Evening star., 1902-08-22

up thirteen hits, six of which got one r,In
over the plate in the first five innings and
but three were scored in the last four on
the other seven hits. In addition to pitch.
ing well, Orth fielded his position like a
transplanted shortstop. There was nothing
too hot for him to grab and when the after
noon play was over he had rolled up
seven accepted chances and one put out
quite record for pitcher
opposed to Orth, on the rubber, was
James L. Callahan. the young man with a
Dig reputa ton who for the past two months
has been followed by "hoodoo" Callahan
was Knocked out of the box on Wednesday
ana Manager Griffith decided to again put
MN IN front OF the Senators in an endeayor
to chase away the bad luck streak But If
was unsuccessful. The Senators secured
only seven hits, but they were of the long
ana lucky sort and scored six runs, while
the White Sox's 13 hits tailed but four.
Big Ed Delehanty had one of his red
letter days with the stick, rapping out two
doubles and a home run, and every time
the hits were bread winners in a rlln-mak-
ing way Catcher Clarke was out of the
game and Lew Drill did the backstop work
In clever style He performed without a
passed ball. threw elegantly to the bases
and at the bat. laced out two singles of the
beauty order. Jack Doyle broke his hoodoo
Tor minute in the second inning when he
raped out clean single, and Ryan also
hit safely In the same inning. These four
men were the only Senators to get safe hits
There was nothing done in a remarka BILE
way In the field. almost all the chances be-
Ing OF the easy sort. Jimmy Ryan deyel-
oped bad case of Charley Horse" while
running out grounder In the fifth inning
ana was compelled to quit the game Ca
rey. VINO has been nursing a broken wrist
was brought back to first, DOYLE went to
second. ketster to right and Lee to center
The change didn't effect the outcome. the
men taking to their new places like ducks
10 wafer carey can handle himself all
right on first. but 1t will be some time be-
fore he Is able to bat with any sort of con-
f1dence. ~
Manager Grifith's pugnacious spirit cam.
to the front In the first inning, and as a
result ne was penalfzed with a walk of
the Held of battle. Green struck at q ball
that was close in and II rolled to Orth. who
retired the batter at first Green claimed
that the ball had struck his hand and was
dead ball. He screwed up his fingers and
writhed In pain to substantiate his arru-
ments. but Umpire tombstone refused to
recognize the claim. Griffith rushed to the
plate, followed by half a dozen other Chi
cago players, and after listening to their
was ordered to the bench Mr.. Griffith re-
fused to heed the umpire's orders. and, get
ting real sassy" was ordered off the field
The game then proceeded. It was noticed
atterward that little Danny Green was not
retarded In his fielding or batting by the
injury to his hand. Mr.. Johnstone Is too
old at the business to be hood dwinked by
tricks of that sort.
After the White Sox had been retired
rdnless in the first inning the Senators
sneaked lonesome tally over the plate as
starter. Ryan reached first on Strang's
tumble OF his grounder. After Lee had
fled out to Mertes Delehanty hit up against
the right-field fence for two bases RYAN
going to third Keister went out DAILY to
1sbeil and Ryan scored on the play Cough
lin closed the inning by fouling out to Nc
Farland. splendid catch near the grand
stand by the Chicago boy
Another blank went Chicagos way in the
second and again the Senators got busy.
this time chaiking up two additional runs
Doyle started of with a nice single into
left. but Ely forced him at second In try
Ing to sacrifice. Drill tore of his first sin
gle. ripping liner over second Orth then
struck out, but Jimmy Ryan doubled into
left and Ely and Drill raced home. Lee
closed the inning with a grounder to Isbell
The Chicagoes broke the ice In the fifth
inning, Mcfarland knocking the ball over
the fence for a home run.
In the same Inning Lee got base on balls
and not to be outdone, The Only Deii'' also
raped the ball over the fence for home
run. Previous to the hit Delehanty had
desperation Callahan put the ball over the
plate and took chances. As 1t turned out
1t was an unlucky chance( substantiating
"Cafs'' claim that he Is "hoodooed
Neither side scored In the sixth, but the
Whte Sox made one run in the seventh
and the Senators equaled 1t. With one out
Callahan singled toward right and went to
second on Strangs grounder. which Keister
and Carey took care Of Jones followed