Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-04-25
National League Games
Leazue Clubs, Standing.
National League Clubs Standing.

! The veteran Cy 1Oune was up W hiS
old tricks again yesterday. He had the
~"Indian sign" on the Nationals before he
pitched the first ball. and as result the
Boston Red Sox shut out the locals by the
3core of to o. In only two innings did
fhe Nationals have fair chance OF get
Ting a run or two over the plate. but In
zach case Young would let out a link in
that wonderful right arm. and the nnal
man would go out, with the runners stlll
foosting on the sacks Back of Young
the Red Sox played splendid ball catches
and stops by McHale. Thoney and IN
flaub helping the veteran twirler very
materially in keeping the locals from
Crossing the plate.
: In direct contrast was the pitching OF
4Falkenberg and Gates and the support
given them. The tall boy didn't appear
for seven safe ones in four innings. which
scored two runs. Eli Gates was sent out
fDehis relief The California man allowed
My six hits in as many innings. but
3hey were made at the right time and
TIE Red Sox came chasing over the rub
Der at regular intervals. Mcbride. Free
nan and Shipke transgressed into the
error column. but the new men were
doubtless impressed with the importance
Of Cyrus Young, and will do better under
different conditions.
y Had l''Look In
: In the second inning the Nationals had
. look In for a minute. but only for a
minute. After CIymer had gone out on
4 roller to Wagner. Freeman tore off a
Single to center and Street did the same.
Mcbride then forced out Freeman at the
plate with a roller to Young and little
Shipke did the, tanning act.
:. The locals had their second and last
chance in the sixth inning. but once more
Mr.. Young was Johnny-on-the-spot. Milan
beat out an inhe76 hit and Ganley singled
into left. Mr.. Defehanty then struck out,
put Clymer filled up the, bases by reach
hg first on Lords tumble. Mr.. Freeman
then struck out and Street died at first on
a roller to Lord.
In the other innings the Nationals were
decidedly easy picking" for Mr.. Young
and the Red Sox.
The visitors got down to business in the
very frst inning by getting a runner over
the rubber. With two down McHale
doubled to left and scored on Gessler 3
single to right.
Gin the fourth another run came Boston's
way. With one out Wagner tripled to left
center and scored while Criger was be-
Ing throw: out at first.
Came in a Bunch.
Three Red Sox scampered over the
home plate in the sixth Wagner was
safe on McBride's fumhles and Freeman
did the same for Crigers bounder. Young
then. hit roller to Gates and Wagner was
forced out at third. A wild pitch by
ess am% S Sr,ssr and Young up bag
bases. Lord followed with a triple to
left field. and every man on the bags
scampered home Timely rapping. that?
With two out In he eighth, Thoney sin
gled to right and Lord walked. Gates then
tried to catch Thoney mapping, but his
Throw to Delehanty was poor and the
base runner went to third. McHaIe sim
zled into right and Thoney dashed home
Lord also tried to score. but was headed
OH at the plate by a quick relay of the
ball from Clymer t. Delehanty to Street
8 The Red Sox scored their seventh and
hnal tally In the ninth inning. After Cess
Ter had flied to Clymer. Laporte tripled to
the center field fence and Immediately
came home when Cnglaub singled into
right.