The Washington herald., 1907-05-05
Yesterdays RESULTS.
Boston, g; Washington, o.
New York, ~ Philadelphia, o.
Chicago, 2i Detroit, /.
TO-DAY,s GAMES.
Cleveland at Chicago.
Detroit at ST. Louis

Boston shut out Washington yesterday
for the second time in succession. Tht
seore was TO 0. and just about shows
the relative merits of the two teams as
they played the game.
Glaze. the ex-Dartmouth College pitcher
had Washington's measure taken from
the tap Of the gong. He seldom got into
81 situation that threatened a tally. and
when he did ne had no trouble. reJreating
with honor He had excellent control and
a bewildering assortment of curves, which
caused six Nationals TO fan
Case Patten. who had a record of three
straight victories. all gained from New
York, started for Washington, but didn {
get very far. In five innings he was
tapped for hve singles, three doubles, and
four runs, and was sent to the barn.
Kitson look up the almost hopeless task
in the sixth, and was not much better
than Patten. In his very hrst round he
was jumped on for two singles and "a
double. and only a bit Of luck limited the
results of this fusillade 10 one run.
Poor HeadwOrk shown.
Washington is credited in the score with
an erroriess game, but the score does not
always tell the answer. The team was
guilty Of a number of plays slowing poor
headwork while the Judgment of all the
nelders was bad at times. Boston, on
the other hand. was fun of life and ginger.
and while not sensational was ready
for anything that happened.
The only Boston error was one tina:
should hardly have been Charged. in the
eighth inning Kitson hit one far to ing
laubs right The first baseman got the
ball and by a wonderfully accurate throw
sent it straight into the hands of Glaze,
who was running full tilt 10 cover the
bag, Glaze was off his balance when
he made the catch, and dropped the ball.
although al that very instant his foot
was on first. so he was charged with
a misplay
Ganley was the feature for Washington.
He got three of the six hits for his team
two being clean singles. and the other
a close decision on bunt
Boston began the rout early In the
first. with Sullivan out Parent doubled.
Unglaub's out put him on third. and Col
Inns single brought him home.
IN the fourth came another. Collins
flied to PeTrine Grimshaw doubled and
scored on Ferris b0under that was a
little too high for Perrine
Patten YanEed Out of Box.
The fifth saw the finlsh of Patten. Sui
livan opened with a single and took
second on Parents easy out, Patten to
Anderson. Unglaub popped a Texas
Lacquer to right that looked so much
n.
10 second. When the bali finally reached
the ground without interruption Ungbtub
had gained such "a good start that he
reached second on it and was credited
with a double. while Sullivan had the
unique experience Of reaching third from
second on a two-bagger. Collins tried 10
sacrifice, but the bunt was SO hard for
Patten 10 handle that Collins got to first
in safety and Sullivan scored, Unglaub
going to third. Unglaub scored on Grim
shaws fly to center. Ferris flied TO CEN
ter. Two runs in that session.
The Hubbites greeted Kits0n warmly
in the sixth. Wagner went out. Perrine
10 Anderson. Armbrusttr cracked d
double to left. and finished the circuit on
GIaze's hit. Sullivan flied TO left Parent
singled past PerEne, putting Glaze on
third. Unglaub flied to center. One run
from three hits.
The last tally came in the seventh
Collins singled and Grimshaw forced him
Ferris forced Crimshaw, stole second and
went to third on Wagner's pop over An
dersOn's head. Ferris and Wagner tried
The double steal Heydon's throw TO
Schlahy was bad ana Ferris was safe
at the plate, but Wagner was run down
between the bags