Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-06-11
Stupid Work in Last Inning.

With one run in favor of the Nationals,
the Chicagos came up to the bat in the
last inning with fire in their eyes. They
had trimmed the Athletics the day previous
in great fourteen-inning battle and they
concluded 10 do the same trick with the
Nationals.
Isbell. batting for Smith, was the first
man up and he came very near to tearing
off a single, his swift liner being DETECTED
by Townsend into Mullen's hands and his
out at first followed. This looked good TO
the local spectators and the crowd he
came hopeful of victory but JONES worked
out a base on balls ard stole second when
a groan went up. Holmes then persisted at
first in the same way as lsbell, Jones taking
third. Callahan also worked Il base on
balls and Immediately started the bluff
steal of second TO draw throw, to
allow Jones to score.
The play worked to perfection, as Cassidy
and Anderson began chasing Callahan and
before they could straighten out matters
Jones dashed over the rubber with the
tying run. Anderson finally turned and
threw to Heyden, but It was too late and
lowed with a pop fly into right, and while
Mullen and Knoll We're waiting of one an
other to make the catch the ball fell safe
and Callahan reached home.
This tally proved enough to win, the
locals went out in order before the pitching
of Altrock in their last turn at the bat.
FIRST INNING.-Manager Jones started
the game with grounder to Anderson
that got away from the big fellow. and he
was safe. Holmes singled to center. Cal
lahan forced Holmes at second, Cassidy to
Mullen. Jones scoring. Davis out, Hill to
Anderson. Donohue hunted safely and
stole second Sullivan famed. One run.
Hill flied out to Jones. c. Jones singled
to left. Mullen walked Anderson hit into
double play, Davis to Dundon to Donohue.
SECONn INNING -Dundop singled IN
left. Tannehill sacrificed. pitcher to first.
Owen out. Mullen to Anderson. F. Jones
out on line fly. to Cassidy No runs;
feed Owen to Donohue. Cassidy out, owen
to Donohue Hayden flied out to Holmes.
No runs.
THIRD INNING.-Holmes out, Mullen to
Anderson. Callahan hit short one and
Townsend threw into bleachers, the batter
scoring. Davis walked. Donohue singled
to right Sullivan flied out to Knoll Davis
scoring Dundon out to Anderson unas-
sisted. Two runs.
Townsend walked. Hill got a lucky
double into left and Townsend pulled up
at third Jones flied out to Davis. Mullen
out Tannehill to Donohue, Townsend scor-
ing Anderson out, Tannehill to Dono-
hue. One run.
Cassidy's Great Sprint.
FOURTH INNING.-Tannehill out, Town
send to Anderson. Hill let Owens roller
get away from him, but Hayden retired him
when he tried to steal second. Knoll made
fine catch of Jones long fly. No runs.
Huelsman walked. Knoll sacrificed, Owen
to Donohue. Cassidy singled to center,
scoring Huelsman. Hayden out. Dundon
to Donohue. Townsend hit slow roller
toward second and Cassidy beat the throw
home by a great sprint. Hill out, Tame
hill to Donohue. Two runs.
FIFTH INN1NG-Holmes singled over
second. Callahan singled to center. Davis
out on sacrifice, Anderson to Mullen. Dono-
hue flied out to Cassidy Sullivan out on
roller toward first. Townsend getting the
ball and touching first. No runs.
Smith relieved Owen and Mcfarland Sui
Ivan. Jones fouled out to Donohue. Null
len called out on strikes Anderson safe on
Davis bad throw to first. Anderson out
trying to steal. Mcfarland to Dundon. No
runs.
SIXTH INNING.-Dundon out Cassidy to
Anderson. Tannehill flied out to Cassidy.
Smith famed. No runs
Huelsman tripled to right field fence.
Knoll flied out to Dundon. Cassidy out on
slow roller to Davis to Donohue. Huels
man scoring. Hayden out by same route.
One run.
SEVENTH INNING.-Jones walked.