Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-09-05
Champions Batted In Seven
Runs in One Inning.
HOME RUNS A-PLENTY
COLLINS MADE TWO AND o'NEILL
AND HUGHES ONE EACH.
Senators Started Well, but Weakened
Remarkable Plays by Setback at :
Left and Ferris at Short.


sung. the Washington team arrived in
town this morning for series of three
games with the Bostons. They all ap-
peared to be in good spirits after their
two victories over the Chicagos. and they
looked as though they would be able to
make the champions hustle. The Bostons
We're unusually confident of beating the
Senators this time, as they had success
full period of games last week when they
won five games out of seven from such
hard teams the Tigers and the Indians
The Bostons have never been defeated py
the WaShingtOnS this season and that was
one of the chief reasons of their high hopes
to land the remaining games In this burg
However. Jimmy Collins is not SO full of
confidence that he looks upon any organi-
cation as cheap. He believes in playing
them all to the limit and going after them
from the sound of the gong.
Now don't let any one run away with
the mistaken idea that the Senators will
be easy picking" said Collins You see if
they don't make us play for all there Is
in US. We can't afford at this stage of
the game to hold back for any team, as
the championship Is at stake We will
try unusually hard to beat the Sena tors.
and If the New Yorks break even with
Philadelphia, which seems more than likely.
We will jump back into the lead. It's hard
work you can bet. and we are going to give
the fans their moneys worth
Unusual interest was taken in the Sem
ators because of the great game they have
been putting up lately. Also the fans
wanted to see Tip O'Neill Jake Stahl and
Tom Hughes. three former local favorites.
perform. The interest of the local public
seemed divided between the parade and
the ball game in the forenoon. while all
the real fans preferred the latter amuse-
ment. The day was cloudy and threaten
ing, and it looked as though 1t might pour
down hard at any moment. AS there had
not been rain for long time the fans
rather expected 1t and came full prepared
with mackintoshes and umbrellas
Both teams practiced with considerable
spirit and then lined up for the game.
Senators Get Off Well.
FIRST INNING-"Tip" O'Nein banged
out first ball pitched to center for home
run. Hill famed. J. Stahl got safe at first
and made second on Winters wild throw.
Huelsman fouled to Collins. Mullin singled,
scoring Stahl. Cassidy out Parent to La
Chance. Two runs.
Setback worked a base on balls. Parent
hit liner which Hughes stopped and
threw to Cassidy. forcing Setback at sec
ond. Stahl trfpled to right. scoring Parent.
Chick tried to score on Mullins wild throw
home and was out. Hughes to Kittredge.
Collins flied out to Donovan. One run.
SECOND INNING-Donovan out Parent
to La Chance. Kittredge flied to Collins.
Hughes slashed out homer to left. DNelH
hit liner to Ferris. One run.
Freeman flied to Donovan. l. CHANGE out,
Cassidy to Stahl. Ferris fouled to Stahl-no
runs. -,.-''--- =
THIRD INNING-Hill flied to Parent. J.
Stahl fouled to Farrell. Huelsman walked.
Mullen flied to Freeman-no runs 's
Farrell was out. Hughes to j. Stahl. Win
ter famed. Setback was hit by pitched
ball and stole second. Parent out Cassidy
to Stahl-no runs.
FOURTH INNING-Cassidy singled to
left. Donovan sacrificed. Winter to La
Chance Both kittridge and Hughes out,
Ferris to La Chance-no runs
c. Stahl grounded out to Jake Stahl. Col
Inns got two bases. when Donovan dropped
ms lily. Freeman out. Mullen to Stahl La
Glance out, Hughes to stahl-no runs
FIFTH INNING-O'Neill famed Hill
safe on Collins wild throw selbach nailed
STAINS fly after a long run. Huelsman
famed. No runs
Ferris singled to center, Farrell singled
TO left. Winter famed, Setback flied to
Donovan, Ferris making third Ferris and
Farrell worked a double steal, Ferris seor-
ing. Parent singled to left, StahI walked
Milling bases. Collins hit to Cassidy, fore
ing Stahl at SecOnd-one run.
SIXTH INNING-Muliin out Ferris to
LaChance. Cassidy flied to Selbach Dono-
van struck out-no runs.
Freeman was passed was LaChance.
j. Stahl. Freeman scored on Farrelrs long
fly to O'Neili. Winter hit to HILL who tag
ged LaChance as he made for thrd-one
run.
SEVENTH Observation-Disclosures was pass
ed to first. Hughes hit to Winter and
forced kittredge at second. O'Neil hit to
Collins. forcing Hughes at second. Farrell
threw wild trying to catch Tip stealing.
and the latter made third. Hill singled to
right scoring O'NeiIl. He was forced at
second on Stahrs hit to Ferris-one run
Setback hunted safely. Parent hit to
Hill forcing Setback at second. Parent
stole second. G. Stahl fouled to Hill. With
three balls and two strikes. Collins brought
the fans to their feet by hitting the ball
clean to centerfeld fence for a home run
scoring Parent ahead of him. Freeman
flied to Donovan-two runs.
Champions Hammered Hughes.
EIGHTH INNING-Ferris made wonder
full assists of grounders of Huelsman and
Mullin. Cassidy's grounder was too hot
for Collins to handle. Donovan doubled to
right Setback made one of the star
catches of the year, when by sudden dive
forward he nailed Kittredge's fly which
looked like a sure hit. The ball was SEEM
ingly out of the reach of everybody. and
would have at least tied the score No
runs
La Chance flied to Donovan Ferris
walked. Farrell singled to left Hughes
didn't cover first on Winters hit to Stahl
and he was safe. Setback walked, which
forced in Ferris. Parent cleared the bases
with triple to left. Stahl doubled scor-
ing Parent Collins knocked out his sec
ond home run scoring Stahl ahead of him.
Freeman flied to Hill. La Chance ground
ed to j. Stahl-seven runs
NINTH 1NNING-Hughes and O'Nefli
singled Hill hit to Parent, who tried to
nail O'Neili at second. However, Umpire
King called Tip safe, while Boston play
ers kicked. Stahl grounded out to La
Chance, scoring Hughes. Huelsman fan
ned. Mullin was hit by a pitched ball
Cassidy hit to Parent, forcing MuIlin at
seCond-One run.
Score:
WASHINGTON. ABB. R. 1B. 20 A. e.
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