The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-07-26
Credit Goes to Big Ed
y D~rkLe, Wbo TaUirled for
ms, Although Pitted
inst the hiiniftable
e WaddeI.
IiH RYAN'S CATCH
AYES DAY FOR LOCALS
/. Score of Ito ], Both
Scoring IN Eighth In
The Statesmen Turn
eat Into Victory.
1gtOn, a; Philadelphia, I.

WAS lgton, a; Philadelphia, I.
'Rube" wadden against big"
yesterday afternoon, and con-
all expectations the RUDE came
best. 1t was a baseball game
TT to finish. and there was
doing every minute; so much,
he sluggish blood Of the most
n" on the stand and bleacner
stronger through his veins ct
At. and cheers long and lusty
atmosphere time and again.
enthusiasm not noted at any
game this season at American
ark BY long odds It was the
seen here in years
gton won out in the eighth in
r1 ing in two runs. following the
ly secured by the Athletics in
half OF the same inning, and
m run to the Champs credit
big as a house when II was
Up on the score board, fanked
W rming and fOrbidding array OF
ot to Win.
Naddell announced yesterday
that he was going to pitch
round the Senator'S" He did.
struck out nine men, but just
often did one of his circles fly
angent, which resulted in Two
The down-trodden and crippled
s7lc no made the best of their op-
IS.
aA pitched a superb game. He
speed of a rifle shot, mixed It
an occasional slow one. and
'~ lem across the plate when and
rr were least expected, and was
e collected at ali times
sport was beautiful to behold.
the single exception of an ar
nt1 hy Lee OF Davis fly in the
ession the work was letter per-
att redeemed himself. however.
taking in everything which
way.
Saves the Day.
my Ryan mainly belongs the
- the victory which is perched
Senatorial roost With Sey-
rst in ne ninth Hoffman hit a
left center which everyone
.h vas going over the fence. Jim
d and sDrinted for the ball.
as he reached it turned. jumped
the air. and pulled it down
fanatics realized that the ball
IN the center felder's mitt they
masse and cheered themselves
r4e
b~ he Better.
he exception of strike outs,
had little. If anything, on Dun
,rday. The Senator's corraIled
while the Quakers gathered in
pitcher hit a batsman. while
gave two passes to first, one Of
suited I'm a run. and Dunkle
g. And as II was, the big fell
our strike-Outs TO his credit
other departments OF the game
piles played all around the
ls. Their fielding was faster.
and snappier. and besides the
had two sacrifice hits and
len bases to none for the Ath-
iuble Steal
discussing stolen bases Il
we'll to add that when the ex-
was at it's height Ryan and
executed a beautiful double
tartling fact can be attested TO
and every one Of the 4 800 root
emit Strange 10 say. the feat
greeted with the storm of ap-
piause II deserved, simply because It
came in the nature OF such a surprise,
'or shock, that few II any. are able to
comprehend it even after these long
hours FOR reflection.
How L Happened.
When the, Senator'S came in for their
turn AZ tho bar IN the eighth. after
Philadelphia had scored its run. a
gloom. deep and depressing, pervaded
tho whole assemblage Dunkle struck
out oud q groan followed his abortive
EFFORT. Robinson worked a pass, Ryan
singled. moving Robbie up a peg. and
Bill CLARKE with majestic tread reached
the plate and as besought TO hitter
out" Bit raped oac TO the clubhouse.
bur unfortunately II struck foul by not
more than foot. This made two
strikes for Bill and everyone thought +;
all over but the shouting. Bat BIZ was
quite equal 10 the emergency and
cracked out a eOrk.ng single 10 center
sending Robbie home with the tieine
run.
Their came the double steal while
solbach WAS at the bat. Setback fooled
one 10 Waddell. who fumbled and then
threw wildly 70 first. Ryan scoring
fCi1ise going 10 second, and Setback safe
On s.si
Lee then struck out: sel0ach was
caught between arst and second. but IL