Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-07-04
League Teams Standing.
National League Teams Standing.
Special Dispatch to The Evening Star.

COLUMBIA BALL PARK, PHILADEL-
PHIA. July flight thousand persons took
advantage of the glorious weather this
morning and saw the Athletics defeat the
Senator's The latter were greatly weaken
ed by the absence of Delehanty, Wolverton.
Orth and Townsend, who side-stepped this
village to escape Colonel John Injunction"
Rogers.
Tom. LOTUS was not any too confident Of
getting his share of victories. but his heart
was relieved when Jack Doyle came along
This gave him a chance to reorganize his
team, Doyle going to right field and Pitcher
Lee covering left.
The spectators kept the players busy
lodging firecrackers, and pistol shots were
set off at intervals Of two seconds. When
an exceptionally good play was made the
scene resembled a mimic battle the ex-
plosions being deafening. Connie Mack
said that the attendance beat all other
morning crowds at Columbia Park, and If
the weather holds fine this afternoon there
Will be over 1900 persons present. If the
old Phillies were playing the crowd would
run to 10000. but LOTUS Is satisfied with
the actual results.
Mitchell was Connie Mack's choice for
pitcher, and LOTUS depended on Carrick to
fool the Quakers
Washington Took the Lead.
First inning - Washington batted first
Ryan beat out a bunt toward third and
Doyle followed with two-bagger to the
right-f1eld fence. Keister hit to Mitchell
and died at first. and Davis sharp throw
nailed Ryan at the plate. Coughlin got
pass to first and stole second. Doyle scored
when Schreck dropped the return throw to
the plate. Carey struck out. One run.
Hartsel hit to Keister and died at first.
Coughlin made a sensational catch Of
FultZ $ foul fly. Davis singled to center
and l.. Cross singled to right. Doyle saved
trouble by a clever catch of Seybold's fly.
No runs.
Second inn.ng-Ely famed. Lee waited
for four wide ones. Clarke put up high
fly to NJ. Cross. Carrick made clean sin
gle to center. Ryan hit in the back
AMI the bases were filed. Doyle fouIed to
Davis. No runs.
schreck fouled out to Coughlin. NJ. Cross
died on grounder to Ely. Castro fled out
to Doyle. No runs.
Third inning-keister was retired by NJ
Cross and Davis. M Cross took charge of
Coughlin's fly. Castro captured Carey's
liner. No runs.
Mitchell singled to center and went to
second on Hartsefs sacrifice. Carrick to
Carey. Fultz flied to Keister Davis hit to
Coushlin who tagged Mitchell No runs.
Fourth inning-Ely hunted. but L. Cross
got him al first Lee fouled to Davis
Clarke got a base on balls. Carrick's drive
to l.. Cross forced Clarke at second. No
runs.
l.. Cross sent long fly to Lee. Seybold
made lucky infield single. but was dou-
bleu up wI.44 Schreck by Carrick, Keister
and Carey. No runs.
Fifth inning-Ryan received a pass to
first. Doyle flied to Seybold. Ryan was
thrown out trying to steal second. Fultz
caught keister's skyscraper No runs.
Play was stopped while Doyles glove was
measured and Jack was compelled to get
another his old one being too big NJ
Cross flied to Lee. Castro was thrown out
by Ely. Keister took Mitchers liner No
runs.
Sixth inning-CoughIin walked to first.
Carey hunted. but Davis threw wild and
both men were safe. Coughlin was nailed
on Ely's bunt to Mitchell. A rafting dou-
BILE ply by Mitchell. L. Cross and Davis got
rid of Carey and Lee. No runs.
Philadelphia Went Ahead.
Carrick gave his first base on balls to
Hartsel Clarke caught Fultz's pop fly. Da-
Wis singled to left. Hartsel scored on l..
Cross single to left Seybolds hit to Ely
forced L. Cross at second and Davis came
home on the play. Schreck was easy for
Carrick and Carey. Two runs.
Seventh inning-Clarke singled to center
Carrick sacrificed him to second Ryan
flied TO Hartsel ard Doyle died on hit to
Davis No runs.
NJ Cross was hit and walked to first. He
stole second and scored on Castro's single
70 right The latter moved to second on
Mitchelfs sacrifice. Clarke to Carey. Hart
sci went out to Carey unaSsisted. Futz
flied TO Ryan. One run
Eighth inning-Keister was hit on the
shoulder and walked. Coughiin flied to l..
Cross. Carey hit to right for two bases. but
keister was nailed between third and home,
Ely flied to Sey'bold. No runs
Ely to Carey retired Davis L. Cross
reached second on his drive to left Sey-
bold flied to Keister. Schreck was thrown
out by Carrick. No runs
Ninth inning-Lee was disposed OF by Cas-
tro and Davis Clarke walked Drill batted
SeybOid. No runs ~
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