The Washington times., 1906-04-22
washington, 4; Boston 8.

can League PARK IN the elcNeutu III
ming with two men down and Anderson
on third. where he landed after three
sacker by a spare single 70 Selbach,
who just missed raking it in after
long run.
II was Washington's game from the
first inning. when the Nationals got two
across the board. and blanked the Bean
eaters by tho one. two. three process, in
the latters half Stahl's hearties cross
- the tally plate once more in the sec
nd. and from then until the middle Of
the sixth, IL was a pitchers battle.
neither side being able to get a man
past second
Smith the Goods.
Smith. one of Manager stahrs re
cruits. who has been laid up with a bum
finger. and has been itching for an
opportunity 10 show his PAGES. was in
the box for the Nationals. and although
this was his first game in major league
company. he outpitched the veteran
Dineen at every stage. Smith allowed
but five hits. struck out three batters,
gave two bases on balls. and brought
Icydon in from third on a hot single
to left.
Anderson's three-bagger IN the
eleventh. with one man down. was
easily the feature and brought the 5000
excited fans to their feet This was
Anderson's second hit and he received
I quite an ovation.
Almost But Not Quite.
In the eighth. when Boston tied the
| score. It looked for a time as IL Wash
ington's good start would prove OF no
avail With Two men down. Collins
I rr-C-sarxRr He
stretched IT into three on Hickman's
error. which scored Dineen. Then Chick
stahl knocked a punk grounder 2 Schla-
/ fly who threw him out at first. retiring
the side with the BeanieS' manager hug
| eing third. This was the last chance the
visitors had TO score They went out in
order In the ninth and tenth. and after
/ getting a man on first IN the eleventh.
Smith pulled himself together and they
were unable TO get the leather out OF
/ the diamond
This Is the way Il all happened:
selbach went out in the first inning
on a bounder 10 Schlahy. and Collins
and stahl followed suit on pop hys 10
the infeld.
Got a Good Start.
IN their half the Nationals woke things
IN by putting two over. Mil drew
pass. tried to steal and got thrown out
by Peterson Schlahy got first on
scratch hit. stole second and third, and
scored on Hickman's out TO right With
two gone, Lave Cross walked. went TO
Z third on Anderson's safety 70 Freeman,
+ and then pllfered the home bag by
heady base running Jake stahl struck
out and Anderson died on second. which
he got while Lave was sneaking home
! Parent, in the second. for Boston, was
thrown out at first by Schlaiy. Freeman
got his base on balls and was thrown
out al second by Heydon, when he at
| tempted 10 steal. and Grimshaw famed.
For Washington. Jones went back TO
the tjmbers on Collins throw 70 Grim
shaw. Heydou then did himself proud
by smashing out a two-sacker into the
crowd. and later scored on Smiths hit
past Collins. Nil was up again and
reached first on a fielders choice, stole
second and died or Schlahy's skyscraper
TO left.
Hubbires Rallied.
In the fifth Boston had a rally that
had the bIeacherites uneasy until the
side was retired by Selbach's out TO
Jones. Parent led of and knocked
high one TO Jones. who handled II nice
". Freeman. next at the bat, sent the
first ball over into the crowd for two
bagger. Perhaps IT was surprise that
Reaneater had connected with his deliv-
cry, that caused Smith to fall for a few
times and let the Bostonites bunch two
other singles which netted two runs. AT
any rate that's what happened, and
when the dust cleared away, the score
was 9 to-, but stin IN washington
In The sixth and seventh both sides
went out in order, Anderson's nandllhg
of a high one off Chick Stahls bat being
\ especially good. In the eighth Boston
tied the score by single. a neider 5
choice, and a two-bagger- The ninth and
tenth were barren. Ferris. Peterson and
Dineen all flying out killed on any hopes
the Rostonites had for ending the game
in the eleventh session with the balance
on their side
Jones to Rescue.
Cross was up first in the final round
; for the washingtonians. and after he
popped up an easy one the fans pre-
, pared for the worst Then came Ander-
son with his three-sacker, which would
J have been homer for anyone else but
Anderson or perhaps the buxom Hlck-
/, man. Before the crowd had finished
: jubilating over Andy's drive TO the fence
the Boy Manager bit at three wide ones
and lost the opportunity to be the hero
/ of the hour. 1t fell to Jones 70 De
Johnny on the spot Dineen wound
himself up and threw one over, which
Charley killed. and the game was won.
The Score.
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