Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-04-26
National LEAGUE Clubs Standing.

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NEW YORK. April 2:-At the AMERICAN
League ground; yas.e ";'ay, ir I'll" eighth
irrins Of an otj,,:.c-sa pretty game. NJ.
Tom f:reIes. IT,. tail Shanghai 90 the Pc
tor'ac, Developed t.,r base ball PIP.
Up to this fen inning IIush".; had fought
the battle of a medieval crusa ~ astirs.
the Turks Fvr thousand spectators I'M
partial TO the last degree. hIj srrU him
play a game of ba,tIei1gr ana s!.u,tlrcG,k
across the plate. or tae game .. tine sor-
,ercss Vivian az tiuat The old white-S rs
k"rcd Merlin, w.o.- batting average irl
not amount to much.
Ter five Iun'n-; hot a h,t va, made on
the ltrhy man. The Yankees HhIUSri an
sash and slammed at Things la, were
i'EI a.P8hlc and visionary.
Mr. Al Ortiz. likewise. lad -lrpcned his
teeth aEarst the g::uds,a@r 81 c:rcum-
st41ec- IA G had taken a GRIP ~ the s;iui-
tion t:at rot ali the bowling ana ranttit.,
O. t,in Warrington CoaCheTs could break.
At the end OF the seventh inning the score
was tied at two each Both teams had
scored a bra o. pigeons in the sixth, ard
the crowd was on its tiptOrs for the things
thlt were to eVentuate.
In scoring these runs New York had mad
five hits and Washin gtOn six; out whereas
WasEingtsn's hits had been scattered
through the seven innings the New Works
WV -
Senator First to Give Way.
With the score tied. it became a dead
strain-a sort of tug -war-betweC
e., IT, ,,aa ,,,,.,,,-,as lie -. 80,
his curves Tie big curving muscle in the
front part OF his right arm apparently grew
weary. and thereby hung the weird tale of
defeat
10 nd fpr mi CG
the washington helders were bug-eyed
n Az liz, u,irs, I'ent h.,o,
the proje-tiles that came his way. He
needed three more eyes for the decisions
anu several extra legs TO preserve hinSeit
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n!H9 81 the ulSast'r AaNhe II vas not. but
matters Hlaae IL i."N tHai WdN.
,'.t We t,''...''7 M " NE aP7
H't!e eum-cae"ins college boy. and when
hr nri 70 AtIz'r the h!,acEHr" groanrd-
hISi' h'It iiU%A-S, without q parent TeI-
son i'H IN ms perch. He became cross
eyed ma las curves gre" ri"k"tN. Like a
s.iINhHg rae horse that is called upon 10
= Instance, hr was AL in hot orc
t''h MI l-aP"rte IN the i-Jrt ribS and land
TGey did net suspect that H9gas cat
tails were tp ami ms base bail tongue cut,
~ -i's "'d H"' care InU'h ABOUT i~ar"rte ;
Eorlarlty w axes the Crowd.
But they We're brought TO their feet with
81 laundering roll of cheers a moment later
when Mur.arity drove a safe one to left
Ans for WASHINGTON this ,,.,. o,,I,. clio
Co., FL.
H''' W. '''' "''''@'- iN'u-h'dueu
N''t""" sent another not Shot to left, and
Tim Hurst got dizzy watching I.aporte
come home Crockett ranned a,,.,.. =.
LOT, sc-,,,, ,,.u,.... ''"e' ~
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=" me p"SS seemed TO have their left
eyes with them Hughes seemed as linn
as rag II" slammed Il wild pitch over
the batter head and the men on the bases
moved up. just here Hickman got the
"pn!!ys ana returned Orths hunt wild TO
NE plate and kleinow tailed. Hoffman
GtoNe the hdIl To left for base. sending
BRO kttt nome
hN 'h's Iiine great streams Of people Were
pouring through tn" gates. homeward
"'!'u.
~, my NlIs'tu 10 center and orth scored
i-'"'ilt'u went out AT Hist, but the disas-
W '0itiuu'u "A double by Hal Chase
ii"u"dH dho rhfoN Laporte also
D''' ipi s"o pIses' scoring Chase