Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-05-13
SPORTS or AL SORTS
Senators Lost Exciting Game
to st. Louis by One Run.
ERRORS WERE COSTLY
MASON PITCHED GREAT BALL FOR
FOUR INNINGS.
All-Washington and All-Philadelphia
Golf Match-Chess Masters
Tourney-Ball Notes.
American League Games Today.
st. Louis at Washington,
Chicago at Philadelphia.
Detroit at Boston.
National League Game Today.
Brooklyn at Pittsburg.
National League Game Today.
Brooklyn at Pittsburg.
American League Clubs Standing.

The Senators continued their batting
streak yesterday. but slipped up In their
fielding, two errors being mixed up IN MI
sons fight to the clouds in the fifth lnnlng'
with the result that st. Louis scored enough
runs to finally win out by the score OF .
to T.
For four innings young Mason gave
most remarkable exhibition in the pitching
line, striking out six batters, three In the
first inning, two in the third, and the only
hit scored by the Brown legs was measley
little Texas Lacquer that Barry Mccormick
lost in the sun or it would have been an
easy out. During this time the Senators
had been hammering Sudhof for keeps,
and everything looked rosy for the locals
In the fifth, for some unaccountable rea-
son, Mason appeared to go all to pieces,
giving two bases on balls, hit Sugden on
the head with the ball and being mixed up
with a single and two errors by Moran and
Mccormick enabled the Browns to score
four runs and tie the score. Jacobsen was
called in to the box after four runs were
scored, but the Browns would not be de-
MED and Wallaces home run scored two
more.
The Senators were not bit disheartened,
but came right back in the seventh inning
and again shot to the front by scoring
three runs, the result of three singles and
triple The three-bagger went almost to
the fence in right field and struck directly
on the line, Umpire Sheridan being at the
plate, fortunately which enabled him to
judge the hit correctly. This rally put the
spectators in good humor for a few min
utes. but In their next turn at the bat,
Jacobsen threw Burkett's little roller into
the bleachers, the batter making COM
plete circuit of the bases, three hits follow
ed which scored another run, making eight.
Manager McAleer decided that Sudhoff mad
done enough for the day, at this point, and
sent in Glade to finish the battle. This
youngster had the goods with him, the
Senators making but one hit in the last
two innings and were BANKED, leaving them
one to the bad at the finish.
Notwithstanding the bombardment that
Sudhon received in the seven innings he
was in the box, his support did not waver
for an instant with the result that not an
error was made and six of the seven runs
scored were earned by good, hard batting.
The Senators, who ftelded so sensationally
Wednesday, appeared to lose their bearings,
Mccormick making two bad fumbles, Moran
weird toss that gave the Browns the tally
total absence of anything like sensational
fielding, all the chances offered being easy,
with the exception of a wonderful one
handed pick up and accurate throw to first
by Wallace while on the dead run. Sell
bach hit the ball through Glade and when
1t was yard inside the second base, Wal
lace shot across the diamond stopped down.
gathered in the sphere with one hand and
threw the batter out at first by a yard.
The play was good that he was Justify
cheered by the spectators, Score.