Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-08-08
American League Clubs Standing.
National League Clubs Standing.

The New Yorks made it three straight,
winding up the series yesterday afternoon
at American League Park by trouncing the
Senators to the tune Of 10 to 4. During the
entire three games the New Yorks played
the sort of game that was expected Of them
early in the season. batting hard, fielding
almost perfectly and running the bases
with winning speed. This description about
covers their work yesterday afternoon, with
the exception that Pitcher Dunkle was in
effective and wild as March hare While
warming up Dunkle appeared to be in fine
fettle. but once the battle started he faded
away to nothing. and after he had been hit
safely twice in the fifth inning gave two
bases on balls and hit Willie Keller with
the ball. he was retired to the bench.
Ortiz went to the center of the diamond
with all the bases filled and it was too big
a handicap to be overcome. the New Yorks
getting in three more runs before the third
hand could be retired. After this bad start
Ortiz went well. allowing but three hits in
the last four innings and but one run was
scored.
The ffelders back of Dunkle and Orth did
only fairly. the continuous bombardment
or passes to first apparently discoura ging
them. Moran pulled off one brilliant play,
a fly back of second to drop safe which he
should have gobbled up
The New Yorks. on the other hand,
played with such confidence in the field as
to give their work a brilliant hue Little
Efberfeld was all over the in and outfields
pulling oown short flies or speedy ground
ers in way that almost took the breath
away from the batters, while CAMEL at
first and Conroy at third made him good
running mates.
Harry Howell was on the rubber for the
New forks, and he was due for good
0rupolng, but the poor work of Dunkle
braced him up somewhat and he mana eed
TO stay through the game. Once or twice
ne was about to receive the call to retreat
from manager Griffith, but sensational sup
port helped him out frequently when il
appeared as though the Senators were due
Tor a batting matinee.
How the Runs We're Made.
Neither side scored In the first inning hut
In the second base on balls a sacrifice
and single by CAMEL gave the New
1orks their first tally. In the same inning
Lees single. Coughlin's double and an in
neid out. enabled Washington to also score
lonesome run The New Yorks got an
other IN the third on Conroy's triple and
Eioer1eids single In the fourth, McFar-
land tripled to left and scored on Bevtue.s
long fly to Setback
linen came the fifth with its disaster for
the senators After Conroy had gone ont
DunKie hit Keller and Elberfeld followed
WIN single Williams was passed to first
ming the bases, and Fultz also got a base
on oalls. forcing home Keller. Orth then
appeared on the scene and Camel tore off
single. scoring Elberfeld Mcfarland
went out, Moran to Clarke Williams scor-
Ing on the play. Beville also got a mass IN
nrst. once more filling up the bases. MI
HoWeH then concluded 1t was time for him
70 SHINE and win his own game a beautiful
Hne single into left scoring Fultz and Gan
zei. Conroy kept up the merry clip with a
single into left and Beville raced homo
bach. ~ ~ oei-
In the sixth the Senators woke IN for a
second or two. triples by Coughlin and Nc
Cormlcik scoring a run. In the seventh the
new Iorks got their tenth and last run
through the courtesy of a wild throw bv
moran and double by Conroy,
In the seventh the Senators scorea +uo
runs and then quit for the day with a total
OF -FOUR. Orth led OF with a single and was
chased home by Moran's triple to the cen.
ter held fence After Ryan had fouled ont
70 Bevflle. Clarke singled over second ana
Moran raced home. o'u
In the last two innings both sides uont
out in regular order. Score: