Evening star., 1909-08-29
SECOND GAME.

1.-TWO out when winning run was scored.
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Two-base hits-street. Atz; Sacrifice hits
livan and Tannehill: Killifer. Schaefer and I'm
glaub. Left on besesChicaco. 81 washington.
struck out-By Smith, 2; By Resling, 3. Umpire
Mr.. Evans. Time OF game-1 hour and 40 min
utes.
Notes Of the Game.
Johnson looks like the Washington cam
didate for the Sunday game. and thou
sands will turn out, expecting to see him
engage in hurling duel with Ed Walsh.
The Nationals will not play in Chicago
again this season.
tillon's men who started that fearful
slump way back I'm MAY. That II to o
game put them on the slide and they want
to get even.
That Sox half Of the second inning in
the first game looked like military drill.
Each batsman went to the plate and
stayed just long enough to permit GRAY
to write out his pass and then sedately
marched to first, while some one would
Just as sedately walk from third. It's
fact that the players sat on the bags
waiting for the next man to push them
along.
But whoever heard OF a pitcher losing
a one-hit game when hts own team made
four runs and nine hits? Can you beat II?
battle and would not quit under fire. The
Sox had a few hits that they must get
out of their systems and they did II.
Smith pulled of play that has never
been seen here before. When lsbe1l
Of second in the third inning. the ball
bounded close to the bag, but too far
from Isbell to permit him TO get ii In time
to stop the runner. Smith had chased over
expecting to take the throw and took in
the situation at a glance. He 5ammed
one foot under the bag. while still running.
and fell forward. reaching out for the ball
as he was falling. His hand just closed
over the ball as the pitcher took his last
rousing hand for his quick thinking and
quicker acting.
Mcbride played a beautiful game at
short and got away with single and
double with the stick.
Cantillon established a unique record
by using but nineteen men in two games.
ninth stanza of the opening combat. Usu-
ally Joe will use eighteen or nineteen In
one game.
Schaefer was caught on an attempted
double steal. With Unglaub on first tho
pair thought they would reel of a trick.
When Bob started for secpnd Dutch
bluffed at racing In from third. but in
tended to go back IL the throw to second
was perfect. 1t was all of that and Ate
whipped IT over to third s.efore Germany
could get back
Mcbride worked like lightning at short.
and took such desperate chances that
some of his throws were anything but
perfect, Still. Unglaub put UP such a
brilliant tgame that he got everything that
came within reach. His fnck-ups were
great.
Kiilifer worked his wing In shooting
them fHom third to first. and he would
have had more errors had 1t not been
for Robert.
Tannehill. Ate and Sullivan were thrown
out on rollers to Mcbride in the nth in
ming.
Ate made a great catch on a pop fly In
the eighth inning. He ran back into right
center SO far that he almost collided with
Altixer. But he made the catch.
Echaefer's single in game No. was Q
grounder that Tannehiil thought Parent
would get.
Smith wanted to. get hit, but was sat
isned with sacrifice ny. for It tied the
score.