Evening star., 1902-04-18

showed the effect of the warm sun in their
fielding. although their batting eyes were
left at home.
Hemming and Cross cut the game up
between them and twirled excellent ball for
the Newarks. The former is the veteran
who has drifted down from the National
League, but his work yesterday demon
strated that he is about due for a retro
grade movement. Hemming was on the
rubber for four innings, and during that
| time the Senators got but three singles off
his delivery. Cross pitched the last four
innings and did almost well, only four
hits being chalked up against him. OF the
total of seven hits credited to Washington
Jimmy Ryan obtained three, quite a little
berry picking for the genial veteran.
Wyatt Lee and Case Patten did the
pitching for the Senators. and the formers
Work was very good, the latter showing
his usual spring need Of hard work. Lee
has been wanting to do hard days work
for some time, as he fully recognizes the
| need of practice, and yesterday he let him
self out. The Newarks got five singles,
scattered through the six Innings that Lee
man over the plate. Lees exhibition was
extremely gratifying to Manager LOTUS
as it places three men. Orth. Townsend and
Lee, on his good-condtion list and he can
afford to wait for Carrick and Patten to
round out to their true form. Patten was
wild yesterday. and when he did get the
ball over the plate the Newarks hit it hard.
Jordan slammed one almost against the
score card in center field and Griffin put
| one over Delehanty's head. the former be-
ing good for three bases while the latter
went as a double.
The Senators were seen at their best in
the field, although Coughlin had two mis-
plays charged against him, which resulted
from overanxfety to make quick plays
Bill had fourteen chances and gathered in
twelve, which is a very fair showing for
| a novice at the position. Carey at first,
was the bright particular star of yester-
days game: Three times he had to reach
out with his left hand and gather in
wide throws and there is no telling what
| would have resulted with an ordinary
fielder on first base. Ely. at short, and
Wolverton. at third. simply smothered
everything that came their way. Drill
| caught another good game and nailed two
men at second who were trying to work in
steals on the ex-Georgetown boy.
Neither side scored until the fourth in
ming, when Washington cut the water
melon by scoring one run. Coughlin work
| ed a base on balls, stole second and went
| to third as McAndrews fumbled Ely's
| grounder. After Drill and Lee had gone
| out Ryan sent fast liner over third and
Coughlin scored.
In the seventh inning Newark tied the
| score as the result of Jordan's triple to
| center field and Jopes timely single over
| second. In the eighth the visitors went to
| the front. scoring two more runs Nc
| Andrews was hit by Patten and sacrificed
| to second. Mcintyre then beat out a slow
| hit to Coughlin and Immediately tried for
| second. Drill threw well to second, but
| Coughlin allowed the ball to go through
him, and McAndrews scored. A double by
Griffin sent Mcintyre over the rubber
1t was now up to the Senators to make
good or suffer their second defeat But
the locals were there with the goods and
in the same inning pushed their way to
the front. Coughlin was the first man up
! and he reached first on McAndrcw's error
but was forced at second by Carey. An
other error by McAndrews allowed Ely to
reach first and Carey second. Cross then
| soaked Drill with the ball, filling the bases
Patterns sacrifice scored Carey and then
| Jimmy Ryan hammered out his timely sin
gle, and Ely and Drill scored
Newark failed to score IN the ninth al
though Pitcher Cross secured a single with
| two men out.
Following is the score;