Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-06-22
American League Clubs, Standing
National League Clubs, Standing.

With Manager LOTUS on the Senator's
bench and Jesse Burkett in the field for
the Browns, the Washington and st. Louis
clubs resumed the struggle for supremacy
in the latter city yesterday before nearly
10000 spectators. The Browns were in
exceptionally good fettle, and won the
contest by the score Of 2 to 1.
Jack Townsend was on the rubber for
the Senators, and the curly-headed Della
ware boy did himself proud. holding the
Browns down to six hits, but the errors
of his mates let In the runs necessary to
defeat Washington. Jack was steady
throughout, giving one base on balls. which
clearly demonstrates that he is going better
this season than ever. Sudhoff, who was
on the rubber for the Browns, was also
very effective. allowing but five hits to
the Senators, two of which were secured
by Coughlin, a single and double. Bill
Clarke tore Off a triple but 1t came after
two were out, and he died on third Back
of Sudhofr the Browns played perfect ball.
not a misplay being recorded, and, In addi-
ton, the outielders pulled down several
drives in the most sensational STYLE the
missing of which would have given the
game to Washington.
Notwithstanding the fact that Umpire
Connolly telegraphed the details Of Satur-
days scrap between Manager Lotus and
Burkett. the two men were allowed to be
In yesterdays game. the former from the
bench and the latter in left field.
On account of George Carey's injuries re-
cefved in Saturdays game, Clarke went
to first yesterday and Drill behind the
bat This lineup will remain for sew
eral days The Senatorial infleld played q
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Clarke and Robinson. Clarke kept up a
continual coaching, and on a hurry-up call
Moran. Robinson and the first-named pull
ed Off a double play that brought the crowd
to its feet with applause.
Neither side scored in the first INNING
but in the second st. Louis broke the ice.
hanging up one run. Anderson worked
Townsend for his only base on balls and
was sacrificed to second by Friel. Big
Andy then skillfully stole third and reach
ed home on Padden's timely single.
The Senators went along runless until
the sixth inning. when they tied the score
by making one run. Delehanty started of
with one Of his well-known drives through
the infleld and went all the way to third
as Coughlin singled into right. Clarke
went out on a pop fly to Mccormick but
Robinson hit long fly to Heidrick and
Delehanty scored. 1t was a great CATCH
and when the ball was pulled down
Coughlin and Robinson were at second
ready to score II the hit went SAFE
The Browns scored their second and win
ming run in the eighth. Padden started
matters with double and went to third
as Mccormick was put out at first Sud-
hon then hit to Moran. and on the latter's
beautiful throw to Drill Sir Richard was
| nailed at the plate. the Senator's catcher
putting the ball on the belligerent base
| runner in approved style. Sudhoff stole
second and went to third. as Robinson
permitted Drills throw to get away from
| him. Burkett doubled into right and sud
| hon scored. Heidrick closing the inning
| by going out. Moran to Clarke.
Following Is the score: