Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-22
Detroits Again Defeat Ma
tionaIs for Wind Up.
BURNS HAS POOR SUPPORT
Locals Due in Boston Tonight, Open.
ing With Red Sox Tomorrow.
DELEHANTY ILL IN DETROIT
Crews Ready for Final Weeks Work.
talade Quits New FORKS After
Being Fined.
Today's American League Game
Philadelphia at Cleveland
National League Games Today.
Chicago at New York.
Cincinnati at Pittshurg.
Philadelphia at Brooklyn.
st. Louis at Boston.
Standing of American League Clubs.
Standing of National l.
Yesterdays National League Game.
Pittsburg 5: Cincinnati. l.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star
DETROIT. Mich. June 22-Hope and
dependency struggled for the mastery
in the breast of Joe Cantillon yesterday
when he shook the dust of the west from
his feet and boarded the train that will
land him in Boston late this afternoon.
Hope because of what he expects to do
now that he is clear of the woolly country.
Dependency because of what happened to
him out here. In the west Washington
made the poorest showing of all of the
clubs. winning but two out of fifteen.
Yet Canttllon has not given up. when
You reach Washington" he said to one of
the Tigers as he was going away, I'VE
will be ahead Of New York. They have
been leading the second division until to-
day and we are last. We will go by in
the next two weeks. The luck has got to
break for US soon. and we must begin to
do 1t. Sundays game was the first bad
one We have played on the trip Errors
have been made. but they are part of the
game. This was the first time We played
badly. throwing away runs by poor judg
ment and wild heaves that were mex
cusable. And in all of the games no team
has scored more than five runs on us. and
that number only twice With little hit
ting we will be there. We are fielding
well. and We have the pitching
May Let Out a Pitcher.
(dnllIlON dOIIlltleQ tndt he might not
have as many pitchers. though he said he
would have plenty of pitching when his
team gets home. From Boston he ex-
poets to complete a deal with Comiskey,
who wired him today for a price on a
twirler to take Frank Smiths place One
will go though. but it is not known yet
which 1t will be. Detroit offered to buy
Falkenberg. but Cantillon would not take
money. though willing to make a trade
The tall collegian therefore went east as
did all OF the players excepting Delehanty,
VINO Is left here at the advice of his ply
stefan until he completely rounds TO. He
viii probably report to the club when it
reaches the home city.
The last game of the locals series was
lost In two innings. the first two played
errors. and these. together with a little
vigorous stick work by the champions.
told the story. 1t was the first time that
Detroit has done anything to Burns In
his hrst four appearances against it. The
novelty Of being able to land on this left
handler. whom Cantillon figured his one
best bet to make 1t two in three here,
Intoxicated them and they mixed enough
hits with the errors to bring home five
tallies. Then they stopped, but the dam
age was done.
Luck was not with the Nationals. De-
troit's infield grabbed or a half dozen balls
that looked like sure singles. and was a
stone wall behind Summers outside of one
inning whom danger threatened Real
danger wasn't seen often. as thanks par
TALLY to the fielding mentioned only one
base hit waS registered up to the seventh
Inning.
Trouble Ahead for Burns.
The start signaled breakers ahead for
Burns. Mcintyre singled to left and
Schaefer pu. MIN at third on a hit and
run play. placing the ball safely in right
field. Crawford flied to left and Shipke
butted In with shut-your-eyes-an sling
play that changed the geography of the
situation. 1t came when Ganley returned
the ball to third. On this play Freeman
went in to back the plate, while Mcbride
backed third. Altizer covered second
This left first bare and the German took
q long lead. He turned back as Freeman
started from the plate to the base and
stumbled as he turned. Shipke saw this