Evening star., 1902-05-30

Cleveland at Baltimore.
Detroit at Boston.
st. Louis at Philadelphia.
National League Teams Standing.
rttsburs.. y : SIS Brooklyn. : i i rs IS
Chicago: e Il .es5 Ginsinnat; = 20 s7s
NeM York 5 ls IS Is ss st. dag II II 2S
The Chicago champions made their first
appearance of the season in Washington
this morning and the Senators took them
into camp by the score of 0 to g. The
weather was ideal and the car company
was taxed to It's utmost TO carry out all the
people who wanted to see the game When
the game started. at 1870. there were over
1000 people in the grounds. which Is the
record for a morning game in this city.
Both sides put up a good, snappy game,
the errors that were made were on difficult
chances and the hitting was of the sort
to please, especially as Washington did
the most of it. Bill Carrick was on the
rubber for the Senators, and this clever lad
had the satisfaction of scoring his first win
of the season in five games played. The
total number of hits against Carrick went
into double figures, but he kept them so
well scattered as to be almost unproductye
of runs. Time after time the white legs
would get on the bases, but Bill would take
a brace and the third man would go out on
an easy chance. Back of Carrick the Sem
ators played well, many difficult chances
being gathered in, one catch by Lee in right
field being of the double ringer class.
Virgil Garyil was on the rubber for Chi
cago. and his curves were hit from the be-
ginning until he withdrew in the eighth
inning in favor of Griffith. Several of the
Senator'S hits were Of the lucky sort. but
fny hA ,nct Ne !, afp hot
with the resounding crack that told tnat
the ball had been met fair and square
Back of Garvin the White Sox made sew
eral brilliant plays, a line catch by George
Davis at short being In the sensational
class.
Manager Griffith thought he had chance
to win out in the eighth inning and substi
tuted Callahan for Garvn at the bat, but
the best he could do was a little grounder
to Carrck. Griffith then went to the rub
Der to finish up the game and gave Ryan
a base on balls After Wolverton had neat
ly sacrificed Delehanty hit one of Griffith 8
outcurves on the end of the bat and it
sailed on a graceful loop over the left-field
fence for a home run Del has been hit
ting hard this spring. but this was the first
one he has been able to get over the fence.
The Game in Detail.
First inning -Strang singled to left and
Jones beat out bunt Green went out.
pitcher to first, nice sacrifice. Davis sin
gled to right, scoring Strang. Mertes flied
out to second. Isbell out second to first.
One run
Ryan flied out to Jones. Wolverton out.
Strang to Isbell. Delehanty out on a line
hit to Davis a great catch. No runs
Second innng-Daly flied out to Ryan.
Mcfarland out, Coughlin to Carey. Gar
vim out on fly to Coughlin. No runs.
Lee hit nice single into right. Coughlin
flied out to Isbell, trying to sacrifice, but
Fl 70 To rcytt for no
Strang made nice stop of Drills grounder
and put out Carey at second, but Daily
made a wild throw to first and Lee scored.
Clarke flied out to center. One run.
Third inning-Strang started the third in
ming with fly to Ryan. Jones hit safe to-
ward left, Coughin making a great stop.
Clarke caught Jones at second trying to
steal by good throw to Drill. Green flied
out to Ryan. No runs.
Carrick famed. Ryan hit hot one to-
ward third too hard for Strang to handle,
and Wolverton hit safely into short center
Ryan and Wolverton pulled off double
steal. Delehanty singled to left scoring
Ryan and Wolverton. Lee struck out.
Coughlin hit to Strang and was safe on
the latter's bad throw, Delehanty scoring
Carey out on fly to Strang. Three runs
Fourth inning-Davis out, Wolverton to
Carey. Mertes hit to Wolverton and went
to second on the latter's bad throw to first
Isbell flied out to Ryan DAILY out, Carrick
to Carey. No runs.
Drill walked to first and went to third on
Clarke's long single to right. Carrick nit
to Garvin and Drill was run down on the
line by Mcfarland and Strang. Ryan hit
to center for three bases, scoring Clarke
and Carrick. The field closed in for VOL
verton, and Harry got safe one back Of
third, Ryan scoring. Delehanty flied out
to Jones, and Wolverton was called out for
not touching second on his return to first
Three runs.
Fifth innng-McFarland flied out to Dele
hanty. Garvin singled to center. Strane
out. Carrick to Carey. Jones filed out to
Ryan. No runs.
to bunt, but the ball went safe into right.
Carey sacrificed. Garvin to Isbell, moving
the runners up base. Drill walked, fill
ing the bases Clarke flied out to Davis,
Carrick out, Garvin to Isbell. No runs.
Sixth inning-Green tried to bunt but
Carrick got the ball to Carey in time to
get him out. Davis walked. Mertes flied
out to Lee. Drill fumbled Isbells grounder
doubled to left, scoring Davis. Mcfarland
out. Coughlin to Carey. One run.
Ryan out on grounder to Isbell Wolver-
ton ton nit by Garvin Delehanty singled to
lin hit to Davis, forcing Delehanty at sec
ond. No runs.
Seventh inning-Garvine singled to left.
Strang flied out to Coughin and Jones sent
Drill Davis flied out to Coughln No runs
Carey singled to left. Drill Sacrificed
Strang to Isbell. Carey went to third on
bad throw to second Clarke
out. Davis to 1sbell Carrick popped one to
Davis. No runs.
Eighth inning-Mertes beat out roller
toward third. and Isbell singled over sec
ond DAILY hit to Carrick. forcing Mertes
at third. Mcfarland singled to center.
scoring Isbell- Callahan, batting for Gar
vim. forced DAILY at third by hitting to Car
rick Strang walked. Jones out, Wolver-
ton to Carey One run.
griffith went to the rubber in the eighth.
relieving Garvin. Ryan walked. Wolver-
ton sacrificed. Griffith to Isbeil The mighty
Deiehanty hit over left field fence for
home run. chasing Ryan also over the rub
ber. Lee fouled out to Mcfarland. Cough
lin out. DAILY to Isbell. Two runs.
Ninth inning-Lee made great catch of
Green's fly to right field. Davis out VOL
verton to Carey. Mertes out by same route.
No runs.
Following Is the official score:
WASHINGTON CHICAGO.
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