Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-06-28
SPORTS OF ALL SORTS
Athletics Won Game From
Senators by Close Score.
BEN DER A PUBL E
ALL READY FOR THE BIG COL
LEGE REGATTA ON THE HUDSON.
Middle States Tennis Tourney-Races
at Sheepshead-Whist Congress
Base Ball Notes.
American League Games Today.
Philadelphia ut Washington.
New York at Boston.
National League Games Today.
Philadelphia at New York
Pittsburg at Chicago.
st. Louis at Cincinnati.
Boston at Brooklyn
Standing of American League Clubs.
Standing of National League Clubs.

pefora ono NJ the smallest crowds of the
season the Athletics yesterday defeated the
Senators by the score OF to 2. The Sena-
tors have gone down to defeat so regularly
of late that only the thoroughbred base
ball fan" turns out to see them take their
usual dose of medicine. Il majority Of whom
patron,ze the bleachers.
Big Chief Bender was the star OF yes
terday's game his speed being something
terrific, and he had almost all OF the Sena-
tors GUESSING from start to finish. But Six
safe hits were registered by tho locals, ana
of thio number three were OF the
scratch order. Joe Cassidy got In two
singles and Jacobsen a double. which wero
the only clean hits. Besides holding the
Senators down 80 well. Bender made eight
Of them fan the air.
Jacobsen who was on the rubber for tho
SENATOR, pitched what can be called
good game, having good control and being
fairly effective. but the Athletics WORKED
the hit and run game 50 cieVeriy thae
almost all the bingles gained one or more
bases Owing to the good pitching of both
men the fielding chances were Tor the most
part easy. Coughln. Moran. Mccormick
and Murphy being the only ones TO nave
stop that can be claSSed up as difncuit.
Neither side scored in the first inning.
but in the second tho Athletics were the
first to cross the plate, hanging up one
run. Lave Cross started OF Win cream
single into right and was nicely sacrificed
to second by Seybold. Murphy followed
with line single into left and Cross gal
Hoped home In the fourth the Athletics
scored their second run. After Seybold had
been retired at first Murphy again cut
loose with a swift single into left and
Monte Cross single into the same terri
tory sent him to second Shrek followed
with an easy bounder toward right which
Mccormick fumbled and then threw wild to
first. Murphy rushing home on the error.
Bender popped fly to Moran and sat
down and Shreck tried for fake steal OF
second He drew the throw from Clarke.
Lut Mccormick returned the ball so quick
ly that Monte Cross was nailed at the plate.
and last run. Hartsel leading off with
single to left. sacrificed to second and
easily Sc ored when Lave Cross sent nice
double to the right field fence.
After having seven ciphers charged
against them the Senators broke the ice
ir the eighth inning. Jacobsen hit liner
into lett that bounded away from Hartsel
and he pulled up at second. Coughlin then
came to the front with a single into left
and Jacobsen rushed home. In the ninth.
after Donovan had flied out to Hartsel,
Moran hit roller to Lave Cross, which the
latter threw badly to Seybold. the ball
bounding into the bleacher5, and the batter
came al the way home. Orth and McCor-
mick closed the inning and the game with
flies TO Shrek and Hartsel Score: