Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-07-08

II the clubhouse for a wash and rub
down. felt so good afterward that he
came to the bench and requested to be
allowed to work in the second. The big
fellow warmed up in front of the grand
stand. the spectators watching him close
ly. and when he walked out to the rubber
he was given an ovation. everybody cheer
ing frantically.
Burns turned back Dougherty and Jones
on easy chances. but Altizer threw Isbelps
roller wild to Freeman and the batter
reached second on the error. Anderson
then hit to Shipke and was safe on the
latter's bad throw to first. but Isbell was
nailed at the plate trying to score on the
error. Freeman to Street This was get
ting out of a big hole, and the locals went
after the Sox with confidence
Milan opened exactly as he did in the
first game, pulling a slow roller down the
first base line and beat the ball to Dono-
hue. Shipks sent him along with a neat
sacrifice, but Ganley flied to Dougherty.
Clymer followed with mighty swat to
the clubhouse for three bases and. Of
course. Milan scored. Street closed
further proceedings with fly to Dougher
ty.
Beautiful Double Play.
Tho Sox garnered two hits in the second
but failed to score. the result of beauti-
full double play by Mcbride, Altizer and
Freeman.
The Nationals continued to peg away in
the same inning, their second run going
up Freeman walked and Altizer sacri-
feed him to second. Mcbride then tore
OH a clean single into center and Freeman
crossed the plate
In the third Shipke led off with thrill
ing triple to the centerfie!d fence. but
wasn't wide awake when Ganley signaled
for the squeeze play and as a result he
was nailed on the latter's hit to Altrock.
While Shipke was being run down Ganley
took second. Clymer then hunted safely
and Ganley took third. Street forced
Clymer at second on a roller to Isbell.
and on the out Ganley scored.
The visitors got busy in the fourth
tallying their initial run, the result OF
Davis double to center and Tannehilf g
double to left
In the sixth the Nationals hung up their
fourth and last run. Ciymer singled to
left, but street gave Dougherty another
fly Freeman then died on a roller to-
Tannehill. Clymer going to second. AL
tier whipped a clean single into right
and Clymer came home.
The visitors second run went up in the
seventh. Weaver singled to right and
Altrock followed suit. Dougherty sent
both men along with sacrifice Jones
| then forced Altrock at third. Mcbride to
Shipke, Weaver scoring on the out.
Score Tied by Hahn.
Then came the fireworks In the ninth.
when everything looked so rosy for the
Nationals. the score standing j. to in
their favor. After Altrock FAD been
struck out Dougherty singled to right
and Jones got base on balls. Both
runners moved up on Isbells out at first,
IL fine stop by Mcbride. Hahn. who had
taken Anderson's place, then whipped a
triple against the rightfeld fence and
Dougherty and Jones came trooping
home.
next three innings without result. but
the Sox would not be denied and in the
thirteenth hammered three runs over the
rubber. After Altrock had flied to Altizer.
Dougherty hit for a triple, Jones single
and Isbell II double. The field closed in.
and on McBride's wild throw to the plate
of Hahn's roller, Jones and 1sbell scored.
Following Is the official score: