Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-05-15

on account of bad attack Of Charley
horse" Kip" Setback. the ex-senator.
was given good reception, as We're also
Roger Bresnehan and big Dan Mccain,
Washington uniforms With the Orioles
We're many Baltimore people, and they lost
no opportunity to make their presence
known.
Catcher Timothy Donohue caught his
first full game of the season, and although
this clever lad is still suffering from the
effects of his illness he gave brilliant ex-
hibition for the first six innings. After
that the work began to tell on Timothy
and he could hardly get the ball around to
the different bases When Donohue fully
RECEIVERS his health he will be a splendid
running mate for young Drill.
The Two Stars.
Outside of Twirler Townsend the two
stars of the game yesterday were Second
Baseman Billy Coughlin and First Base
man Carey. The Scranton boy made sew
eral plays around second base that ware
nothing If not sensational. one play in par
tlcular being worthy of elaboration. There
was man on second when McGraw came
10 the bat and hit~a liner between first and
second. 1t was ticketed all over ..sa fe hit -
put Coughin made a dive after the sphere
knocked 1t down with his gloved hand and
threw the speedy "Mugsy" out at first Bill
Tell all over himself in making the nIav
and that he recovered in time to get such
fast runner as McGraw showed what q
wonderful throwing arm he has Carey
al nrSt, made d couple of sensational one.
handed catches, the kind he is noted fo,
and in addition hit a double to right f;sI5
when two were out and a man on the bases
Inc 1rlendS or the Senators We're far fror,
satlsied with the two runs made in the
first inning, as the lead was very small
and when Carey drove the third run over
the plate he got a splendid reception. The
next batter up was Ely. another supposed
weak hitter. but this veteran has been do
ing some timely hitting this spring and once
more he came to theSf front with a singIe
that scored Carey. Jimmy Ryan in center
neid pulled down couple of long hits. after
last sprintlng, and in addition added two
doubles TO his batting percentage
After the Orioles had been retired in tho
flrst inning. the Senators opened I'D a paw
Ing business at once. Jimmy Ryan cleyerly
negotiated pass to first from Howell. and
went to third on keister's hit to the left
field fence for two bases Wolyerton then
sent long fly to Seymour in right. and
Ryan scored. Delehanty hit a liner over
second ana In trying to stretch it into two
BASES was nailed at second, keister scor-
ing on the play Coughlin closed the in
ming" going out from Gilbert to McGann.
A Solitary Run.
Blanks were served up to the Orioles for
four innings. but in the fifth their solitary
run was hung up. Seymour started OF with
a nice hit into right. but in trying to stea,
second Coughlin shut him off on n sn,en.
did throw by Donohue. Tim was given a
great cheer for his good work. McGraw hit
high foul to Wolverton and retired. Gi,bsrt
hit hot one to Ely, which the latter al
lowed to go through him, and shortly after
stole second. Robinson followed with a safe
drive into right and Gilbert crossed the
plate.
Washington's last two runs were scored
In the eighth inning. After Wolverton had
nied out to left. Delehanty hit over second
for single. Coughlin's best was fiy to
Bresnehan. Carey then sent out a line fiy
that struck near the foul line and rolled
almost to the club house. being good for
two bases, Delehanty scoring on the hit.
Ely followed with a lineSdriye over second
and Carey scored. Donohue hit hard one
toward right. but Williams got In front of
It and Tim died at first
The work Of Umpire OsLaughlin Was first
class In every particular. No partiafisy was
shown and although Capt. AcGraw kicked
considerably at several decisionst the UNI
pire was right In every instance
Following Is the official score: