Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-07-04
| UNABLE TO HIT GLAZE
Only Five Safeties Made by the
Nationals.
LOSE THE MORNING GAME
Clymer Bangs the Ball for a Home
| Run.
PARENT FIELDS IN GREAT FORM
Boston's Shortstop Covers Considera-
BILE Ground-Delehanty's Poor
| Base Running.
PARENT FIELDS IN GREAT FORM
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BOSTON, Mass, July 4.-Boston landed
this mornings game in a pitchers battle.
Boston scoring in two innings, Washington
failed to negotiate with the rubber after
the first inning. Glaze off1ciated for the
locals and was effective after the first.
Clymer made two Of the five hits of the
local pitcher, his first drive in the first
inning be- ing good for the circuit. Smith did
some very good work for the visitors. and.
with any kind Of hitting behind him. would
have made better showing than was the
case. Washington had excellent chances to
take a long lead in the first. and 1t was only
the senseless base running of Delehanty
that put his team to the bad. With no
chance at all to put him out he failed to
go to third, and a chance to add two or
more runs to the score went for nothing.
Washington had good chances to score in
the fourth with men on third and second
and but one out. but failed to get to third
during the remainder of the game.
Ferris had field day with the stick, hit
ting Smith three times, safely and Congal-
ton also batted well. Shaw was hurt in
going to third in the second inning and
Armbruster took his place in the fourth.
In the first Jones was hurt by foul
while at the bat and Heydon batted in
his stead. Charley Hickman batted for
Smith in the eighth and Graham pitched
that inning against Boston and retired the
side in order.
What contributed largely to the down.
fall Of Washington beside the fine pitching
of Glaze was the elegant support he re-
ceived at the hands of Parent, who COW
cred a deal Of territory and made some
wonderful stops and plays. Grimshaw' s
work at first was remarkably good, while
Anderson showed up strong on the bag for
the visitors.
Clymer Makes Home Run.
Washington lost no time in scoring, ely
mer banged to right center for home run,
Glaze's clever bit of fielding retired Gan
ley. Del" walked. and Anderson doubled.
but Del" for some reason turned back
with an easy chance for third and was run
down. Jones was thrown out at first
In the second the locals tied the score.
knight was passed and tried to steal. but
was out Ferris singled to left and scored
on Shaw's long single to center. Shaw
took third on the throw-in and came near
being knocked out in a collision with Dele
hanty. Glaze famed and Sullivan was
thrown out by Perrine.
Washington again sent only three to bat
in the third, and the locals again fell down
with chances to score. Clymer mace q
ing two bases. There was the usual Fourth
of July accompaniment. Congaltons out
to Jones put Parent on third
1t took twenty minutes to play the first
inning and fourteen to play the second.
Washington had look-in for a run IL
the fourth Del walked for the second
time. Anderson hit to Parent and Ferris
muffed Jones sacrifice. Perrine hit to Par
ent and "Del"was run down, and on Altizers
grounder Anderson was caught of third.
Clymer landed single In the fifth with
two gone, but Ganley went out to Barrett.
Then Boston jumped into the lead. Con-
galton singled to left and Grimshaw turned
a sacrifice into a hit. Barrett sacrificed. and
knights out to Jones scored Congalton.
Grimshaw going to third and scoring on
Ferris hit to right.
In the last Delehanty opened with hit.
but was forced by Anderson Parent max
ing fine play of long bounder. Heydon
batted for Jones and famed. and Mill hit
the ball squarely and 1t looked dangerous.
but Barrett made a star play, capturing the
ball and ending the game. The score: