Evening star., 1907-07-14

SnccaI IisratrH 20 The star
CHICAGO III. July 13.-For while to-
dav Cont.IIon-s team looked ike real, hNe
r.i,,rcr ard the crowd was actually root
i'm, fo,. = WASHINGTON victory. Then some
tCa,. rre,y tb. safe and wrecked the com
t.ratior The Sox canterei in ahead at
tro Grieh arI CantiHon was sore for falr
Quito g, hit Of the trouble was due to mis-
understanding rs 20 whether Ganley or
D.1,hau'y should tax" hv and Joseph
uphra.,lel them both Graham was hit
hard and ;Ne hi:s w.re long and strong
The fielding behind him was good. barring
the f,rectfll incident in the field and
f!mlle by the pitcher imsclf. Walsh struck
out seven men. five of them early in the
game He was not hit much. but the SoX
had a nice lrmou-coored day in the fed
and iarred their averages cons derably Tn
der the circums ,ances Walsh did we'll to
win. and was lucky citizen.
Walsh started like a whirIwind. tanning
GarIcv ana Ntizcr then Delehanty bounced
one of QujIliH. Anderson snote through
pouchtrty. hut Del, trying to go al! tie
way home. was spcared by a mile at the
plate.
In the Sox's ha'f with two down. Donohue
hit crashing whaok to left and scooted
clear to third. Robe rose to the occasion
with a biff to center and one run was
tabled
Nothing happened in the second except a
hit by Mcfarland and II ce catch by Dele
hanty. Walsh was using speed and five of
the first nine men To face him famed
In the third with two dead. Ganley walk
ed. He broke for second and Mcfarland s
high throw took him to third. Altizer could
not deliver anything, and Bob was left
gaspinC.
One man was gone in the loca's' half
when Jones and Donohue singled sharply.
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the infeld. Altizer tielded it fast and well.
but Dougherty slid safe-accordng to the
umpire Both Jones and Dolohue raced in.
Donohue spiking Warner in the hoOf he
arrived. Merry base running. and II Won
Nationals Take the Lead
Washington got busy in the fourth. One
man was down when Anderson swung wild
ly at ball that grazed his bat and jumped
about ten feet into the Clamond. Yon beat
ing it to first. Hickman smashed safely.
Nil hunted. collided with Donohue and
knocked the ball out of his hands Anderson
scoring. \ passed ball let Hickman in.
Shipke slugged prettily and tied the score.
Warner wallOped one on the nose, but the
rally died out when DOughcrty made a
grand catch, head down and at steamboat
speed
Peace prevailed in the ffth-on,y three
batters on side. Hickman started the
sixth with a pass. and fled to third on
Mis- single sh.pke bu7ted and Hickman
beat the throw home putting his team one
to the good.
misunderstanding of Fielders.
In the S,xs half GraN breez d Role
and DouGhcrty. Davis walked and Nc
Farland belted long fly. 1t should have
been caught. but Del and Ganley d-d th-
Alphonsr and CASTOR at, the bail going tC
the barriers, and Davis tying the score
And in thr seventh came a large expo.
sion Wash going up first for the SoX
placsI one in the suburbs ror two bases
Graham funhled Hahns bunt Ii was
fine chance for Jones. and he improved il
with q roaring soak To the score-board
sending In Two men.
Washington died one-tWo-three n th.
eighth, and Cartii'on, w.u had been croak-
ing Ike raven all day. sudi NY died
down 10 a whisper. The Sox did nothing
and Caut..on's performers cane on for a
final whirI. Shtpkc stood solemn wlilt
three We're waited over. Warner gave
Hahn snort fly Graham hit pas. third
and the responsibility developed on Can