Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-30
KELLEY AND HUGHES STARS.
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rect fashion But Streets star play de-
veloped in the first inning of the second
game Bradley was at the bat and struck
out, the ball bounding out of Charley
ntt He was after the ball like streak.
grabbed it up and then by perfect throw
to Freeman headed off the batter at nrst
AS Street had to chase the pail fuliy
twenty feet and Bradley is no slow man,
the performance was remarkable, to say
the least. e
Umpire Egan made few mistakes yes
terday and is to be congratulated on
doing so well before the big crowd. In
the first inning Josh Clarke tried to bull
doze him by kicking persistently on "a
close decision at second that could nave
been given either way. and as result
was put out of the game birmingham
taking his place AS Clarke is about the
only man on the Cleveland club who can
hit Hughes, his protest was foolish ana
his Punishment costly. Harry Bemis
then thought to josh Egan. and as re-
suit he. too was chased to the clubhouse
Egan may make mistakes, but no one can
question his nerve. -.
Goode who opened the game in center
had his troubles until he changed posi-
lions with Josh Clarke in left. In the
fourth inning Goode got directly under
Clymers high fly. and just as he was
about to make the catch the sun struck
him sauarely in the eyes and he made
a miserable muff. He came right back
In the next inning and repeated when Bob
Unglaub sent out another Skyscraper
This dual performance was too much for
Manager Larry and he chased Goode into
left and Clarke went to the middle gar
den. The change worked we'll, as both
men pulled off splendid catches shortly
after getting into their new territory
Jim Delehanty had six chances i'm both
games and coppered them all without
Wobble, and the way he took the ball
from Street when any of the Maps would
try to pilfer secoed was a beautiful sight
to witness. The runners simply couldn't
get away from him, and at times it
seemed as If Del would be compelled to
drop the ball on account of the way the
men went into him. Del has not fully re-
covered his full strength yet, either. At
the bat in the first game Delehanty
couldn't connect, but in the second he
drove the first run in with as timely and
hard drive as could be asked for
The Boston club starts series of four
games tomorrow and the sport should be
first class all along the line. The visitors
are made up of youngsters. something on
the order of the locals, but so far they
have been easy picking for the Nationals
If they continue to play as they have
since coming home from their last west
ahead of them this week. The game
starts at o'clock.
Fred Falkenberg was given quite re-
ception when he walked out to his posi-
ton in the first game. and a man never
tried harder than he did to throw Inc
hooks into his old companions. But the
fates were against the tall boy. Goode
and Perring both made errors at ale
same time he was being hit, and as a re-
suit he lost the game. Four hits are not
many to make In four innings. but that
the Nationals garnered four runs on the
same demonstrates that they were up and
doing all the time
Little Kelley also had his one bad in
ming. but he had only himself to blame, as
he was the only one to make an error
while Stovall and Perring were slamming
out their double and triple. After that
Mr.. Kelley was himself again and al
lowed but two hits in the final seven in
nings. Maybe Bert isn't some pitcher