Evening star., 1905-10-05
CaIlahan's Fine Work:

Callahan's Fine Work.
For the visitors Sir James Callahan was
the whole show. He picked out a double
and a single, scored three runs, stole a base
and robbed Anderson of hit In the ninth
inning that would probably have resulted
In the winning run. The ball was hit to
short left and Callahan started to get 1t on
a bound, but 1t hung in the air apparently
and he threw himself forward with a great
dive and captured the sphere about six
inches from the ground. The spectators
were not slow In acknowledging the daring
work of the popular player, as had he
missed the catch the ball would more than
likely have gone by him and been good for
two bases. AS Anderson was the first man
up. this meant great deal. Nerve is the
Chicagos chief stock In trade, and plays of
this sort can always be looked for from
any member Of the team.
Manager Jones shifted his batting order
at the last minute placing Green second on
the list and sending Robe to second base in
stead Of Isbell. Rohe Is the young man
whom Washington had drafted, but lost in
the final drawing at Cincinnati, and Mr..
Jones probably put him In the game to
show the local people what a fine player
we had lost. He secured only one hit Off
Hughes. but he fielded his position excep-
ucnally well, his one-handed stop of STAN
ley's hit into right being of the ringer"
sort.
Neither side scored In the first two IN
niLgs, although the Nationals made two
singles in their first turn at the bat. Jones
led off with clean single and was sacri-
feed to second by Cassidy. Hickman hit
to Tannehill and Jones was caught off sec
ond by a quick throw to Robe. This play
was particularly costly, Anderson fol-
lowed with clean single into left and
Charley could easily have scored. Stahl
closed the inning by forcing out Anderson
at second.
In the third the Nationals broke the Ice,
getting their first run, Tom Hughes leading
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while Davis. Robe and Donohue were max
ing double play on Jones and Cassidy.
Chicagos Tied the Score.
In the fourth the White Socks tied up
the score by making one run. After tive
were out Callahan singled to right and
went all the way to third on Heydens high
throw to second trying to keep him from
stealing the second sack. Donohue tried to
kill the ball, but short bunt was the result
and Callahan scored while Hughes and Mil
were chasing the deceptive roller In the
fifth the Chicagos shot to the front. scor-
Ing one run on doubles to center and right
by Tannehill and Patterson Patterson's 8
able. On both his hits he pulled away from
the plate and struck in a half-hearted way
at the ball. but fortune favored him. as
the sphere went into safe territory each
time
In the sixth an additional run was scored
by the visitors when Callahan was given a
base on balls, going to third on a wild
pitch and then home when Donotue flied
out to Jones.
Then came the exciting eighth. Hughes
lei off with a slow bounder to Davis that
hS beat out by a hair. as the shortstop's
throw was high. Charley Jones then ham
mered an outcurve TO the center field fence
for three bases and Hughes walked home.
Cassidy hit a fly to Fielder Jones and
Charley scored on the out
Neither side scored in the ninth, and then
came the eventful tenth. Callahan led off
with a double to left and went to third on
Donohue's sacrifice. Robe was walked and
Sullivan came to the bat. Hughes had two
strikes on him and two balls when he cut
loose with high fast one that went sail
ing over Heydon's head to the stand Cal.
lahan scoring and Sullivan taking first as
he had made his third lunge at the ball a s
IT went by his head. The next two batters
were easy outs. but the trouble had been
done
Stanley started the tenth for the Nationals
with line fly right into Tannehilrs hands
ani had the ball gone foot on either side
a base hit would have resulted. Big Frank
Huelsman, VINO has been on the bench
resting during the Chicago series while
others have been trying to hit the ball
ther' came to the bat In place OF Heyden
and tore off beautiful double along the
left field foul line. Knoll batted for
Hughes. but he popped to Davis and Jones
made the final out. second to first leaving
HUeisman roosting on the second corner
Following Is the official score: