Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-07-28
Visitors Made Six Runs.


Case Patten was the senatorial twirler
and for seven innings he looked awfully
good. He was getting the benders over the
plate only Patten can, but in the eighth
the champions went to work In real earn
est and with the aid of an error jumped
away in the lead by making six runs Lee
then relieved Patten and Griffith's hit was
the only one made off his delivery In the
last two innings.
The recent good work of the Senator's and
the reputation of the white sox served to
draw out a large crowd.
The Senators started off well, getting two
runs in the first inning as the result of two
bases on balls to Doyle and Delehanty and
a timely double by keister. In the third
both sides hung up tallies. Chicago getting
one run through singles by Daily, Sullivan
Piatt and Jones' out at first For Wash
ington, Ryan doubled and Doyle singled
both scoring on Delehanty's double to CEN
ter. Little Keister followed with a triple
and Del scored. Coughlin hit grounder
to DAILY, and by good slide Keister beat
the throw to the plate, the little fellow
ducking between SullIvan's legs SO that III.
couldn't be touched.
Chicago made another run In the fourth.
Davis going to second on E,ly's bad throw
10 Carey and then home on IsbelI's single
Strang knocked the ball over the left field
fence FOR home run in the fifth. The sixth
and seventh innings were blanks for both
clubs, but in the eighth the white sox got
ing the score 8 to . in their favor.
Jones started the inning with fly to
Ryan but Green singled to left. George
Davis then Swiped the ball over the fence
FOR a homer and tailed with Green. The
hit seemed to unnerve Patten. Mertes fol-
lowed with a single to center and stole sec
ond I5bell singled to left and Mertes was
held up at third. DAILY hit a hot one to
Coughlin and Mertes was caught on the
line. In the general mix I'D of runrtns
Mertes down Coughlin dropped the ball and
the runner scored. Sullivan hit a hot one
at Patten which the latter knocked down
but the batter reached first and Isbell
scored. Griffith varied the monotony of
base hits by fouling out to Drill, but Strang
Kept the bingle work with a drive to right
that sent Daily and Sullivan over the rub
Der. Jones flied out to Ryan ending the
agony OF the crowd
Locals Tied the Score.
With the score standing to 6 in Chiga-
COS favor. the Senators came to the bat
to do or die. They didn't expire but sew
eral of the spectators came near having
heart disease, as three runs were made.
and the score tied. After Drill had gone
out Lee beat a bunt, the ball rolling SLOWLY
toward third Jimmy Ryan then caught
one OF Griffths drops about a foot from
the ground, and 1t sailed over the left-ffeId
renee on line. This made two runs and
the Senators still needed one to tie the
score Doyle at this point sent out the
inner mat should have gone to the fence
but Davis one-handed catch stopped lack
on his way to first.
Up came the mighty Del" and the crowd
began yelling for a homer. The big fellow
certainly looked determined and Griffith
took a big chance in letting the ball 90
near the plate. On the third ball pitched
Del caught the sphere squarely and over
the renee II went, sure enough, the crowd
apparently going mad over the feat. Cough
liz made the third out. second to first
Ihe JOY of the spectators was short lived.
as Doyle failed to stop Isbelrs grounder
and he was quickly on second through the
medium OF sacrifice. Grifhth's timely sim
gle sent Isbell home.
For Washington, Coughlin began business
with a double to center that Jones made
a great effort to get. Carey tried to sacri-
nee, but sent little fly into IsbeI's hands.
Ely went out, Davis to Isbell and Cough,in
raced to third Drill then came to the bat.
ana although he got three balls on Griffith.
the latter finally struck him out, and the
game was over.
Following is the official score.