Evening star., 1906-09-08

ming. Boston scoring in the second ana
Washington tied in the seventh; while In
the Boston half three singles and triple
the latter by Ferris. sent three men over
the rubber. In the eighth the visitors had
men on first and second and none out ano
I'm the fifth men were on first and third with
one out yet could not score In those in
nings.
Parent Had to Retire.
Parent started to play short for Boston.
but had to retire in the second inning on
account of his leg, and Goodwin played very
good ball indeed In his stead Charley
Hickman also attempted to stay In the
game and he. too. had to retire, giving way
to Stanley in the sixth. The Washingtons
played a good game in the field making but
one error. while Boston put up strong
game Ferris and Grimshaw doing some ex-
cellent work. while Hayden made a fine
running catch Mil did the best hitting for
the visitors. The center field bleachers were
filled with a crowd of children under twelve
who made the occasion very melodious with
their shouting.
Charley Hickman was the only man to
get to first in the first inning. He reached
for single and was left. Heyden and
c. Stahl made line drives to Mil and AL
tizer
With two disposed of in the second Jake
Stahl singled to left and made third on
Morgan's poor throw of Warner. The
latter stole second, but both men were
left. Patten fouling to Grimshaw. With
two out Grimshaw singled to center. reach
ed third on Morgan's hit to right and
scored on Carrigan's warm drive that
Cross did well to stop. but could not
field. Tannehill went out to Jones. leav-
ing two on bases.
Mil opened the third with a hit but
the next three went out in order. Hay
den led with hit for Boston. but was
forced by Goodwin. c. Stahl singled to left
and Ferris was thrown out by Patten.
Hoey drew a pass, filling the corners. but
Grimshaw retired on three futile swings at
the ball.
Patten Made Hit.
Both sides went out in order in the
fourth and both had men on the bases In
the fifth-Patten. for Washington. on his
slow bounder toward third and getting
life on Godwin's poor throw off Mil. Jones
hit TO Goodwin, who caught Patten at the
rubber and Jones drew a throw and was
run down before NIL could reach the rub
ber. C. Stahl was hit by a pitched ball
with two out and was forced by Ferris
The sixth was a non-base producer on
both sides.
With two out in the seventh Warner hit
to right for a home run, tying the game.
Boston went ahead Carrigan singled and
was forced by Tannehill. Hayden beat
bunt. Goodwin fouled to Stahl. G. Stahl
singled to left scoring Tannehill. and Ferris
tripied In the same direction. scoring Hay
den and Stahl.
Washington had chances in the eighth
but failed to make the most of them. Mil
and Jones batted safely and Stanley was
thrown out by Ferris. With Lave Cross
at the bat II looked good for runs. but he
hit to Goodwin and Mil was out at the rub
Der and Anderson hit to Goodwin. forcing
Cross. Boston put two men on bases at
the last essay. Carrigan banged safely for
the third time and went to third on Tan
nehills safe one to left, and the latter
went TO second on the throw In. 1t was up
TO Hayden and he lifted a fly to Altizer.
Washington sent Altizer. Stahl and Warner
20 bat In the ninth and they went out in
order. Attendance 265S. The score: