Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-28

P1ttsburg. 4; New York, 3.
Special Dispatch to The star.
ST. LOUIS. Mo. July 2S.-The Browns
have seen the day when Tom Hughes,
with his varied delivery and speed. could
make them trenble in their shoes, but
that day was not yesterday.
Eight juicy hits in seven innings gave
the local American Leaguers five runs
off the lanky twirler, and then, just for
good measure, Burns, who assembled the
mound in the eighth. was clouted for two
hits and another score. Six runs for St.
Louis and a large-sized cipher for Wash
ington tells the tale.
For, be 1t known. while the Browns
were slamming the ball all over the lot at
Spcrtsman's Park Joe Cantillons braves
We're having their troubles In connecting
with tine pellets served up by one John
Powell. single by Milan in the first and
double by Unglaub in the fourth being
the sum total OF their efforts, despite
five shifts in the batting order, and. al
though Red john gave three bases on
these donations over a wide territory and
his support saw that the Nationals had
nothing to do in the way Of crossing the
plate.
Nationals Unable to Score.
Clymer reached first in the second in
ming on his vicious hit to Wallace, which
got away from Bobby and the latter was
given an error. He went to second when
Powell hit Warner and tried for third
when Freemaf tapped to Powell. but the
big pitcher grabbed the ball out of the
dirt and hurled to Ferris in time to get
Otis. The Nationals second chance to
score came in the fourth inning. Unglaub
tore loose fierce hit into left field and
registered at second before Stone could
relay the ball in. Clymer hit to Tom
Jones and the latter had to slide to the
bag to make the out. Unglaub going to
third. Warner fouled to Ferris. but Free
man walked. When Jerry tried for second
Cngiaub started for home, but the double
steal failed to discomfort Stephens. who
tented toward second with the ball and
then threw to Ferris. who got Unglaub
without trouble. Mcbride got a pass the
following inning and went to second on
Shipke's sacrifice, but there he died and
the Nationals went out in order there
after. Powell improving as he went along.
Browns Make Quick Start.
As on Sunday. the Browns started after
the runs Immediately. Stone beat out a
buat to Hughes and reached second when
Hartzell singled to left. Williams went
out. Cnglaub to Freeman. Wallace hit
to Hughes. whose throw to Warner got
and then Ferris came along with q clout
along the left field foul line Stone again
started the mischief in the third by beat
ing out bunt to Hughes and Hartzell
put him on second with a perfect sacri-
flee. Hughes to Freeman. Williams struck
out and Wallace walked Ferris was there
again with the big stick and singled to
center. sending Stone over the plate.
Hughes recovered his balance and his
mates had little trouble in retiring the
Browns in order in the fourth. fifth and
sixth, but another catastrophe overlook
him in the seventh and caused Cantillon
to remove him from the scene Of HOSTILE
ties and unearth Burns
Tom Jones received q pass and then on
the hit and run way Stephens singled
TO left. Jones landing safely at third
when Shipke fumbled Ganley's throw.
stephens reached second on the misplay.
Jack Powell then did the unexpected by
meeting one of Hughes twisters more
than half way and shooting IT to left field
for what proved a two-bagger for him and
which scored Jones and Stephens. Stone
singled Immediately thereafter this being
his Tooth hit OF the season. Powell
reaching third by manful efforts. Warner
threw Stone out to Mcbride. Hartzell pop
ped to Cnglaub and Williams flied out to
Clymer. Burns had a nice time in the
eighth. Wallace. the first man up.
tore OF two-sacker over Freeman's
head and went to third. when Ferris hit
TO Shipke and was thrown out at first.
Charlie Jones single which bounded over
Burns head sent Wallace home. T. Jones
hit 10 Mcbride and was out at nrst.
Stephens filed out to Milan.
Cantillon Shifts Batters.
Cantillon only made FIVE shifts in his
batting order yesterday. SO nobody knows
what the final game Of the series today
will bring forth. Milan was brought up
from NTH to second place. Mcbride was
shifted from second to seventh. Clymer
wa selevated from seventh to fourth.
Warner from sixth to NTH, and Free
man was dropped from third to sixth,
Pickering appeared in the game long
enough for Charlie Jones to distinguish
himself at the former Brownies expense.
Pickering was sent into bat in Shipke's
place in the eighth and hit q beautiful
line drive to the left Of center field. Jones
who has few superiors at judging ny
ball. made pretty catch while on the
run, to the delight Of the crowd.
George Stone by beating out two bunts
and singing cleanly to left In yesterdays
game, arrived at the century mark in his
hitting Almost any other man would
have been easy out on either
Of those hunts. but Stones great speed
aided by feet-first slide for the bag.
enabled him to beat Hughes throw each