Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-02
Special Dispatch to The Star.

CHICAGO, august by a great and
furious rally in the eighth round when the
game seemed safely laid away IN ,ohi-
iskey's locker. the Senators upset all car
citations. spoiled Walshs pitching aver
age and carried off another victory '"o
;r tbree as far as the series has gone.
Roth Johnson and Walsh pitched strongly
executing in one inning where Johnson was
extremely wild. while neither hurler re-
.eiyed the best kind of support Ihe
Senators died decorousiy. 1-2-3. in the hrst
session. Then Hahn beat out bunt ana
got second on a passed ball. The bugs
yelped gleefully. Jones lofted TO Civmer'
and Dougherty rammed safe drive 10
center. Milan rushed in, grabbed up the
smite and got Hahn sliding home.
johnson Is Wild.
Johnson got out of tight squeeze IN
the second. He passed Davis, ana ShipAe
made so horrific a chuck on Parent that
there were runners on third ana seconu
with none out Sullivan popped u
I-nSlaub Purtell struck out, walsh was
hi nm the left arm and Hahn grounded
to Mcbride Johnson was showing symp-
toms of wildness and the symptoms De
came a disease in the third. After Gan
lev had cared for Jones the young hurier
gave successive passes to Dougherty, An
,,ersou and Davis Parents fly to Milan
scored Dougherty and brilliantly worked
double steal put Anderson across the plate.
With two gone in the fourth Washing
ton made its debut in the serial whlrl.
Unglaub rolled to Parent. who fired way
high, Bob going to second. Delehanty
whacked vigorously and Unslaub winged
his way home unopposed. Nothing doing
for the Sox in this round and lovely
double play disposed of the Senators in the
fifth. One down in the Sox half and all go
ing smoothly when Dougherty hit to right.
CIymer fielded the hit like dodo climb
ing rope and Pat skidooed to third. only
70 be left there when Mcbride caught
fy and Unglaub made dazzling stop of
a wild heave.
The Trouble Begins.
Ganley upset Purtell with a whaling
smash in the sixth and stole second. Ow-
ing to the fact that several coarse, untu-
tored persons then struck out he got no
farther. In the Sox half Mcbride and
Tnglaub made wonderful play at both
ends, Mcbride stopping a terrible drive
and Unglaub panning the throw with
one fin.
Nobody troubled anybody in the sew
enth. The six putouts were softer than
a feather cushion. Cantillon did well in
the eighth. He sent up Freeman in place
of Shipke who had made one hit and
been put out on one hard drive. and
Freeman famed the ambient atmosphere.
Great headwork by Cantillon Pickering
went up for Kahoe and drew pass.
When johnson doomed up. Walsh, prob
ably remembering the soak Walter hand
ed him earlier in the day. shot him on
the head the ball rebounding with
queer woodeny sound. Luck was break
ing nicely for Washington. and mo-
ment later the Sox went up the flue.
Milan hit into right. The hugely in
telectual Pickering. thinking II was
caught fly. stood firm on second and
grunted Indignantly as Johnson slid
across his feet. But Hahn, with even
greater intelligence, threw to second In
stead of third. and Pickering was induced
to ambe on his way while the ball was
in transit
Pickering Wakes Up.
The nfield drew close. and Ganley
knocked Davis over with hot one, Pick
ering waking up long enough to score.
Unglaub cracked to Parent who had
double play in sight. but fell all over the
ball. He SHE'D II to Anderson. John
fired it over in the woods, and when the
smoke had blown away Johnson and
Milan had scored. Delehanty's outfield
fly gave Ganley d run. and the delighted
Senators danced with glee. Nothing
doing for the SoX nor for Washington in
the ninth. The bleachers wept and
yowled and begged their pets to deliver
the goods. Thus urged on. the SoX came
up for last struggle.
Milan Stops Rally.
Atz batted for Parent and drew a pass.
Donohue came up for Sullivan and stung
a hit. Purtell forced Donohue and
White came on for Walsh and drove out
an apparent home run. Just as the
crowd began to go insane Milan leaped
up and made most fiendish and unholy
catch. Atz scored on the CATCH but it
was only one rum and would have been
three had that smash gone by. Mcbride
fumbled Hahn's roller, but came up
neatly with Jones' effort and ended the
agony. The Washington players ran for
their bus fairly squealing with joy, while
the Sox. realizing that their pennant
hopes were going fast, lied out sorrowing
Milan was the real star when 1t was all
figured over. His throw home in the first
and that instantly catch in the ninth
were all that saved the day. The score:
CHICAGO. ABB. Il. II. O. A. T.
Hahn f.........-.....- . U
Jones CT. u
Dougherty. N............ ! U
anderson ID ~