The Washington times., 1904-09-04
DISAPPOINTED SOX
BY WINNING ONE
Washington Split Even
With Chicago.
HUELSMAN'S TRUSTY BAT
Practically Won Second Came for Sena-
tors by Driving in Three Runs.
Fine Fielding.
HUELSMAN'S TRUSN BAT
Chicago, s; Washington, I.
Washington, S; Chicago, 4.


washington threw the hooks into the
penn6nt aspirations Of Chicago yester-
day by winning one game Of the double
header. Chicago kept up it's good in
tentions in the first game and bagged It
by 10 /. but 2. J. Donovan's tribe
fooled the public and Iassoed the final
set-to by to t.
Sir Launcelot Huelsman and his wagon
tongue. ably assisted by one Cassidy,
and the twirling of Patten, turned the
trick on the diamond artists from
fI'ratrieland. The big Southern Lacquer
had Owen and Walsh on his list and
single, out Of four trips to the plate,
and batted in three runs for his team.
II was no fault Of his that he did not
drive four Of them to tallydom, for in
the first inning, with Stahl ON hrst
rand two out, he planted one Of owens
high twisters far in right field and
pulled up at the third station.
A Useless Kick.
Umpire King. however. waved the big
meadow guardian back to second, ana
lbecNoned Stahl, who had scored. back
TO third, claiming that the bail went into
fthe crowd Manager Donovan and his
cohorts registered a kick, but the srbi-
traitor held TO his decision.
AS matter of fact, the ball hit no
one, and no outsider prevented Green
from cleanly fielding It. Cassidy, the
next man up, was unequal to the DC
icasion, flying out to left, and the Sena-
tors were minus a score. So much for
the feat of the Southern League La
joie.'
Cassidy and George Davis contributed
run No. ., which decided the game in
the senators favor, With two down IN
the lucky seventh Silent Joe planted
one OF his bingtes to deep left center
past Fielder Jones, and legged around
70 the three-quartcr post. Jones re-
Cassidy at third, bUt the fling was
faulty and the Chester boy came home.
Sharp Fielding.
There was good fielding a-plenty to
keep the fans on edge in the second
game. Things opened badly for the Sen
ators In the fourth, when Callahan
started with a single Then Davis
banged a hard one. which Patten, by an
excellent catch, nailed in his gIoved
hand, and throwing To first headed off
callahan, completing a pretty double
play, The applause hat greeted Cases
good catch was loud and long. 1t finally
died away, only to be renewed when the
fair-haired twirler disposed of Sullivan
by precisely the same kind Of a catch.
As ne walked TO the bench Case had to
DON his can several times.
Cassidy, Mullin, and Hill also worked
last double in the eighth inning when
thingg loC-el dangerous for Washing
ton. DuDu0E's rap went to Cassidy, who
chucksd - IL Vim, forcing Isbeu. Null
lin. d. q quick, accurate throw t. Hill,
caught fannehdl few inches from
third.
The Sox looked dangerous in the ninth.
with Jones,a fast Splinter, on second,
and Callahan at bat. but Huelsman
quieted the minds of the fans when ne
got under Callahan's fly TO left and re-
tired the side.
First Game Facts.
The first garoa wont +o tho Cl,fcogoog
easily. The batting of Jones. who got
three singles out Of three times ND, q
one-hand catch Of a liner off Hills bat
by Isbell and the base running Of Jake
Stahl were the features.
A play seen but once in a long time
occurred in the sixth inning. StahI led
on for the Senators and placed a clean
hit over first. lsbell threw his glove at
the ball and hit it, Jake getting only
single.
Chicago opened the scoring I'm the
third, Green walked off Townsend, and
Jones followed suit Callahan attempt
ed 10 sacrifice, but Green was caught a
third. Davis single TO center passed
through Herring's legs and George went
10 third. Jones and Callahan scoring.
Davis scored from third moment later
on McFarland's ball0Oner 10 Huelsman.
The Senators got one IN their half.
Townsend led OFF with a twO-bagger
down the right field foul line and scored
on StahFs single,
Chicago got another run I'm the fifth
on a single and a stolen base by Jones
and Davis twO-spOt TO left.
The last two runs came in the ninth
session, After Davis had been set down,
mcfarland and Tannehhl each singled
ana worked double steal Isbell struck
out. but both runners scored on Dun
dOn's two-bagger which split the left
field foul line
The score.