Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-07-03
Nationals Batting Bee.

After delay of twenty minutes. in which
the local players took advantage of their
shower baths in the clubs house, the Sec
ond game started with Falkenberg and
Winter on the firing lines. The relief of
having Young out of the way appeared
like changing a diet of lacks for ice cream,
and the way they went after the Get
tysDurg boy was a caution. George was
wild at first. and when he settled down
the bingles rang out in rapi5Succession.
He lasted down the list to where Falken-
berg went to the bat and then Acting Man
ager Stahl kindly called him to the bench,
sending out Glaze. During the time Win
ter was in the box. he hit a batter gave
base on balls, and was hit safely four
times the result being five runs.
Young Glaze then took up the pitching
and started well by striking out Falken-
berg, the third hand out In the first in
ning: In the second inning the locals got
10 Sir Ralph, land from then on until the
END he was hit almost at will
Falkenberg in the meanwhile was going
through his favorite stunt" of puzzling the
batters, especially when he got in a hole
ana seemed to exert himself, the result be-
ing that runs were very scarce
Altizer opened with walk to first but
Jones famed. Schlahy was then hit by
Winter. Cross hit to Parent. and the bases
were filed as the latter fumbled. Anderson
tnen came to the rescue with single into
right, and Altizer and Schlafy scored.
cross tried to make third on the hit, but
JACK Haydens good throw to Morgan.
scored an easy out. Hickman followed with
a single to left, and Manager StahPs single
IN the same territory scored Anderson
mac Heydon then drove single into right
ana hickman scored. Glaze then appeared
on the scene and struck out Falkenberg,
enolng the batting fest for the time being
In the second Altizer led off with q single
and scored on Jones triple to right Schla-
ny singled to left and Jones scored The
next three batters went out in order
Schlafly Knocked Out.
In the third inning three more runs were
added to the locals string. Manager Stahl
ana Heydon led Off with singles. but Falk-
enberg again famed. Altizer then hit to
short and again Parent fumbled. Stahl
scoring on the error. Jones singled to CEN
Ter ana Heydon scored. Schlafy was then
mt terrible blow by the pitcher, the ball
landing just back of the ear and the popu-
1ar second baseman went down and out
He hnally regained consciousness and
walked to the bench. Mil taking his place.
cross followed with long fly to Chick"
Stahl and Altizer beat the throw home
The Bostons got their first run In the
lourth. the result of triple by Jack Hay
oen to center and single to the same
In the same inning the Nationals kept I'D
their bombardment, scoring four runs the
result OF singles by Hickman and Falken-
Derg, an error by Goodwin, who replaced
home-run drive to the fence in left center
Charley stands high with the populace, and
when he made this tremendous drive right
after triple and a single the mob arose
and yelled Its delight.
In the fifth, Cross got his base on God
wins second error and scored on Hick-
mans triple to right. In the sixth, the
Nationals scored two more runs and then
quit. Altizer got a base on balls. stole
second and went to third on Petersen's
high throw to head him off. David scored
while Jones was being put out at first Mil
then worked base on balls and quickly
scored when Lave Cross whipped triple
into right center.
Falkenberg eased up in the seventh ana
the Bostons got two runs over the rubber.
Jack Hayden led off with a single but
Morgan was out on a fly to Hickman.
Petersen singled to right and Harris, bat
ting for Glaze, also singled to right fill
ing the bases. Falkenberg then hit God
win and Hayden was forced home. c.
Stahl flied out to Hickman and Petersen
scored on the out. Freeman closed the in
ming with an easy out at first.
Following is the official score of the sec
Ond game: