Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-09
BEANEATERS TAKE A
FALL OUT OF LOCALS.
Eight to One the Score-Broke Even
for Two Innings, but Got Left
in the Stretch.

The Bean Eaters" of the National
League trounced the Nationals a American
League Park yesterday afternoon by a
score of $ to /, Both clubs got away well
for two innings, then matters began to
break badly for the local team. From then
on the BostoEs kept them chasing hard
drives. Long Ton Hughes offcated in the
box for the locals and Wilhelm served
them over for Boston. The latter had the
best of the argument. as but eight scattered
hits were secured off him, while Hughes
allowed eleven. which the visitors punched
ir the third and last innings, and secured
the eight runs. Huesman saved the team
from shutout in the ninth inning by
home run drive to the left field fence
Harry Wolverjon, tine ex-senator. played
and exceptionally good game at third, max
ing several difficult stops. Chester joe"
for the locals. played his usual game at
short, covering a large amount of terri
tory.
Camel. first up for Boston, popped a fly
to Huelsman, and went out. Tenney was
given his base ON four bad ones. Raymer
was out, Hill to Stahl. Wolverton hit a
slow one TO Cassidy and was thrown out
at first. Jones led off for the Nationals
going out on a fly to Camel. Hill singled
to center but was caught trying to steal
second. Stahl singled. stole second, but
died there, as Huelsman famed
In the second Delehanty was out to Null
len TO Stahl. Sharpe followed suit. Lauter-
born was out Cassidy to Stahl In their
half of the second Cassidy for the locals
led off with single to left field Mullen
famed and Needham threw to Tenney.
catching Cassidy who was playing off first
Cassaday was an easy out, Lauterborn to
Tenney.
The visitors got busy with their bats in
the third inning. making a total of four
NJ M led off h
a double to right field, Wilhelm hunted to
Hughes and was safe. Camel hunted, but
Kittrege threw him out at first. Tenney
caught one of Hughes curves on the end
of his bat and drove the sphere to deep
right for two bases. scoring Needham and
Wilhelm. Raymer flew out to HILL VOL
Verton then came to the rescue with the
third double TO right and Tenney scored.
Delehanty ended the inning with a fly to
Cassidy. The best the Nationals could do
in their half was to secure a single.
Jake Stahl's boys treated the Bean
Eaters very kindly in the fourth inning,
retiring them in one. two, three order.
Stahl first up in this inning was struck on
the arm by one of Wilhelms swift curves
Huelsman hit a hot one to Wilhelm. catch
ing Stahl at second and retiring Huelsman
at first on the throw to Tenney, completing |
double play. Cassidy then singled to left, |
but died on the initial bag as Mullen was
sixth, seventh and eighth innings Hughes |
pitched good ball and the visitors were I'M |
able to secure a hit or run.
Another batting rally occurred in the |
ninth inning, when the Massachusetts, boys |
connected with Hughes curves for seven
more hits, netting them total of five runs. |
Raymer singled to Cassidy; Wolverton |
hunted and was safe. Delehanty then lifted
the leather TO center for two bases, scoring |
Raymer and Wolverton, he then scoring on |
Sharpes Texas Lacquer to left field. !
Lauterborn then picked out a good one |
and drove II TO center for one base Need
ham followed suit by placing one in the |
same garden, Sharpe and Lauterborn scor-
Ing. Wilhelm was an easy out. Hughes to |
stahl Needham was thrown out trying to |
steal CAMEL singled TO left but he and |
Wilhelm died on the base as Tenney was
retired on strikes. Huelsman saved the |
locals from shutout when he led off in |
the last inning with a home run drive to !
deep left field. Cassidy fey out to Dele
hanty, Mullen was given his base on four |
bad ones and went TO second on a balli |
by Wilhelm. Lauterborn handled Cassa-
days grounder with ease and nailed him |
al nrst. The game ended by Kittredge |
sending high one to Cannell
The score: