Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-08-13
Yesterdays National League Game
New York. 3; Pittsbnrg. ;.
League Clubs Standing.
National League Clubs Standing.


S-r JnTrIS Mo August 13.-Manager
CautilIon lost little time getting MS ne"
men into the game yesterday. sendlhs shhe"
10 short and working the big slusger' Nay
a. = batter in Heydons place in the ninth
inning Smith was palpaDly nervous pu' at
that carried himself well, and the ohS
chances that got away from him were oi
the difficult order. AT the bat he was use
less as Glade had the Indian sign on nun,
rs he had on the other Washington oatefs-
hay stood well up to the plate ana ne
hammered one of Glade'S fast inshootS
right on the nose. but it went directly into
1icnBphills hands in center. Canu!!oh SAM
this morning that he expected other new
men In today. and he would work them as
quickly as they reported. as he wants 10
see how they look on the field.
The game between the Browns and Ma
tionals yesterday was practically romp
for the locals after the second inning. Glade
being great puzzle. while Pdtten was hit
hard and timely. O'Brien made his irst APP
peararce at third for Washington. while AL
tizer guarded first and ClyTer and Ganley
exchanged outtield gardens
Patterns Good Start.
Patten started off well in the first two
innings. getting the Browns out without a
run, NHllt Jitc NdllJiidlS illitt an 'iiOii
runs in these two turns at the bat.
With SluGgcrs Clymer and Ganiey dead
ones in the first. Wallace and Stone allowed
DcIehanty's pop to drop between them,
and the eE-Brownie sprinted to second.
o'Bren rolled slowly TO Niles and beat
Harry's throw Dc!ehanty kept going. and
clevery got in. C. Jones pasted past
Hcmphiu for two bases. and O'Brien
counted. Altizer ended the round with
high one to Hemphll. Niles. first up tor
the Browns. laid down what looked 10 be
d safe bunt, but . Brien got 1t with one
hand. and his whirl over To Altizsr, can
tiIuns new first-saCker beat me runner.
Delehanty next !caped up in ths air for
sensational capture of Hemph!u Nner
putting the qui-tus q sure two Dagger.
stone then popped to HeydOn. trying 10
lay down a bunt. The Nationals tailed an
other run in the second. With one down,
Smith walked and advanced to second on
"a bingle Just out of WallaCeS reach, and
Smith sped home. Patten again set the
Browns down in order in the second.
Browns Hammered the Ball.
In the third Patten met with his Water
loo. Spencer dropped a lucky two-bagger
back of third Jones singled to right Glade
hit swiftly to Smith. The Texan had
double play in his pocket. but he fumbled
and eyerybody was safe. while Spencer
scored a run. Niles famed. Hemphili SIN
gled to center. Stone struck out. Pickering
singled to center and T. Jones tailed Pat
ten walked Wallace and Glade was forced
over the plate. Ieager ended matters with
at long fy To Gdniey. Commencing with the
third inning only two Nationals reached
first
AltiZer opened the fourth with single to
right. but never got beyond second. Clymer,
FIRST up In the eighth. safe on Niles
tumble He next pilfered second. Gdnley's
out to Hartzeli put him on third. but Dele
hanty and OBrIen We're goners on pop flies.
Umpire Hurst missed third strike on
Spencer in the fourth, and the big fellow
tripled TO Centcr-ralher &. Jones allowed
his harsh cut to go between his legs. T.
Jones Texas Lacquer to right sent him
home
Hurst's Bad Eyesight.
In the nth Hurst again missed third
strike on local batter This time # was
Hemphili and again did a tfree-bagge
come. stone famed. and Pickering popped
10 Smith. The youngster next missed Wal
lacrs easy one and Hemphiu came home
SeaEer's single which Smith should have
ncld"d, but which he missed put Wallace
on third. The pair then pulled on a double
steal. Naiiac" daslIIus over the pan with
the RruWDS sixth count.
Pickering made the circuit for the sew
euiH and dnal run IN the seventh He began
Win q dinky cut up @ Brirn's way and
took IN extra sack when Pete threw past
A-tiZ'r. N1l!HCe'S safety registered him
ASIDE rom two clever running catches by
Stun" the show was void OF any features
GIhtr'S wiud-up was a beauty. and Il Pat
tens helpers had been on their Jobs better