Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-07-10
American League Teams Standing.
National League Teams Standing.

Baltimore won the third straight game of
the series from Washington in the oyster
city yesterday. 1t was no fluke victory,
either, but honestly won contest, in
which the Orioles threw the Washington
contingent down to the tune of II to 4.
Hard hitting was the explanation of this
third winning, as it has been of the first
two. The Birds have 10,O00-candle power
batting lamps. which were trimmed to
the limit. and they could read Patterns
curves before the ball left his hands. He
was touched for a triple. four doubles and
an even dozen of singles. and there was
never a time when the swat was not to be
heard.
McCinnity was in the box for Baltimore
and his curves bore resemblance what
ever to a Chinese puzzle, for the Senators
thumped good and hard. Great fielding by
the men behind him and little luck here
and there kept the Senators from scoring
except in the fourth inning, when they as
sembled four hits and four runs. After
that inning Washington continued to make
hits right along, but they profited nothing
In the fifth inning the Senators made three
hits without scoring.
A Williams Day.
1t was Jimmy Williams day to be up
and doing at the bat, and right nobly did
he respond He made four hits out of five
times up. Jimmy's career on the bases IL
illustrates one of the uncertainties of the
game. With his four hits he did not make
a run. On Monday Gilbert. the only man
on the team who did not land a hit made
three runs
Another little man who made several
stacks of hay while the sun did shine at o
temperature of % degrees was Bresnahan
In these later days Roger has not been SO
many at the bat. In fact, he was not half
enough Yesterday. however he redeemed
himself. Two doubles and two singles out
of four times up was his proud record.
Then there was the inevitable Joe Kelley.
Joe made single, double and a triple
and drew a pass. His triple scored two
runs, but Joe was massacred trying to
turn the three-bagger into four-tmer
Captain Robinson was there with double
and single. Gilbert succeeded in getting
a single, which brought in a man, and Joe
McGinnity also got which saved
weary wanderer on the base lines.
For the Senators, Doyle got a double and
two singles Wolvertou two singles and the
others had to be satisfied with one safe hit
More Brilliant Fielding.
Fielding plays out of the ordinary were
frequent Some of the best work was the
great throwing Of Seymour who completely
ratified the Sena tors and made them wary
about taking more than one base on hit
to his garden. Washington feIded well
and the defeat was due entirely to the ease
with which Baltimore hammered the ball
around the lot
Baltimore began scoring in the first in
ming Kelley got pass. went to second
when Setback also received four bad balls
when to third when William forced Setback
and scored on McGann's single
In the second INNING
Bresnahan got away with a bunt. Gilbert
scored Robinson with single and Kelley
brought In Bresnahan and Gilbert with a
triple. Bresnahan doubled in the fourth in
ming, went to third on Glberts out and
scored on McGinnity's single
In the sixth inning McGann singled to
Delehanty, who errored. and McGann went
to third. Seymour flied out to third and
Robinson scored McGann with a single
Bresnahan doubled. scoring Robinson
Kelley started the seventh inning with a
safe bunt. Setback sacrificed to Patten
Carey missed the throw. which put Kelley
on third and Setback on second. Williams
single scored Kelley and advanced Setback
to third Setback then scored on McGann's
fly to center. The final runs were made in
the eighth inning. McGinnity forced Bres-
nahan and was sent to third by Kelley's
double. Williams brought in McGinnity and
Kelley with hot single.
Senators Good Inning.
Washingtou's scoring was all done in the
fourth inning, while McGinnity was suffer-
Ing from weak spell. Doyle doubled, went
to third on Delehanty's out and scored on
Wolverton's single. Lee made a two-bag-
ger, putting Wolverton on third. WoIyer-
ton scored on Carey's out, Ely drew pass
and Lee and Ely scored on Clarke's double
to left.
That ended the senatorial scoring, but
things looked squa1ly in the fifth inning