The Washington times., 1903-06-07
MAJORS SHUT OUT
ST. LOUIS CARDINALS

ended the batting bee with an easy
chance for Padden. Three runs.
One, Two, Three, and Out.
In the fourth, Friel went out to Mo-
ran, Wallace to Setback. and Anderson
to Delehanty.
The Senator'S appetites for basehits
were still unappeased and Robbie led off
with single to right. Clarke sacrificed,
pitcher to first. Then Colonel Lee club
bed one at Mccormick, too hot to hold
and was safe at first. Setback singled
and Robbie scored, Lee going to third,
and Sci to second on the throw in from
right. Ryan then raped out a screamer
to center, Lee and Setback crossing the
rubber. Delehanty flied out to Friel
Ryan allowed himself to be put cut in
order TO hasten the game Three runs
in ali six.
Mccormick was an easy out. Lee to
Carey Padden placed one in Moran's
hands. sugden following his example
and retiring the side
Coughlin Hits 1t Out.
Coughlin led off with a hard one at
Wallace, who threw badly to first.
Scranton Bnr' going on to second.
carey singled to right, Coughlin scor-
ing This ended the run getting in this
inning Moran forcing Carey at second,
Robbie and Clarke proving easy outs.
Reidy, the first man up in the sixth,
famed Jesse Burkett tore of a slasher
over second But he died on first, as
Friel flied out to Selbach, and Ryan
gathered In Wallaca's hit to center.
Lea opened up the Senator'S half OF
tho sixth with fly to Burkett. Sell
bach lined one over second base for
single. Mccormick smothered Ryan's
pop fly. Del slammed one of Reidy's
slow shoots to left field. the ball coming
within foot Of clearing the fence Del
got two bags OF the hit, Setback going
! to third Bill Coughlin accommodate
tngly laced out single, and Setback and
Del ambled across the plate. Carey
followed suit. Moran pasted out two
spot to left meadow, and Scranton Bill"
soiled the rubber with his pedal ex-
tramities. Burkett's mitt enguIfed Rob-
bie's towersr to left, and the side went
| out.
Still Nothing Doing.
Moran and Carey disposed OF Wallace
in the seventh. and Robbie and Scoops"
killed Anderson's chances of taIlying.
Barry Mccormick showed one over the
second hassock for g single, but ex-
| pired there. as Setback took care Of
Paddsn's fly to his garden.
Lee waxed enc at Mccormick, which
was too hot to hold. after Clarke was
disposed Of on q fly to Mccormick, but
was unable TO score, as Setback fled out
| &c FTtel and the colonel was forced out
at second on Ryang hit to Mccormick
Lee retired the brown legs In one,
| two, three order in the eighth. Sugden
! popped up a fy TO Moran. Reidy con-
nected with the air thrice. and Moran.
and Carey made easy work of Burkett.
Carey's Fourth Hit.
| For Washington, DeIehanty hit to
short, and was thrown out at first, and
| Coughlin fied out to center. Carey lin
ed one over short, for his :ourth hit IF
the game. but was forced out at sec
ond on Clarl1e's hit to Wallace.
Heidrick planted one into third base
for a one timer, and advanced q base
on wild pitch Friel drew four wide
ones. Setback gathered in Wallace's fly
TO left. K looked as though the Cardi-
mails would score. but Bill Coughlin gath
cred in Anderson's grounder, tagged
Heidrick. and whistled the bail across
to Carey before the big Swede reached
first base. ending the game with double
play.
The score: