Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-06-25

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! longing for and as result came off first
best in the contest. Little Billy Keister
once more led the Washingtons at the bat,
his two doubles and home run being es-
| pecially timely and appreciated by the
spectators. All the players when they
came to the bat the first time We're given
hearty receptions. demonstrating that the
crowd has kept tab on their work away
from home and appreciated the fact that
they have done well. all things considered.
| The Only Del" Jimmy Ryan. Keister,
| Carey and Coughlin were especially singled
out, each man having big following of
| admirers.
In the fielding sense all the honOrs went
| to the Bostons, the chances offered the
| Washingtons We're all easy except line fly
| captured by Ryan on the run. Little Par
ent at short, Dougherty in left and Free
man III right made pretty plays and were
heartily applauded. A notable occurrence
in fielding sense the only error made
by Washington being pulled off by George
Carey The chance was an easy one and
according to the official scorer this is the
first mispiay that the clever first baseman
has made this season.
Umpire Bobby 'Caruthers made his first
appearance on the local grounds and his
work. all things considered, was good.
Captain Collins disagreed with Caruthers
on a play at third III the fourth inning and
when the argument was over the former
was ordered to the bench. With one out
Lee hit safely to center and on Clarke's
single into left center made a try for third
The ball and Lee reached the bag about
the same time, and by a wide slide the
Senator seemed to get under Collins arm
The umpire declared Lee safe, and Collins
became very indignant, keeping up his pro-
testing for several minutes with the result
that he was benched, Gleason coming into
his position from center and Dineen going
INTO the outfeld- The retirement of Collins
was costly to Boston. as with him in the
game later developments demonstrated that
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hit that was too hot for Gleason and then
his batting was missed. The play was a
close one. and Collins experience should
have taught him to take his medicine even
If he did secure the out.
Another notable feature of the game vas
the debut of Pitcher Adkins from Beloit
college, wisconsin, who made his first an
pearance in the professional arena with tbe
Bostons yesterday. An inclination to make
run OF the young mans efforts when he first
went on the rubber developed but after he
had worked for a few minutes it was seen
that he had the goods and was delivering
them in hrst-class style. AS a result the
spectators took to cheering him for his good
work. Adkins has all the curves and speed
necessary for a good pitcher. and he will
probably demonstrate this against the Sem
ators tomorrow, especially as the vet .ran
Cy. Young is under the weather and not
able to take his regular assignment
Boston started off WELL getting a run in
the first inning, the result of Collins singh,
INTO left and tremendous drive for three
bases by 'Buckarene" Freeman to the cen
terrified fence. AL Orth then settled down
70 business, and for seven innings there
after not another Bostonese crossed the
nome plate. In the meanwhile the Senators
We're doing land-office business with
young winters He got away from the first
TWO innings all right. lucky hits in the sec
ono saving him from runs being scored
In the third he was drummed for keeps
the Washingtons getting their first TALES
IN a punch OF four The inning opened in
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flying out to leasoGn in center Jimmy
Ryan then negotiated a base on balls and
went to second on Wolverton's nice sinsla
into center Delehanty followed with a
tremendous drive against the left field fence
for double and Ryan scampered home
Billy keister then ambled to the plate. and
in the most ordinary style imaginable
Slammed one of Winters outcurves over
the left held fence for home run, totalIing
up four runs. In the fourth Lee came home
from third on long fly to center the
former having reached that station as be-
fore described and which resulted in Col
Inns retirement. In the fifth. Keister again
started matters with double to left CEN
ter and came home on Carey's single into
right In the sixth, Ryan again walked.
went to third on Creiger's wild throw to
hrst TO catch him mapping and then scored
on Deiehanty's hit into right. This ended
the Senators run scoring with seven tai
Hes to their credit and everything looked
lovely when the eighth inning onenad To-
the Bostons. A fusilade of hits followed
and Mr.. Ortiz had his bad inning, giving
the spectators slight chill as five runs
were hung up.
Ex-senator Dinneen was the first man I'm
and he got a double, but had to hug sec.
ond as Gleason flied out to Ryan Freeman
then "butted into double scoring DIM
neen, and Parents double sent Freeman
over the plate. Orth hit LaChance, and
Ferris drove liner into center. Ryan came
in on the ball to get throw home and
stop Parent, If possible, but the bali took