Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-30

correct article to mystify the visitors.
The result proved him TO be incorrect in
his reckoning as Gates did great work on
the slab and after the fourth inning nary
a hit was made off his delivery and had
1t not been for a hit for the circuit by
Cravath in the fourth the home team
would have been BANKED. Gessler was
inspired by the feat of his predecessor to
crack out a hit. and after that not one of
the pride of Boston succeeded in getting
as far as first in any old sort of manner,
sixteen men going out in order.
On the other hand Morgan had his
trials and was hit hanGily and often.
But for the fact that ground rules were
established owing TO the overflow into
the center-feld bleachers the Washing
tons would doubtless have recorded a
trio of homers. Milan and Ganley in the
first game, and Pickering in the second
being held at third on drives that looked
good for the circuit.
1t was splendid day for ball tossing
and there was a generous turnout of
$500 souls TO bid welcome to the Ma
tionais.
Streets Good Work.
Street caught in both contests and did
very good work. II was no cinch 10 work
as he was obliged to in very hot sun
and he stood the gait well.
Milan. Ganley. Pickering Street and
Freeman did some strong stick work for
their side and Milan. Altizer, Mc Bride
and Freeman gave their pitcher brilliant
support. For the locals Moran PLAYED
q star game and fast work was done w
Mcconnell. Wagner and Gessler
Both sides first in the initial inning
and on each side the runner was CalI~Er
trying 10 advance on strikeout In The
second Gess!er was hit by pitched ball
tried TO steal on the first bail pitched
the next man and failed. Freeman start
ed the third with a safe one but his sue
-cessors could not send him around 10 the
rubber. In this inning Milan made the
e1ar play OF the Cay. gathering a short
ny on Cr!ger just behind second in q
most remarkable manner almost losing
his balance in taking the ball
Ganley started matters in the fourth
with a rattling triple TO right Gessler
made phenomenal catch off Delehanty
and then Pickering slammed the bal, TO
right and Ganley registered the first run
PICK tried a steal with two out but
found the ball awaiting him. There was
nothing doing in the fifth but in the
sixth Washington again got busy After
Gates had famed Milan sent the ball 10.
right for a bag, made second on Ganley's
sacrifice. reached third on a w..d pitch
and scored on a nit OF Dele Ianty Pick
ering again connected for a single but
bcth men were left on Altizer's out
Wagner to Unglaub Although Street
started the seventh with a hit he was
unable 70 move farther than second
Put Game on Ice.
The eighth inning was the one in which
the visitors got together ard put the
game on ice Milan tried right field for
ihree bases Ganiey failed 10 send him
over the pan. Del" walked Pick hit
10 Wagner. who made poor shy home
and Ga nley recorded his tally Del GOT
TO third on the error. but failed TO add to
The score. he vas out at the rubber
on Altizers offering Morgan 10 Criger
street banged for a base. scoring Picker
Ing and Atizer got TO third Street
~farted for second and Alrizer was caught