Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-18


Cincinnati at Philadelphia
Special Dispatch to The star
CLEVELAND. Ohio, June 1S.-Al-
though outbatting the Maps three to one
in Yesterdays game. the Nationals were
beaten by the score of 2 to o. Some OF
the luck that has long smiled upon the
White Sox came to the assistance OF
Larry's boys yesterday. and gave them
a victory with but two hits to their
credit One was triple by Hinchman'
who came home on sacrlpce ny ~
Pickering The other was a single oS
Stovall that did not count In the run
getting The visitors hits, lncluoine
Tom Hughes beautiful triple In the
seventh. were thrown away. There was
one out when Long Tom smasheo tile
ball over Josh Clarke's head LOT nnlee e
bases He tried to score on Milan
drive to Hinchman, but was ou1 al the
plate by a narrow margin
The game was played In threatening
weather, and the attendance was not up
TO the mark. The anxiety or Cahtiloil
to win is illustrated oy inc rae. ma Nc ne
took Gates out in the fifth when but Two
hits had been made off his delivery, ana
after Burns had retired one man sent the
Maps old hoodoo. Hughes. to the pox lot
the third time in four days
Two Hits, But No Runs. Z.
In the first inning Milan was out on a
fast erounder to Hinchman. Ganley beat
IAN infield rap and Jim Deiehanty sent
one over second at a mile-a minute clip.
lust as old Ed used to in his palmy days.
Pickering hit to Bradley. forcing Ganles
at third, and Brad threw poorly to brotn-
or George and Delehanty advanced TO
third. Altizer forced Pickering. Hinch,
man TO Lajoie. Delehanty squeezed
Josh's pop and then tossed. out nraaies;
Single to right but was out stealing On
lightning throw by Warner to Nc
Bride. .,
In the second Warmers hard drive to
.stovall took an unexpected mop ana wen,
for single. Freeman hit to Hinchmar
and was doubled with Warner. Hnchmar
TO Larry to Stovall. one of the 1astes'
plays of the day. Larry took Mcbride
fly. aa,
beautifully and duplicated on Mig Clarke
-Hinchman's line triple went to the impos.
sible gate in right field. Hickman rolled
one to Altizer and reached first with the
ball which Freeman dropped. H1nchman
scoring. Birmy went out, Altizer to Free
Gates lifted to Birmingham in the third
Larry threw out Milan after a beauti1u
pickup. Hinchman grabbed Ganley's
ferce line drive to left that but for pure
good fortune would have been good 1oi
three bases.
Milan's Star Play.
Gates struck out Joss Milan misjudget
Josh Clarke's dropping fly. but caught II
at his shoe tops, beautiful play. NC
Bride tossed out Bradley.
The visitors chances looked rosy in thu
fourth Delehaniy again singled to cen
ter. Pickering was passed trying to sac
rifice. Altizer popped to Joss. Both run
ners advanced when Joss threw out War
ner. Freeman lifted fly to Hickman.
Ganey made beautiful catch of Sto
wallis liner and Pickerings catch of Lar
rvs fly drew cheers. Gates struck GU
Mig Clarke.
In the fifth Mcbride struck out. Cate
singled to right. Milan hit to Joss. VIII
threw to Larry to get Gates. and LAIR.
relayed the ball to Stoxall for an apparen
double play. but Egan ruled both me-
safe. claiming that Larry was not on tn
bag and that his throw to George wa
which Ganley forced Milan. Larry t
Hinchman. Capt. Bob stole second. blu
Delehanty struck out.
In the Maps half Hinchman was SAT
when Freeman dropped McBride's beauti
full throw Hickman walked. Birming
ham sacrificed, Freeman to Delehanty
Joss walked. filling the bases. Burn
now took up the burden. He was sent i
without preparation and Cantillon ordere
Hughes to warm up. Josh Clarke flied t
Pickering and Hinchman scored the sec
ond run of the game without hi
Hughes relieved Burns al this stage @
the game and Bradley's fly to Pickerin
ended the trouble.
Hickman grabbed chickering's savag
liner In the sixth. Joss let out fe
links grabbed Altizer's mile-high bound
er and tossed him out. Larry fooz,e
Warmers slow roller but Freeman struc
out Stovall foued to Warner, Altize
made a marvellous handed stop
Larry's fierce roller and tossed him GU
Mig Clarke walked. but Milan froze
Hinchman's lofty fly.
Three-Bagger for Long Tom.
1t was in the seventh after McBriC
had been thrown out by Hinchman tn:
Hughes drove terrific triple to the lef
field fence. Milan smashed the ball har
but Hinchman smothered ii and MALE
Long Tom at the plate. Gan,ey hit
Bradley and was out at first by step.
& Delehanty Began the eighth with
Slashing drive over first. Larry had a
ready had two errors chalked up to hi
and he beat across the field for one
the greatest catches of the season. Jo
first, after which -.ltizer flied to Birmin
ham.
The Maps got man far as second
their half of the eighth Mcbride
tumble. but no harm came of it.
In the ninth Warner went out fro
Hinchman 10 Stovall. Freeman strut
out and Clymer. batting for Mcbride. W;
thrown out by Larry.
The score:
CLEVELAND. AB. X. II. q. \.
Clarke. lf............