Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-07-18
American League Clubs Standing.
National League Clubs Standing.

The White Sox yesterday came TO town
with their batting and base running clotheS
on, and as a consequence there Is ahotnei
sad story to chronicle relative to the pan
game ut the American League Park yes
terday afternoon between the lads from the
windy city and those who are endeaVorlhs
to represent the national capital IN the pase
ball world. The Senators did a little WORK
with the stick themselves. obtaining three
triples Il double and 4 number of singles OH
the visiting slab artists delivery. but they
were unable to break the hoodoo that has
seemingly enveloped them, and the ball
tosscrs from Chicago walked off with the
victory 10y t. to L.
AL Orth and his smile decorated the
pitchers box for the Senators yesterday
and In the second and fourth innings the
visitors rather mutilated lis delivery OBJ
tanning a total of eight hits and five rams in
these two periods of suspense for the local
fans.
Fat Boy Dunkle esstyed to serve up
the mysteries for the Chicago aggregation.
but was relieved by Owens during the NTH.
after donating Il total of eleven hits To the
locals while he served on the rubber
Barry Nct ormick. former McAleerite,
who was traded to Manager LOTUS for Joe
Martin Thursday. donned Senatorial uni
form yesterday and held down second base
in manner that was highly complimen-
six assists and played a hawless fielding
game. gathering in several swift Founders
and driving the ball to first with lightning
speed. IL the new Senator will only learn
how to bring his bat into speaking distance
of the ball at critical times he will prove
a valuable acquisition to the team. Robin
SON whom Mccormick relieved at second,
exercised his lungs on the coaching line
during the contest. Ducky Holmes, for
rner Senator. was given the glad hand by
the local fans when he stepped up to bat
Neither team scored in the first inning.
but in the second Callahan led on with
two Dagger into left field Isbell followed
with a low fly To right. which fell too
quickly for Lee to handle properly. and
callahan moved on To third. Magoon then
drove :afe ona into center and scored
callahan. while Isb.ll advanced to second.
Tannehill reached first on Coughlin's wild
throw to Clarke. Magoon was sleeping on
second and kittredge fired the ball to Mo-
ran. lsbell got move on aud started for
home. but Moran threw to kittredge. who
sent the ball to Coughlin in time to tag
the White Sox first baseman before he
could get back to third. Slattery then hit
u good one through short. scoring Magoon
and Tannehill, while Dunkle flied out to
Lee. Slattery forced at second by
Holmes short hit to Mccormick
Scoring of the Senator's.
1t was at this stage of the proceedings
that MIR Loftus men began to get busy
with Dunkes choice assortment. Lee
reached first MagOon's error. Scranton
Bill Coughln then made rapid calcula-
ton that it was his turn to fall upon the
ban and Swipe ii In vulnerable spot He
picked Out the spot and before the White
SoX could thwart his purpose the doughty
third haSrnan slammed the leather into
the center field fence for three bases, bring
ing Lee across the plate amid vociferouS
cheers from the spectators. Mccormick hit
It short tiy 10 Magoon and kittredge famed.
Al. Orth then approached with his willow
and smote the ball on the nose down the
thlrd base line, scoring Coughlin. Moran
walked tp the plate with shiny bat
and looked threatening for Il moment. but
finally punched out and retired the side.
tn" Senators scored again III the third.
Ryan put a three Dagger into center and
started around the diamond Callahan
failed To- stop Holmes throw. SO Ryan con-
tnu"d on home. while the crowd cheered
Clarke nl"d out to DuCky Holmes and Sell
bach hit -lfc. but was tagged while. at
tempting To purloin second Lee then put
the ball into the club house porch and
rested ON third. CouEhlin made a noble at
tempt To bring him in but Callahan feded
the grOundrr nicely and threw the runner
out at first.
In the fourth after Isbeu flied out to Lee
MaE""n hit Il two Dagger to center and adj
vtnced To third on Tanuehill's bingle Stat
terry then hit safely To right and AIagoon
came home Dunkle sent singer to Ortiz
who threw Tannehil out at third and
Holmes singled. bringing Slattery home
Jones Med out to Ryan.
Chicago failed to score in the NTH but
in their half the Senators worked one
across I'll" plate. Ryan got a two-baSe hit
but was doubled up on Clarkes liner to
MaE"on. Setback then stepped up and won
a hat and tie by driving the ball into the
clothing Sign on the left field fence He
then proceeded to surprise the crowd by
stealing second. Lee drove a hot one
through short. scoring Sci. Coughlin sin
Gl"d and owens took Dunkle's place on the
rubber Lee was thrown out trying to sneak
home on a bluff throw to second.
The Exciting Sixth
The sixth inning was rather exciting The
visitors secured one run In their half "a
the result OF a triple by Magoon and Tan
nehills bingle In the last half of the sixth
Mccormick was put out OF the running
Owens 10 lsbell. and kittredge was retired
ON a long fly to Jones' Orth hit a grass
cutter To center and advanced on Moran's
single Owens tried To catch Orth off sec
ond and threw over Tannehil's head while
orth and Moran both moved uo a sack
Ryan walked TO the plate with deter
mined look in his eye. and Owens concluded
lie dangerous. SO passed him IN srst
With the bases full Clarke stepped into the
breach. He missed ii nice strike and then
raped a crooked one. while Umpire silk
O'Lnughln called "Stree-ike tu-' The next
one looked good and Clarke braced for rho
shock. He drew his bat back with a Del
sarte sweep. and the crowd roared till the
grand stand shook. Then with a terrific
swing Clarke smote-the air thus ending
Nashingtons chance for score whil. the
nercelv exultaut roar of the crowd died
away into a timid murmur like unto a gen
tie summer zephyr whispering its mean-
choIy tale through the trees. The White
SoX had enough for one day and the scoring
was ended.
The following is the sunsnary of the tale
Wash st"n no AE. chicago. RHO AZ
Moran, q Holmes II a n +.
Ryan, cf.,.. | Jones' cf u q I n
Clarke III. q 010 Green RI o o o / d