The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-08-06
HAD NO TROUBLE
DOWNING CHICAGO
BY LARGE SCORE
Nationals Outbatted and
Outfielded White Sox
HandiIy by 9 to |.
HUGHES IN GREAT FORM
Allowed Only Four Hits.
Hart Made Only Run
for Visitors.

III ~'AtN|A y
In a good old-fashfoned ball game
yesterday Fielder Jones and his band
of pennant aspirants from the Windy
City went down to another defeat be-
fore Jake Stahrs rejuvenated Nationals
by TO /
The element of luck which played
such an important part IN the locals
victory the day previous was missing
yesterday. and the victory of our de-
Tenders was well deserved-the result of
timely hitting and masterful pitching
Nearly six thousand fanatics gather
ed around The village green and they
saw just such a contest asV Is relished
by the average thirty-third degree root
er- There was plenty of hard hitting a
opportune moments ana finally. when
home victory was assured. everybody
was in good humor.
Hughes Best Work.
Tom Hughes work was the best that
the elongated twiTler has done in any
OF the home games this season. For six
innings Chicago trudged along without
anything that looked like q bingle, and
even after the White Sox did break into
the hit game Hughes spread the four
mis- III SICtt d IIllil IL mat AtltEt WAS
never any danger of a Chicago victory.
The eX-Senators found no trouble in
hitting Walsh. and during his five in
nIngs of service on the rubber the StahI-
ties pounded out nine hits which netted
seven runs, After this Patterson was
called 10 serve EN- up. but did little
better. IN the three innings he per
formed he was touched up rather free
~ and the Nationals added two more 10
their total.
There was nothing spectacular about
the fielding of either team, although
Manager Jones assimilated couple OF
drives in center field that looked good
for hits.
Hickman a Star.
Charley Hickman was the local star
at the bat. Three times he hit safely.
In the third he hit double TO left and
scored In the next his timely hit sent
In two runs. Huelsman, smarting under
adverse criticism. braced up and euualed
Hickman s record of three hits Ander-
son and Jones each got pair OF singles.
Chicago's only run was made by Hub
Hart, the former Georgetown athlete.
who batted for Walsh. In the sixth, at
ter Dundon had gotten his second hit,
Hart raped fast one to Hickman,
With -tIttA CUl4Nttts but ny last NCIf
Hub stalled off a double play Green
cracked a liner to Hughes, which
euromed off toward short. and while
Hughes. Cassidy. and Hin stood around
the leather Hart sprinted from first 20
third. He raced hom4 when Fielder
Zones died from short 10 first.
Began Early.
Hits by Anderson and Huelsman. fol-
Washington the first run OF the game in
the second inning. In the fourth Hick-
man led off with double TO left, and
when Mcfarland tried to catch him off
second the ball hit Cheerful Charley on
the leg and continued 10 center. Hick-
man moved 10 third. Anderson was
passed and Hickman trotted home,
while Anderson and Huelsmau were
being doubled
II was in the fifth that the Nationals
broke up the game. Jones got away
with a neat bunt. and was advanced on
Kittredge's sacrifice and scored on
mighty swat by Hughes 10 the northeast
corner Of the lot. which was good for
three sacks. Cassidy was safe on Davis
tumble Of his gTOundeV. but Hughes did
not try to score until Hill hit to Dundon,
and then he was cof1ned at the plate
Cassidy ana ftlu WORKED the dOuDle steal
and both tailed when Hicknaa's single
TO LETT WAS booted by Callahan. Ander-
son raped single TO left which Cal
lahan threw home in IN attempt 70
catch Hickman, while Big John pulled
up at second On Huelsman's single.
Anderson tried to score. but was thrown
out at the rubber A base on balls and
hits by Stahl and Jones added two more
10 the Nationals total in the sixth. In
the eighth. Huclsman doubled and
scored while the next two men were
being retired