Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-30
KELLEY AND HUGHES ARE
.STARS OF THE DOUBLE WIN
Tom, Who's the Terror of Cleveland, Repeats
With Rare Result--Char1ey Street Breaks
Finger and Will Be Out of the
Game For Some Time.
Maps Well Tanned.

sack while Unglaub was registering. Jer-
ry completed the Scissor Lads discom-
hture by iacing. a double into left on
which two more runs were counted.
AS per usual the lengthy one hit his
proper stride Immediately after this slump
and there were no more events worthy
or particular mention. Ganley had the
unusual record in this game of facing
the pitcher four times and yet getting
no times at bat" On three of his ven
on the fourth drew pass.
Tom Hughes Was It.
And now comes the time to speak of
Long Tom Hughes. When that is done
the entire story of the second game has
been told. Mr.. Hughes was the whole
performance. He was it and then some
Rarely does pitcher in one of the major
leagues go up against the same opposing
team on two successive days and yet more
rarely. If ever. has pitcher established
for himself record equal to that of
Mr. Thomas Hughes. the Man Who Came
Back. Long Thomas shut out the Lar
rupers Friday. allowing three hits. Long
Thomas shut out the Larrupers yesterday,
allowing three hits. Within the brief span
OF twenty-six hours the spit-ball rejuve-
mated tWirler did the nemesis stunt twice.
Eighteen innings against one of the best
hitting teams in the American League and
no runs.
Even more wonderful than the Friday
performance was that Of yesterday, for
not one Larry-Larruper proceeded far
Their around the circuit than the initial
sack. In only one inning did more than
three men face Mr.. Hughes. esq.,. and in
that one session. the seventh. Cleveland
lad its only opportunity to wall at the
fate which puts runner on base and
then leaves him. Josh Clarke, the first
man at the bat in the first inning made
bingles. but he kicked himself out of the
game by protesting a decision at second
when he tried to steal and was nipped
GOode got another of the three, a scratchy
bunt. and Birmingham the last of the
bunch a clean single to center And
birmingham. the first batter Of the inning,
stood on first while Bradley Altizer and
the mighty LajOie took turns at popping
up easy flies for Mcbride and Ganley.
How We Got EN-.
Washington's three runs came one each
in the first sixth and seventh. Berger
began the trouble for himself by pass
ing Pickering. the first batter. and Ganley.
on Ms fifth consecutive time at bat, laid
down another sacrifice. Del was there
with the opportune hit this time, scoring
Ollie from second on a drive into Altizer' S
territory. Capt. Bob caromed into the
calcium in the sixth with single of
the Texas brand. He was sacrificed to
second by Unglaub. whence he raced home
on Otis Clymers liner to the middle
garden. In the seventh Berger tried a
fioater on Mcbride and an instant later
Goode was chasing the pellet along the
'eft field foul line. Street followed with
hard one at Bradley and the latter
completed the play by slamming the ball
far beyond Stovall'S reach. Mcbride count
ing. Clymer had another hit stored in
his stick. but il came in the ninth with
! two out. and was wasted. Anyhow, it
wasn't needed.
The score.