The Washington times., 1907-09-07
PILGRIMS GET
HORRID REVENGE.
BY WINNING TWO
Patten Batted Hard in
FirSt-Rally in
Second.

BOSTON, Sept. 7.-Both games Of "A
double-header with washington yester-
day went to boost Boston in its night
for the lead of the second column.
Scores. 3 to ana TO ?
Cy Youngs twisters tell the whole
story Of the first defeat The Nationals
failed to touch him until BOston's lead
made him careless. The most striking
feature Of both performances was the
fact that none Of the recently imported
material made a hit. Even Milan, who
now leads the American League bats
men, failed TO connect in pIne trips 10
the pan.
Rah for Altizer.
Ganley and Alrlzer did the heavy stick
work Of The first game. The former
COPIED four ssteties and a pass. but
none Of these developed a run. Aluzer
tailed two blngles and was responsible
for the only two talHes scored by the
Wagner's and knights hits. and
kricger's out gave the Beaneaters their
nrst run in the second. Safeties by
Knight Krieger, Young, and Parent
and an out added three more runs IN
the fourth.
In the fifth UngIaub laced out a single
which was followed by Wagner's triple.
A long fly 10 let scored the latter
Saved From Whitewash.
Washington saved itself a whitevash
in the sixth. O'Briea singled. but was
thrown out in an attempt 70 plIfer sec
ond. Altizer reached first on a hot fly.
stole second, ard went home on War
ners single. The other Washington run
came in the eighth AItizer again led
on This time he hunted, stole second,
and scored on Warner hit.
Boston added one IN the sixth and
two more in the eighth, as the result OF
clean hitting and cisveT base running.
Upglaub was the willow star of the
BOstOuians- He made four HIS. one OF
which neIted a run
Falkenberg Nearly Won.
Glaze and Falkenburg were the slab
artists Of the second contest, and the
Washingtonfan proved more effective,
allowing but seven hits against GlazC's
nlue. Inc game was q great improve
ment oven the first in every way. ana
both teams fought every inch of the
ground Several times Washington had
The bases fun with two down. but steady
uelding and go)d work on Ctlazes part
saved the day.
Delehanty flied to Parent in the first
and the active little gardener was fooled
by sudden gust OF wlnd. Del landed
on third before the mistake could be
Iecuhed. Clymer's double scored the
Nationals first run.
In the second Ferns pass laid The
foundation for the tying tally Wag-
neTs sacrifice advanced the runner
To second, and Shaw's single TO right
sent him home.
BostOns winning runs came in the
eighth. Wagner slugged out two
bagger, and reached third on a helder's
choice Shaw scored a safety sending
Wagner home, and Knight tailed Oh
hits by Barrett and Parent.
Rally Produced Run.
O'Brien and Altizer started a short
lived batting rally in the ninth. The
runners advanced on Smiths bunt,
though he died in the process, and
O'Brien scored when Warner was
thrown out at first Jones took Fal-
kensbers's turn on the block but popped.
Ganley failed 10 make a hit in the
second, but Dave continued his good
work Of the first and tailed a trio of
ssfeties. Delehanty and Clymer took
two apiece.
The fielding hOuOrs are about evenly
divided each side being credited with
one error, although justice demands the
statement that Boston had more fire.
Gdcnt and harder chances.
the scores.