Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-30
Keeley Starts Second Game.

Having succeeded so we'll with a new
recruit in the first game. Cantillon sent
Kelley. in to face the music in the second
game. The youngster lasted until the
seventh inning. when Tom Hughes was
allowed to take up the running Mcclure
PINNED his faith on Burchell. the left
handed acquisition from Baltin- ire. who
has been doing some very good work.
He did not do at all poorly. and with bet
ter support Washington would have found
il more difficult to land than was the
case. Washington again put up very
stiff game in the field poor throws by
Kelley and Street being the only offenses
charged against the visitors. and both OF
these came ip the same inning.
Owing 10 the fact that left handler
was working, Cantillon placed Sbipke on
third and the change worked very well.
The little chap reached his base three
times during the game. MCGUIRE spared
no effort to land. He sent Thoney in to
bat for Burchell in the seventh and La
porte was tried in the ninth. Mcfarland
was also given a chance to land in the
ninth. Winter succeeded aBurchell in the
box. bur kicked at Umpire Connolly in the
ninth and was removed. Glaze finishing
the game Ganley and Mcbride found
the pitching much to their liking. each
getting three safe ones. while Delehanty.
Pickering. Street and Shipke did good
stick work. For Boston Gessler stung the
ball we'll and Wagner also did good stick
service lOI locSlcH
Boston gave young Pat Donahue a
chance TO show his mettle and the young
ster did sterling work, getting in the way
OF several hot ones and playing his string
out in good style, Milan showed speed in
his work in center. Del put up a stiff
game at second and Mcbride played
fine game. For the defeated Sullivan did
brilliant work in center and Unglaub and
Wagner took good care of their territory.
Nationals First to Score.
Both sides failed to make first in the
opening inning. Washington connected
for run in the second on Pickering's
triple over Gessler's head. and Streets
single. Freeman forced Street and then
tried to steal and was out Nc
Bride got in hit that went for nothing.
Sullivan and Wagner singled with two
out in Boston's part of the second. being
left on Donahue's easy out. Kelley to
Freeman. Kelley sent the ball to right
for a base in the third, but was doubled
on Ganleys fly to Sullivan. Burchell fol-
lowed .keeleys example and landed for
a hit in the last half of the third and
saw the next three men retire in order.
No one got beyond first in the fourth,
but the fifth saw two runs added to each
score. Mcbride singled to center and
Shipke sent a perfect bunt. Kelley
famed and the runners tried a double
Donahae's throw. Ganley then made
fine hit to left and Washington sent two
men over the rubber and led 3 to O.
Wagner singled and advanced on Burch-
right. Mac stole second. got to third on
Streets poor throw and scored on kee-
ley's wild throw off Lord. caused by ina
biiity TO handle the spit ball.
Both Delehanty and Street singled In
the sixth, and with men on third and sec
ond and one out Clymer was sent to bat
Tor Freeman and popped to Cnglaub.
Then Mcbride went out to Gessler.
Bostons Forge Ahead.
Boston then forged ahead for the first
time during the day. Gessler tripled to
right and scored on Unglaub's single.
Sullivan sacrificed and Wagners out put
Jnglaub on third, whence he scored on
passed ball. The locals did not retain the
lead very long. Washington again going
to the fore in the seventh.
Shipke walked and Gates batted for
Kelley and hunted. and Burchell failed to
catch Shlpke at second. Milan sacrificed
ard Ganley landed a bounder that glanced
off Burchelrs hand, bounding over Nc
Conne!lts head. and both Shipke and Pat
ten. who ran for Gates. scored.
Boston came back with run that was
sufficient to tie the score Thoney was
sent TO bat for Burchell singled went to
second on McConnellS sacrifice, stole third
and landed squeeze play with Lord. Nc
Bride singled with two out in the eighth
and was thrown out trying to steal while
tngiaub opened with a hit for Boston and
got around TO third on sacrifice and an
out. Wagner failing to send him over the
rubber.
In the last Shipke singled and was
forced by Hughes. Milan hit to McCon-
nell, who threw low TO Wagner TO hea
off Hughes. Ganley singled filling the
corners. and Del hit safely to right,
bringing Hughes and Milan to the scoring
point, Pickering also singled and Gan
ley was out trying 70 reach the rubber.
in BDStDnS half !IaOOrtp and McEa ria nd
! batted for the battery and went out and
Mcconnell was the last out to Mcbride
The score of second game:
SECOND GAME