Evening star., 1907-09-02

first base; Murphy. second base; Collins,
third base; OIdring, center field; Schreck,
catcher; Coombs, pitcher. Umpirs-Mr.
O'Loughlin.
Game Starts.
First inning-Mlan played center field for
Washington in place of oJnes, and filed 10
Nichols. Ganley famed. Delehanty was
hit by pitched pail and stole second. Ciy-
mer also struck out. No runs. Hartzel
went the F.. Smith-Altizer route. Nichols
was out on a grounder to Altizer. o OBrien
throw beat Seybold. No runs.
Second inning - Nichols throw beat
O'Brien TO first by mile. Atizer walked
but easily doubled up on I. Smiths NY
to Murphy. No runs.
Davis was safe on a tumble by O'Brien.
N.no made good, however, on foul NY
from Murphy. Collins cracked one to cen
ter. sending Davis to third On fielder s
choice of Oldrings stunt Davis was nipped
at the plate. T. Smith to Block. Schreck
flied to Delehanty. No runs.
Double for Milan.
Third inning-Block fouled to Davis.
Coombs great stop headed off c.. Smith
before he could reach first Milan doubled
just out of Seybolds reach. Ganley sim
gled the ball. glancing off Coombs' glove;
a quick pickup by Murphy and lightning
throw to Schreck got Milan trying to score.
No runs
Coombs beat out a bunt toward third
and went to second on O'Brien's wild
throw. He made third on Hartsers sacri-
flee. c. Smith to Altizer Nichols unfor-
tunately hit up a fly for Block. Seybold
walked. Davis died on T. Smiths great
Whit to first. preventing Coombs tally.ng.
No runs.
Fourth inning-Washingto was quickly
disposed Of Delehanty died at first on
Collins throw in. Clymer and O'Brien also
found graves at the initial bag, first Davis
TO Coombs, then the other way around. No
runs.
Murphy, Collins and Oldring flied out in
turn to Ganley. O'Brien and Clymer. No
runs
Fifth inning-Murphy and Davis broke up
Altizers hopes. T. Smith flied to Oldring
Block walked. Schreck was under c.
Smiths foul No runs.
Schrecks tablet at first was erected by
oBrien and Altizer. Coombs famed.
y Brfen threw Hartsel out. No runs
Altizer's Single Scores Two.
Sixth inning-Seybold made a sensational
running catch of Milan's high one Gan
ley beat out a bunt in spite of Coombs
great try. The latter got square by striking
OUT Deiehanty. Clymer walked, SO did
y Brien, filling the bases. Coombs hurt his
hand in his effort to get Ganley and was In
distress. With the limit on Altizer. the
latter singled, scoring Ganley and Clymer.
Murphy threw T. Smith out Two runs
Nichols started off with safe one to CEN
Ier. Socks hit up little foul for Block
DAVIS only got single on one that looked
good to go over right-fieH fence, but
landed inside. Nichols who made third on
the play scored on Murphy's fly to Clymer
O'Brien threw Collins out. One run.
A Double for Jones.
Seventh inning-Rube Wadden was sent
In to replace the injured Coombs c.. Smith
famed. Jones replaced Milan for Wash
ington and doubled along left foul line A
tumble by Davis Ganley's grounder
scores Jones. Delehanty famed. One run.
AS though to weep for the Athletics poor
start. the rain started afresh as Delehanty
threw Oldring out. Schreck famed; SO did
Waddell. No runs.
Eighth fnning-The Rube famed Clymer
and O'Brien in succession. His side partner
Schreck threw out Altizer. No runs.
Hartsel got free pass Nichols tried
hard, but his fly fell in Jones hands Sey-
bolds effort doubled up Hartsel c. Smith
Delehanty to Altizer. No runs.
Ninth inning-Davis ran to first with T
Smiths grounder. Block famed c. Smith
plunked one safe to center. Jones was mis-
led on a foul ball. and, being tagged by
Schreck, was declared out. No runs.
Davis singled and was forced by Murphy
Altizer to Delehanty Collins flied to Jones
c. Smith threw Oldring out. No runs.
The score