Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-05-09
SPORTS OF ALL SORTS
Senators Again Defeated by
the Athletics.
POOR BASE RUM I'M
SEVERAL JOCKEYS HURT IN HUR-
DIE RACES AT MORRIS PARK.
Tipman Whipped Lewis - Technical
Won From Centrals-Women
Whist Champions.
American League Clubs Standing.
National League Clubs Standing.
American League Games Today.

Washington at Philadelphia
New York at Boston.
Detroit at Cleveland.
st. Louis at Chicago.
For three Innings yesterday the faithful
followers of the Athletics were very much
nerturbed The Senatorial combination
playing In Philadelphia found Waddell for
three long drives and two singles, which,
pieced out with poor throw by Lave Cross,
enabled them to score three runs-one IN
each inning The champions, on the other
hand. secured but three hits off Howard
Wilson, their former clubmate, in the same
time Beginning with the fourth inning,
however there was an entire change. Wad-
dell pulled himself together, and in the
last six innings he let the Senators out for
three scattered singles, while the champs
jumped Wilson for keeps in the fourth and
fifth innings, when they made eight singles,
which netted them four uns. There was
marked improvement in the fielding of the
Westinghouse Robinson showing up par
ticularly strong at short.
After Robinson and Selbach had been dis
posed of in Washingtons first Deiehanty
made terrific swpe to left. Hartsel chas-
ed after IT and was at the fence almost on
time with the ball. 1t was too high for
Topsy, and striking one of the uprights, 1t
started to roll back toward the infield-
Monte Cross had gone to back UP Lave in
anticipation of the throw in, and Hartsel
had to chase the ball until it had practi
caIly stopped rolling. He caught up with
it about thirty feet from the infield. Ryan
followed with single to center, scoring
Delehanty. Carey closed the inning with
a fly to Seybold In the second inning
Cross low throw to Powers. who covered
first in the absence of Harry Davis. who
wrenched some of his back muscles in
sliding into the plate in Thursdays game.
DeMOntreyille struck ont. Drill singled to
right, scoring Coughlin. Drill hesitated at
first before starting for second and was
nailed Seybold, Murphy, Schreckengost
and Monte Cross handling the ball. Selbach
began the third with triple to left and
scored on Deiehanty's fly to Hartsel. The
Senators did not get a man past first after
that.
The champs began scoring In the fourth
Lave Cross and Seybold led off with solid
singles. Murphy's well-placed sacrifice de-
veloped into an able bodied hit filling the
bases. Monte Cross struck out. Robinson
could not handle Powers grounder and
Lave Cross scored. Wilson then hit Wad-
dell with pitcher ball-the only free trans
portation issued during the game-Seyb bold
scoring. Waddell was forced at second
by Hartsel, Murphy counting. Hartsel stole
second, but was left with Powers, Picker
ing flying to Ryan. Schreck began the fifth
with grounder toward third, which Cough
lin could not handle. AS Schreck started
for second Lave Cross hit safely through
to right. Setback made wild and useless
throw over to third, Schreck scoring and
Lave Cross taking third Seybold was
thrown out by Robinson. La re scoring.
Murphy beat out an infield hit and went
to second on wild throw by Drill Just
why Drill made this throw no one but him
self knows. for Murphy had made no at
tempt to go down and no one was at second.
to receive the thu ow. Lave Cross singled
and stole second. Powers lined a fly straight
10 Coughlin, who completed double play
on Murphy. here was nothing doing In
the remaining innings. Attendance, 1928.
The score follows: