Evening star., 1904-07-20
Standing Of American League Clubs.
ational League Clubs.

Until the sixth inning 1t looked as though
the Senators had a fighting chance to win
the third game of the series with the Chi
cago White Sox, played at American
League Park yesterday afternoon. but
when the sixth was finished hope in the
breast of the local fans was on the wane.
and after the results of the seventh had
been tackled up OF the score board, the root
ers choked back altogether the hope that
had sprung up in the early Fart of the
game and prepared to accept defeat grace
fully The visitors had secured too great
lead 30 overcome, considering the way the
Senators have not been batting lately. and
the score at the end of the seventh-5 to l.
tells the story of the White Sox victory.
Had 1t not been for Cassidy's three-bag-
ger in the fourth lining 1t is probable that
the Senator's would have been shut out once
more by the White Sox. so all hats came
off to the doughty little shortStop for Ills
timely work with the stick. Huelsman also
did the heavy swat act In the seventh IN
ming after two men had been retired. but
his three-base drive availed the Senators
naught for Clarke. the next man up forgot
and sent high one to Donahue, VINO put II
in his little sack.
I'm to the sixth inning the Senators had
little the best of the game, although the
score was tied. Dunkle was on the rubber
for the locals and he sat tight at critical
times during the early par, Oh 'ne , e1n't IN ths
f1rst Ave Innings He relaxed his hold IN
the beginning of the sixth. however, anu
the Chicago batters seized the opportunity
to fatten I'D their score column ana lneo
out the safe ones in order A WHO throw
by Mccormick in the seventh with men on
bases did considerable damage anu III
creased the visitors lead
walsh who put the twist on the pan I1T
tho white Sox kept the Senator'S nltS Wen
scattered and was effective In the opa' ot' srs+
The visitors hung up one run In the nrse M
inning Jones sent high one mo elis
Clutches of Centerfelder O'Neil and Green
was given a free pass to first Callahan
famed and in the meanwhiie ureet pu n,
Ioined a sack. Davis then hit a s"llI olie
to right and Green came racing nome. Dasi5 1
vas caught a moment later trying to steal
This ended the scoring for either side un-
til the fourth. Donovan was put a"ay w
Walsh neatly fielding short one ana Cas
sidy stepped into the batting ring. he lano-
ed on the first ball thrown and before Jones
could get the ball back to the diamond Cas-
sdy had sprinted to third. having hao tilne
to take fall out of himself between nrst
and second The rOoters then entreateo
Stahl with all the persuasive arts known
to fandom to soak it, and he Responded
nobly sending a clean drive INTO rlght leid
that brought in the Senators only run.
While the White Sox were recovering from
the shock of a moment before and Walsh
was caressng the ball and quieting his
nerves, Stanl Tor some reason Histce QulCh
divr for second. The White Sox were not
asleep although they were quiet, and before
Stahl could reach the goal Walsh had made
"about face and sent the bail to Dundon.
who tagged the runner at second. Jones
retired the side by taking in O'Neilrs long
fly
An interesting double play was pulled off
by the Senators in the fifth. and Coughlin
saved one score against the locals. Dundon
hit safe and advanced to third on Tame
hills bingle Mcfarland then hit long
fly to Huelsman, who nailed it. Dundon
started for honae. but it seems he left the
base before the ball was caught. for when
the leather was returned to Dnnkle he fired
II to Coughin on the latters signal and
the umpire called Dundon out at third
Walsh famed and the side was retired
without q run.
The visitors two runs in the sixth were
the result of singles by Jones and Green.
error by Stahl and a safe drive by
Davis. In the seventh an error by McCor-
mick and single by Jones were respon-
sble for one run and the other was brought
in by Callahan's timely hit. Here the scor-
Ing ended.
The score follows: