Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-27
National League Games 7

Cincinnati at Chicago.
New York at Brooklyn.
Philadelphia at Boston.
Yesterdays National League Games.
Chicago. S.; Cincinnati. s..
j New York, 2; Boston. O..
Special Dispatch to The Star.
BOSTON June c1.-Washington babe
farewell to Boston for the season of 1908
yesterday afternoon with a crashing VIC
tory. not allowing the locals to encircle
.the bases once. while they performed the
trick eight times Just twice did the
locals succeed in getting to third during
the game. and that Occurred in the Sec
-aond and third innings After that it was
hard enough for the locals to get on the
bases
The locals went :out in order in the
fourth. and fifth innings. after having
reached bases succ essfully twice in each
OF the three innings preceding. Unglaub
singled in the sixth. Wagner walked in
the seventh Sullivan. opened the eighth
with hit and saw the next three men
Ego out feehly enough. Mcconnell and
:Jnglaub on strikes. and Gessler on a
aifoul to the catcher. while in the ninth
Gardner and Wagner singled with one
out but it was of no use.
=. Falk Has Sign on Boston.
= Falkenbere has been signally success
full against the locals in this city this
year. He pitched grand ball yesterday
afternoon. He gave but two passes and
he caused eight of the locals to fan. Nc
sConnell fsnning twice. after drawing two
hits and Mcfarland. also famed twice in
Succession, Street held him admirably.
and the whole team gave him excellent
support Falkenberg felded his position
well, and Freeman at first and Mcbride
did very effective work. Pruitt held
Washington down very well. allowing but
etwo rims while he was in the box, being
taken out after having passed two men in
the sixth.
Burcheil succeeded him and received the
rankest kind of support, Wagner doing
some very saffron work, and In both the
eighth and ninth innings paving the way
for scoring by his errors The new.
cr,iit from the University OF Vermont.
-yeHng Gardner. played third owing to
THE Gripping of Lord and Laporte. and
rad no chance to show his speed but
did good work with the stick McCon-
nell batted well and played gilt-edged
game for the locals, while Unglaub played
brilliantly at first Umpire OLoughlin
gave far better satisfaction than he did
the previous day. and the only unpleasant
Feature of the contest was the long drawn
out character of the playing.
Nationals Off Well.
: The visitors started the scoring at the
very start on a pass to Shipke clean
steal and Ganley's single to right. Can
ley tried a steal. but was unsuccessful
For Boston Thoney drove a hot one at
Shipke and was safe, and McConnell's
single to left put him on second Thoney
danced about second until he wandered
too far and was caught-Falkenberg to
Mcbride. Mcconnell stole second. but
became too venturesome and was caught
trying to take third on Gessler's fourth
bal ball.
Milan opened the second with a hit to
center, stole second and reached third,
only to be left on McBrfde:s out to Sulli-
van. In sessions half Mcfarland reached
third on his own and Gardners hits. but
was caught at the rubber on Wagner's
grourder to Shipke. Pruitt was third
out on McBrides fine stop.
Double by Mr.. Shipke.
Washington again got on the bases in
the third. with one out. Altizer hit safe
ly to right. but was out trying to steal
second Shpke doubled to right and
Clymer walked both being left on
Thoney's brilliant capture off Ganley
Thoney started Boston's half with a sin
gle and Sullivan famed. Mcconnell also
singled Gessler went out to Ganley and
Thoney- got to third while Unglaub was
third out TO Shlpke-
! Freeman tripled to right with two out
in the fourth. being left on McBride's out,
Mcconnell to Cnglaub Boston went out
in order in its half.
Washington added a run in the fifth on
Falkenberg's pass. Altixer's sacrifice and
sClymer's long out to Sullivan doing the
business.
The sixth saw the finish of Mr.. Pruitt.
He passed two men, Milan and Street.
Burchell was called in and caught Milan
mapping. and after Freeman was thrown
-out by Wagner Unglaub caught Street
:off second.
= In the seventh Mcbride got around to
third on his hit, Falkenberg's sacrifice
land wild pitch. but his successors could
mot send him over the rubber.
Cinch the Game.
Washington cinched the game in the
eighth. Clymer singled to right, went to
third on Shipke's sacrifice and Milan's
out. scoring on Wagner's low throw off
Street. Freeman hunted safely and with
Street scored on McBride's double to left.
The visitors had another circus In the
ninth. Altizer got a life on Wagner's
low throw. Shipke sacrificed and Ganley
hit safely, scoring Altizer Gardeners poor
throw to first gave Ganley second Milan
hunted safely and pass to Street and
two wild pitches added two more runs.
The Boston half was a mere FORM Gard
ner and Wagner singled with one down
and Cravath was sent TO bat for Burchell
and popped to Altizer while Thoney ended
il all with forcing agner.
The score: