Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-07-03
American League Clubs Standing.
National League clubs Standing.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Dlspa'ch 10 Inc star.
BOSTON. Mass. July 3.-The Nationals
gave Bosom a decided surprise yesterday.
polishing them up to the tune to to 2
Each side was compelled to use two pitch
ers. 1t took Boston four innings to ascer-
tain that Tannehil would not do, and after
the game had been landed he was replaced
by Pruitt. who did splendid work. and
held Washington down to one run. Boston
took very kindly to Case Patten in the
second and out he went and in came Tom
Hughes and then it was a different story
1t may be remembered that back in April
Hughes landed a game here to O. and
he was just about effective again yes
terday. In the seven innings he was in
the box( he waited seven men. The Bos-
tons did not lack for opportunities to score,
but simply could not connect when hits
meant runs. Three times Hughes disposed
or men on strikes when there were men on
the bases Mcclure sent himself to the bat
In the ninth. but he failed to sit safely, and
with two on bases Dave Altizer ended it by
securing fly OFF Congalton in pretty style.
Washington made seven hits off Tannehill
Altizer and Warner each made pair of
these Altizer played fine game at short:
Perrine did good work at second and Jack
warner was the same old reliable az of old
behind the bat. Clymer had the bulk Of
the chances in the outfied and had them
all In the first inning, and after that but
one catch was made in the outfield and
that by Jones off Sullivan in the fifth Both
OF Ganleys hits were pretty bunts, and
Clymer also laid down nice one.
Fred Parent and Hobe Ferris did the best
work for the locals. and Shaw gave good
account of himself. Unglaub being still
under the weather, Grimshaw played at
first. and did not particularly distinguish
himself. being slow in his work. Parent
did the best hitting for his side. Sher-
dams umpiring was not of the best
Both sides went out in order In the first
a peculiar feature being that all of the
Boston and one of the Washington outs
were to the left fielders.
Nationals Take the Lead.
Washington started to score with two
out in the second inning. when Perrlne drew
a pass and Altizer hit safely to center In
his anxiety to head Perrine off at third
"sully' heaved the ball clear over knights
head and he was by 10 means diminutive
target, and it went into the seats both Per
rlne and Altizer scoring. Boston tied in
Its half Of the inning. and also after two
We're out Grimshaw caught one on the ell
bow and took his base, moving to third on
two outs. and scoring ON Ferris single to
center. Shaw banked the first ball pitched
TO him to center for q base, putting Ferris
on third, and fanny met the first ball
pitched to him for a single that sent Ferris
over the rubber. Sullivan failed to keep
up the jubilee and was thrown out by Per-
rine.
Ganley got life in the third on Grim.
shaw's muff of Tanny's throw of bunt.
Delehanty sacrificed and Anderson's corx-
ing clip to left sent in the run Anderson
was given out on a try to steal on a very
close decision, and Jones famed
. hughes now took up the running and dis
posed OF Parent, Congalton and Grimshaw
in order.
washington gathered two moro in tho
fourth. With one out. Altizer singled to
right and made third on Warmers hit to
center. On Sullivan's return of the ball
Warner was caught between second and
third, but he got out of the scrape on the
try TO catch AltiZer off third and both men
scored on Hughes clever hit to left on
Whlch Barrett made superb throw to the
rubber. Just missing his man.
Boston had two men on bases In this in.
ming. Ferris on Perrine's miss of a ground
er and Shaw hit. but there were two
OUT. ana Tannehill went out on strikes.
Prueitt Replaces Tannehill.
Fruit was introduced in the fifth and
tHrre was nothing exciting In his reign I'M
III the seventh. when Clymer was safe on
a grounder to Ferris. Ganley drew a pass
and Dclehanty was safe on a bunt. on
which Grimshaw failed to get back to his
base in time Anderson hit a bounder to
PFuitt, who tossed the ball to Shaw and
a double play followed. Jones hit toward
first and Pruitt fumbled. Ganley scoring
Pcrrine made a good bid for a hit, but
Ferris made brilliant stop that retired
III" side.
10th sides went out in order in the sixth
In the seventh Washington had three on
bases, yet made but one run Hits by Clymer
and b"iehanty and Ganley's pass filled the
corners ana Anderson hit into double
play, but Jones hit to Pruitt who fumbled
and Gauley scored Boston had men left on
second and third In this inning and the
game ended with Sullivan on second and
Parent on first. COngalton batting fly that
Ait.z"r gathered on the backward run.
The score:
EiSIpN ABB. r. II. Pc. A. E.