Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-06-14
National League Clubs, Standinp
Dispatch to The Evening Star


DETROIT Mich, June 14.-Possibly the
Senators Sunday transforming trip to
Saginaw, one hundred miles and return,
which resulted in an exhibition wallopiny
administered to amateur club, and a
welcome addition to the funds, affected
their work yesterday. At any rate, had
Case Patten been given the support that
was accorded Mulln, or even the play that
the Senators showed on Friday, the two
teams would probably still be piling up
ciphers on the score board. Both pitchers
were in fine form. Mulin was hit the
oftener, but was untouchable when there
was any on base. MCINTYRE was
the only DetrOiter able to find Patten both
or his singles being beauties. Carr touch
ed Case for triple. and scored the only
run that Detroit had any right to. Even
this might have been prevented had not
Washington earlier tossed away two tai
lies and made Patten a trife careless The
game. which ended 3 to o. was the first
shut-out Detroit has administered to any
club this year. Mullin pitched an almost
perfect game of ball. Only once did
Washington pass second base the same
runner. Drill, in the third inning narrowly
escaping the pan as Well Barrett really
cut off this run, as he helped to choke
one two innings later.
Washington's hits, five in number, were
Sprinkled In as many rounds. Mccormick
got one in the second and was forced out.
Drills, In the third, dangerous. 1t
was drive down the alley that was used
for two home runs last week. Barrett
managed to get to it and block it. hold
ing Drill at second. He moved up on Pat
tens sacrifice and tried to score when
Cassidy hit to Carr: The runner. how
ever, was nipped at the plate. In the
fifth. Stahl beat an infield scratch. Then
Clarke sent up a fly in short right center.
Barrett made great running catch. and
followed with fine throw to Carr, beating
Stahl back to the bag. Donovan, in the
fourth. and Moran. in the seventh, led off
with singles but both died on the sacks.
Apart from Drill, only two men got to
second base.
Buelow got very cheap run in the third.
when Mccormick juggled hisgrounder. On
the first pitch Buelow started down. In a
hit and run play. Mullin failed to hit It,
but there nobody at second to take
Drills perfect throw, and the ball made
center field Buelow jogging along to
him. Mcintyre opened the fourth with a
single to left, but was thrown out by
Setback when he tried to stretch it into a
double In the sixth, Matty made another
hit into the same place and made the
same sprint, Selbachs failure to handle the
ball cleanly letting him get to the second
station this time He then worked In
got the ball on his right side and juggled
it. Mcintyre had started with the hit,
and there being two out. kept sprintng
for the plate. When they awakened Mo-
ran he made his throw to Drill. but 1t
was high and Matty slid under with the
second run. which. the way Mullin was
working, clinched the game.
Carr scored the third run in the seventh
Patten tried to sneak one over quick and
the captain drove the f1oater over Dono-
vans head for three bases Cassidy, who
tried to do some big league work on the
return failed to get the throw, and Carr
came home the error. Score: