly since leaving home for
the western trip that a victory was not
expected, as they had won on Thursday.
But the Chicago team has sort of peaches
and cream look to the Senators of late, so
they made it two victories out of three
games played in the windy city on this trip.
Sorrel-top Case Patten had another one
of his good days yesterday. and the batters
of the Champions had to divide up four
safe hits among them, and George Davis
got two of these. When Patten is in good
shape and can get away from the first in
ming without allowing his opponents to
make enough runs to win he can be counted
upon to win out Yesterday the White Sox
got after Patten as usual in the first in
ming, and after two men were out at that.
Two runs were scored, but after that Pat
up such clipping pace that but two more
hits were secured in the remaining eight
innings and no more runs scored.
Good Fielding Prevented Runs.
James T. Callahan was on the rubber for
the Chicagos. and from start to finish he
was hit hard, the remarkably good field
ing back of him keeping down the runs of
the Senators.
Scranton Bill Coughliu and The Only
Del" were the leaders with the stick yes
terday, the former getting a double and
three singles. while the latter laced out
two doubles and a single. Coughlin also
got a base on balls, so that he batted at a
1000 per cent clip.
In the initial inning Chicago put up her
colOrs first, scoring two runs. Jones and
Green went out on easy chances but Geo.
Davis tore off a double into left field that
only Lees good fielding prevented from GO
ing for home run. Mertes also hit in
the same direction and Davis raced home.
Mertes Immediately made a dash for sec
ond, and by a long slide beat Clarkes good
throw to Doyle. ISbeli followed with a
screeching grounder to Doyle. which the
latter first fumbled and then threw bad to
Deiehanty, with the result that the batter
was safe and Mertes scored the second run.
Daily made the third out Ely to first
These two runs looked like a mountain to
the senators, as Callahan was receiving
git-edged support, and 1t seemed impos-
sible to get their runners around the ba ses
After being blanked for three innings the
Washingtons managed to break the ice in
the fourth and score their first run With
two out Coughiin was given base on balls
and by great slide stole second. Catcher
Clarke then followed with timely single
and BIZ chased home.
"The Lucky Seventh"
The seventh inning was lucky, for once,
for the Senators, as they scored their Sec
ond run in that turn at the bat and evened
up the score. With one out, Delehanty tore
on double and went to third on Keister' 3
out at first. Coughlin then bobbed up with
single and Del came home
Another blank followed in the eighth in
Ing. but In the ninth. the Senators did bus-
ness along the line for which they were
noted while at home. Ryan opened up the
fusillade with a line hit over third base,
good for two bases. but Doyle popped up a
little fly to Callahan. But Del was
Johnny on the spot" his double to center
sending Ryan over the plate. Keister hit
a roller to Daily and was put out at first.
Delehanty taking third on the play. Bill
Coughlin then made his fourth hit of the
day, nice single to left, scoring Del. F"
Wyatt Lee managed to make one of his
big swings connect with the ball and when
the sphere was returned to the diamond,
the clever left-hander was safe on second
and Coughltn had crossed the plate scoring
the third run Of the inning.
The White Sox had two men on bases in
the ninth inning, but Patten let out a kink
or two in his great left arm and the third
man was retired without run being scored.
Following is the score.