Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-08

PittshurE at Philadelphia
Cincinnati at BROOKLYN
ST. Louis mt New York.
Chicago at Boston
Special Dispatch to The Star.
CHICAGO, H.. June S.-Bert Kelley
lost a great ten-inning game to the Sox
yesterday afternoon. but the score should
have read to q in keeleys favor. Two
misjudged flies falling safe and going on
the tab as hits. were main factors in
both of the runs Chicago scored, and
John Anderson was an extra factor. John
hiffed in both OF those tallies, and thus
obtained delightful bunch of revenge
upon Cantilon. A big crowd, probably
1900. turned out to see Kelley work.
and was rewarded by great game. fea-
tured by some wonderful fielding. espe-
cially on the part of Nicholas Altrock.
There was great applause for both AL
trock and Kelley when the game began;
more applause when Kelley was presented
with a pair of diamond cuff buttons. the
gift of friends of Wilmington, Ill Great
delight was shown when each hurler re-
tired the foe one, two, three in the first
inning.
In the second Cantilon's men began
active operations. Two were dead. and
Pickering had reached first on a force
play, "Een freeman sent n SiS0ilHS Wal
Top down the sylvan dels, and Pick
came all the way home.
Kelley Made a Hit.
There was more applause as Kelley
stopped the Sox in the second. and loud
uproar when he opened the third with a
hot hit past short. He did not get past
second cushion. though. 1t was one. two.
three for Jones' men in this session.
Washington had the same fate in the
fourth. In the Sox's half Kelley gave a
pass to Jones and then famed John An
derson in time of need.
There was nothing doing in the fifth for
Washington. Keeiey tanning out amid
the walls of his friends. In this seance
Kelley got in trouble, Tannehill and AL
trock' stabbing him for singles. Bert kept
cool, famed two and escaped uninjured.
A red-hot stop by Tannehill featured
the sixth. Jones started the Sox half
with an easy fly that should have been
devoured, but fell between Delehanty and
Clymer. Davis grounded out. and Ander-
son whaled terrible drive that would
have been home run but for the ground
rules. which stopped him at second. while
Jones scored. Kelley worked desperately
famed one and personally conducted an
other out. leaving the score tied.
Altrock was mighty in the seventh, and
nobody saw the initial sack. Kelley was
apparently firing. and Sullivan soaked
him hard. Clymer and Freeman made
great catches and saved the situation.
Altrock famed one and threw out two in
the next inning
Anderson Forgot.
Connolly missed third strike on Ander-
son in the Sox half and John repaid the
kindness with a safe swat. He started
TO steal and Donohue lifted to Clymer
John kept right on running. and was al
most at the plate when the loud laughter
of the proletariat walked him up. 1t was
a remarkably easy double play
With one gone in the ninth Delehanty
broke Nick's spell with a hit to left
Warner went up for Clymer and just
then Altrock, with a lightning throw nip
ped Del Off first. Cantillon was reduced
TO absolute speechlessness for four
minutes. Warner drew. pass and Alt
rock made a great stop off Street
One of McBride's greatest stops and