Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-09-25
KENNEDY TO HANDLE AMERICAN
LEAGUES NEW YORK CLUB.
Jockey Lyme Rode Four Winners at
Gravesend-District Tennis Tour
ney-Star Cup Golf Matches.
American League Clubs Standing.
Clubs Standing.

The acquisition OF couple OIL new pay
ers appeared to ginger up the. Senators
yesterday and they went after the Bostons
in such a confident manner that runaway
race resulted, the locals winning out by
the score of 20 2
The Washington boys. Joe Stanley and
Jake Atz, arrived in the city yesterday
morning, and as the Senators were crippled.
both were pressed into service. Delehanty
had a stir neck, Coughlin was nursing his
sore mouth and Wyatt Lee had to remain
out of the game to get ready for his we'd
ding last night 1t was not the Intention
of Manager LOTUS to play Atz, but Stanley
Is a possible member Of next years team.
Jake went to second base. Stanley into left
and Jack Doyle in right. In a fielding way
this combination worked satisfactorily, both
Of the new recruits accepting all of their
chances in faultless style. but at the bat
their efforts were almost nil, Atz securing a
doubtful single. The spectators numbered
about 1000, and the Washington boys were
given every encouragement. At the bat
Stanley handles himself in confident man.
ner, which speaks well for his future. After
the game Manager Lotus and Captain Del
ehanty spoke well of Stanley and made the
prediction that he would look still better be-
fore the week was out.
Albert Edward Orth was on the rubber
for the Senators and the clever Lynchburg
man had one of his good days. For eight
innings he held the Bostons down to three
hits, the other two being made in the last
inning. The COllinsites tried all sorts of
batting to get the ball safe, bunting chop
ping and driving at the sphere, but rainbow
flies to the outfield or easy chances to the
tnfield generally resulted.
Boston sent forward Sparks to do the
pitching. and the Senators were lucky to get
almost all the errors registered by the visit
ors punched in the one inning that they
were doing their batting. This was in the
third inning, when six hits were made by
the Senators, and Boston added to the run
getting by contributing four errors.
Notwithstanding that Jimmy Ryan Is
troubled with lame back he made several
pretty catches. and Billy Keister at third
played nice game.
How the Runs Were Made.
In the first inning Boston scored run,
the result of Parents double and Stahl's
single. The Senators could do nothing with
Sparks In the first and second innings, but
in the third. his curves were batted fire.
quently and errors came thick and fast
Ely and Clarke started off with singles and
both moved up a base when Sparks made
a wild throw to second to catch the first
named mapping Ortiz hit to Sparks and
died at first, Ely hugging third tena ciously.
Doyle followed with hot one to Parent
that bounded badly and struck him IL the
breast, Ely racing home. Jimmy Ryan
pulled clean single around into right and
Clarke scored. On the return of the ball,
Ferris made bad throw to third to catch
Doyle and Jack continued on home Ryan
going to second. Stanley sent a nice fly
into Dougherty's hands and an inglorious
muff followed. line drive from Keisters
bat into right field scored Ryan and sent
Stanley to third. On the bluff steal of sec
ond by Keister, Ferris dropped the ball and
Stanley scored. George Carey whipped
beautiful double along the left field foul
line Keister racing home on the hit This
ended the run getting, Atz and Ely making
easy outs.
In the sixth inning, the Senators hung up
their two last runs. Carey placed a single
over second and on Ats safe bunt went to
second. Ely hit to Sparks and Carey was
forced out at third. Clarke singled into
left scoring AtZ and sending Ely to third
Orth went out second to first and Ely
scored.
For seven innings the Bostons had gone
runless, a majority of the times going out
IN one-tWo-three order. In the ninth, they
managed to get two hits together, ana as
result scored their second and last run.
1t came after two hands were out, Freeman
pulling off single and Gleason getting
line drive to the score board for three
bases. La Chance ended the game by going
out to Carey unassisted.
Score: