Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-09-09
American Les
National League Clubs Standing.

The Washingtons played poor ball against
the Bostons yesterday afternoon and the
champions captured both games. the first
by the score of to and the second. 3 to l.
on days come to every club, and as the
senators have been playing tip-top ball for
month past there is little room for CEN
sure The champions are stiff PROPOSE
tion to go against. and the work of win
ming the day previous doubtless took all
the ginger out of the locals O'NeiIl and
Stahl, two of the best players on the team.
played unusually brilliant in Wednesdays
double-header. but both appeared to be
very stale yesterday. and balls that they
generally eat up got away from them
cassidy had another good day. while both
Clarke and Kittredge were on edge
For the Bostons Chick Stahl was the
star of the afternoon both at the bat
and in the field. In the seventh inning
OF the first game Stahl pulled down Null
ms long fly with his left hand while on
the dead run and after he had Travelled
nearly to the center field fence On sew
erai other occasions he made brilliant
catches At the bat Chick" was the
leader for fair. getting four hits in the
nrst game out of four. times I'D. and in
the second he made two out Of three times
up Charley Farrell caught a splendid
game with broken finger and tore off one
me single Parent at short and La Chance
at first also did we'll
Jack Townsend and Gibson were the on
posing twirlers In the first game. the local
boy falling short of his usual good work
while the visitor worked finely after the
hrst inning. TOwnsends support was moor
The first inning of the initial game was
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dodge an inshoot. his bat hit the ball and
II rolled into Jake Stahrs hands at frat
making an easy out. Parent also died at
nrst on a fine stop and throw by Cas-
sldy- c Stahl and Collins then tore off
clean singles and Freeman hit a short
roller toward third that landed him 81 e,v
on first. filling the bases. La Chance closed
the inning with drive to short that Cas-
sfdy and ]. Stahl took care Of It was
ueep hole and the Senators were luckv To
get out of 1t unscatched
,d Eor the Senators O'Neill got base on
baIiS and was sacrificed to second nv HIN
Jake Stahl was safe on Ferris furnhIa
- Nell taking third Ferris also fumb,e,j
Iiuelsnans grounder and O'Neill scored
IKE IKE STAN and Huelsman tried to work a
double steal. but Farrell threw nicely to
collins and the big first baseman was
put OUT Muilin hit clearly into left CEN
ter and Huelsman raced home. Cassidy
pul donovan flied out TO Gem
ter This ended the Senators r,In-pettina
Tor the first game, as Gibson braced nm
thereafter and was given gilt-edged SUM-
innings " '' eisit
BOSTON tied the score in the third inning
the result of Parents lucky double and
singles by c. Stahl and Freeman In tho
Iourth the visitors got two more after two
men hau gone out Setback tripled to CEN
ter and scored when O'Neiu dronnad por
ent ny e Stahl doubled to left and Par
In the eighth. Ferris tried to sacrifice. but
JAKE Stahi allowed Townsend's throw to 90
through his hands. and then threw badly 70
second the runner pulling up at third. and
scored a minute later on Farrells long fiv
to Huelsman. ''
In the ninth. Boston scored three times.
Seibach led off with a single but was
forced out at second by Parent c. StahI
was passed to first, and Parent scored on
Collins single to right Freeman went out
on a roller to first. Chick Stahl scoring on
the play. La Chance followed with Il clean
single to center and Collins raced home
Score of first game.