Evening star., 1903-07-28
American League Games Today
American Lea que Clubs Standing.
National League Clubs Standing.

In Sweete1ing tho revenge he Sought
George Edward Wa'j'isll yesterday In Phil
adelph!a hl:lukrt! the Scnators-:; to o-and
closed the trivial incident with a speech
that was brief, witty and to the point. says
Dryden In the phlidelphia North Ameri
C2n.
X WIS bound to come sunn"r or l1tcr.
tls speech liking period in the Of
q Edward. and tis s;lvcry accents charme l
and delighted TIE waiting multitude. No
one expected speech and thu orator w;,s
applaCd"d all The more Oh that account. He
ciios" an auspici",is r1lnTnoit. tn" final
round. and his remarks formed :. Hitting
climax To inIsfr,,nt isrsnrnancr.
Two o.: the Senators had struck out N
the ninth and the Huhe had passed two
across for Coughin. Indifferent to the tact
that Hiil already h:,s; cnpitr;i pair nf
doubles the great and confident WaGd"i'
poust. before the delivery of ii.. third bali,
waved his arms toward he gates ana 81 d
'Gu on home. rvrr.l,udy. It's all OF.
IIo then sailed the ball UP thu alley. Mr.,
Coughl!n 'zri away and missed and all
hands went home as per Instructions IN the.
speech. This looks like calling the turn
and is worth recording. though the some
wha; unusual stun; caused the Senators 10
five hits and then TO have the side struck
out ON top of that speech was rubbing it IN.
Rube must have his little joke.
Ar orth, the Lynchburg phenom. ably
assisted by the pcppcry Mr.. kittridge, Eava
the Champions a hard run for their three
talles, wild throw by Mr., Lee, no reIa
ton to the late general of that name, sent
In two in the first. Rube scored on q force
In H." NTH with the bases full after lead
ing of with single. Mr.. Orth was hit
nine times and aside from the error IN the
first the senators played good ball. But
they couldn't beat Orator WaddeN.
This makes the third game Kube has
pitched in five days, and he wants TO hand
out TWO three more before the end of
the week. H. couldn't rest until he had
bumped the Senators. in return for the
Saturday defeat Vadde!l likes to be busy
and there IS method IN his desire to work
Being in the theatrical line, Rube may
some day drift into vaudeville like the res,
of them. and he thinks ii a good idea TO
form the continuous habit in time. There
is nothing Ike preparation. and Rube is to
be commended for his industry. Should
tie continuous habit continue to grow lie
won't have tim" In change his uniform.
Both teams presented slight changes in
the cast. Mr.. Lotus waited at side gate
TO If any of his players got hurt IN the
bus on their WY I" tho grounds. Nohndy
blew up. and the Senators played through
ont as they appear in the appended table of
contents. Mr. Norans thumb got batter.
who has bern shor!stopping ever since Mr.
Pickering stepped on Mr. Moran's thumb.
The game was quickly played as the Sen
atnrS wasted little time during their IN
nings. Ruhe passed the first man up in the
opener. and then the side went out Moran
HIT a double In the third after two were
down. and Lave took care of Ryan. In the
fourth Coushl!n doubled after two ware
out. and Mccormick famed. Coughin
doubled again In the seventh with one out,
but it didn't make any difference. Rube
struck out Mccormick. and k!ttrdge fled
to Powers But as this subject may prove
painful to the senators. Will switch to
the Champions.
Moran stopped Pick in the opener. and
Schreck walked He and Lave worked the
hit-and-run. Lsve singled to right. and
Lee threw the hall past third Schreck
scored and Cross reached third. Seyhold q
fy 20 Ryan brought in Lave. Hoffman
grounded TO Clarke.
Waddell and Pick singled in tho fifth.
Schreck filed TO center and Lave drew a
pass Seybold forced Lave ut second and
Rute counted the out. Socks stole sec
ond md Pick tried to sneak homs from
third during the excitement, but McCor-
,r1ic nailed him Score: