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8 THE WASHINGTON HERALD SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 21 1907
SOX ox CAPTURED BOTH BOTHClose BOTHClose BOTHClose
Close Call in First but the theSecond theSecond theSecond
Second Was EasyWALTER Easy EasJtWALTER EasyWELTER
WALTER JOHNSONS HARD LUCK LUCKIilnlio LUCKIdnllO LUCKIdaho
Idaho Plienom Ontpitclicd Frank FrankSmith FrnnkSmltll FrankSmith
Smith lint a Poor Throw Paved the theIVny theny titeWay
Way ny for the Two Rung Which AVhichWon WhichWon Ybleb YblebVon
Won for Visitors YiPlltorsSeeoJUI Second Game GameSimply GameSimply CaineSI3nPIT
Simply a Slugging Match MatchYESTERDAYS MatchYESTERDAYS
YESTERDAYS 1 STBRDA YS RESULTS RESULTSChicago RESULTShlcugo R1SULTSVlilcago
Chicago 2 J IVniililnjrton 1 1Chicago 1Cblcuo 1ChIcago
Chicago 13 j Washington Vu l1Ingtou 0 0St OSt I ISt
St Louis 4 Philadelphia 1 1Cleveland 1Oleelanel 1Cleveland
Cleveland 4 Boaton 1 1Detroit 1Detroit 1Detroit
Detroit Ij 1 New cw York 0 0TODAYS OTODA 0ioDAYS
TODAYS TODA ioDAYS YS GAMES GAMESOh GAJIBShlcngo GAM1SChicago
Oh Chicago I en go at Washington WashingtonSt
St Louis LouI at Philadelphia PhiladelphiaDetroit PhlJudclplllnDetroit PlilladeiplilaDetroit
Detroit at New Xc York YorkCleveland YorlCleclnntl YorkCleveland
Cleveland nt Iloston IlostonSTANDING IJolltonlIT J3oitonST1XDING
STANDING lIT AXDlXG OF TIll Tll TBAM8 TBAM8W TLUI8W TLULSWLlctl
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riiicago t hteago llralO B 51 SM Boeton BoRoa5I stn SI A t tU tUnorland MkTelaDd fl1i1eyeIaud
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Chicago 2 Washington 1 1Chicago 1Chicago 1Chicago
Chicago IS Washington 1Vnih injton G GUpward 0lpward
Upward 1 pward and nd onward went ent the Chicago ChicagoWhite ChiesgoWhite ap apWhUe
White Sox yesterday y rday when ben by captur capturing capturing capturng ¬
ing ng both games of the doubleheader from fromthe fromthe fromthe
the Nationals they drew tire up on Phila Philad Philatlphla Phliadelphia
d delphia lphia and Detroit and are e n JMt now w only onlyone onl onlone onlytme
one game and a half behind the Ath Athhtlcs Ath1tties AtbltI
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The triple attraction ot two games and andtiie andele andthe
the Sox So served to draw more than 7Wt 7Wtfans 7 7fans 7OSSfans
fans to National Park and they were weretreated weretreated wereteuted
treated to a good hardfought < ht contest contestas
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as a starter but the second game was wassimply wassimply wassimply
simply a slugging mattnee in which whichthirtyfour whichthirtyfour bleh blehthirttour
thirtyfour hits for a total oC fifty baeee baeeewere 1JUNwere baseswere
were made Of the thirtyfour hits Chicago Chi Chotago Ch Chtg ¬
cago tg got twentyone which btch were good goodenough lOOdttwugh goodenough
enough to give ve the visitors ton 13 rune runeFrank ru rulra runsFranic
Frank lra n1c Smith has always considered consideredWashington coutderedWashlngtOn consideredWash1ngto
Washington his cinch but yesterday he hefivmd hemnd hefufl41
fivmd mnd in lfl Walter alter Johnson Joh a pitcher who whomuld whonuld who4Uld
muld nuld give him all he wanted The Weia Welser Welserwizard el8er el8erwizard r rwizard
wizard would oulct have won his game by 1 to tohud toImd I ILad
hud he received as good fielding support supportis
is I was afforded Smith Each team made nudefix madeIX
fix IX x hits and the only extrabase swat swatVMS swatvas at atw
VMS w vas a II a double by Robe but even at that thatJohnson thaJohnson thatJJhflSon
Johnson was so effective that he would wouldhave woukihave Oukl Ouklhaye
have come out victorious but for a poor poorthrow poorthrow poorthrow
throw by OBrien in the fifth inning inningJohnson Jnnl JnnlJohnMn inningJohnson
Johnson had seven strikeouts to His Hiscredit 1 1credit hcredit
credit and while he gave three bases baseson baseson s son
on balls ball and bad a a wild 1Icl pitch his fail failure tlture flltire ¬
ure to locate the plate did not prove provecostly JCOftcostly provecostly
costly or figure In either of tb the Sexs Sexstwo s Sexstwo s stwo
two runs
Nationals Get One
After having < allowed two hits to go 0 to towaste towaste towaste
waste In the second inning In Washington Washingtonin
in the thp third scored the run which hleb was wasexpected usexpected as asexpected
expected expected to win the game me After Jobn JobnBon Jobnson Johnnon
Bon had been thrown out out Milan Ulan singled singledbut singledbut singledbut
but was forced by Ganley Ganley stole stolesecond stolesecond stolegecond
second an4 crossed the plate on Dele Delehantys Delehantys DoleIantys
hantys safety to left In the fourth fourthOBrien fourthOBrien fourthOBrlea
OBrien singled and was sacrificed IIKrl kec1 to tosecond tos toscond
second s < cond but died diedA dtecIA diedA
A circus catch oa tch by EddIe Hahn in right rightwas 1htwas rightwas
was all that saved Chicago from fromscored being beingscored beingscored
scored on at least once in the fifth in inning mning Infling ¬
ning Milan got ot his second hit and stole stolesecond stoleiond stoleicnd
second Ganley who has a great eat reputa reputation reputation reputation ¬
tion for short hits out of reach r h of the theinfielders theinfildffS th thinfielders
infielders changed tactics and with 1th 1thmighty a amighty a arngtity
mighty swat started the ball on a line linetoward JlDetord linetward
toward the southeast corner of the field fieldThe fieldThe fieldThe
The smash looked good for a triple but butHahn butHahn butHahn
Hahn got back fast and jumped and andBeared aDdI andreared
reared I arEd the ball Just as it was about to togo tog togi
go g over his head Delehanty walked Iked but butCiymer butClymer butClymer
Clymer was out out and both men were left leftThe JettThe leftS leftThe
S The only other inning In which Wash Washington WashIngton WashIngtort ¬
ington got a runner runn r on the bases was 0 In Inthe 1fttilt Intie
the > eighth when Ganley ted off by draw drawing drawing drawing ¬
ing a pass but the cheering of the crowd crowdwas ero eroWiS crowdws
was short lived for Delehanty skied to toHahn toHahn to1rhn
Hahn and before efore Ganley Gan could get back backto backr hack1o
to r first base a double play had been com eompMwl comI1 coniihicago
pMwl pMwlrhieajro I1 > lpd lpdhIeago
rhieajro got two men on bases In the thefirst thefJrgt thefrt
first inning and another pair In the sec second ecNlti seeund ¬
und but It wag Wft In the fifth that the vls vlsitirs Vlsitr viaitr
itirs itr won on After Frank Smith had fanned fannedHahn fannedHahn fannedHahn
Hahn sent a grounder to OBrien who whohandled whohandled ho hohandled
handled the ball cleanly until he went ent to tothrow tothrow tothrow
throw His heave to Altizer was too low lowto lowto lowtu
to be fielded and Hahn was wa safe fe Fielder FielderJones FielderJonfS FielderJones
Jones followed with 9 stogie e which whichshoved whichshoved hlch hlchfhonod
shoved Hahn around ag a far as third and andfrom andfrom andfrom
from that point the right fielder scored scoredon ICOredon scoredon
on on Isbells Is lls single while hUe Jones made third thirdsaid thirdlnd thirdLfld
said came home on Donohues long 10 fly to toOlyrner toClrmfr toiymr
Olyrner iymr Isbell wa out at the plate on onJJavis onDavis onIiavis
Davis chance chanceIn chanceIn chanceIn
In the sixth Robe doubled doubled to center and anda
a wild pitch moved him up but Johnson Johnsonshowed JobMOftshow Johnsonhowed
showed show real class by fanning the next nexttwo McttWt nexttw
two tw hitters and the Sox did not have an another anotJjer another ¬
other good chance of scoring scoringThe JJCOIingThe scoringThe
The Score ScoreWASHINGTON ScoreWASHINGTON ScoreWASHINGTON
WASHINGTON AB R H PO A E EMilan EMilan KMilan
Milan cf 4 I f 0 0GInlt C CGanley IGanley
Ganley GInlt If j 1 1lltIfhantr f I I I I11hanty
1 lltIfhantr Ifhanty Jb 3 3tlymer I II IIrmer 1 1 I I1merrf
tlymer 1merrf rmer rf 4 4tiBrlen 0 I 1 i I IUBritn IiBrien
tiBrlen 3b 31 4 4Altizer I 2 1 1 1 1Altizfr 1Altizr
Altizer Ib 3 jWarner I 1 11 11arnr I I IWarner
Warner arnr c 3 3T I I 7 1 1T 1T
T Smith ib 3 3Johnson I I i 3 3Johnson I IJohnson
Johnson p 2 2Totals I I I 1 1Totals I ITotals
Totals H HCHICAGO 1 6 n 2 f fCHICAGO t tCHICAGO
CHICAGO AB It R H PO A E EHahn ERabn BHahn
Hahn rf rfJnes 1 1 1 fl flJones 0Jonfs
Jones cC 4 II 1 1 11ihlt 0 0 0I
I 1ihlt h1t IU 2b 3 1 I 4 0 0nmohue 0Imflohue
Ponohue Ib S f 0 11 1 0 0ltvIS
1 11118 > 1V1S 88 4 4Dougherty I 4 0 0Vougherty 01ougherty
Dougherty If 4 4Rohe I 1 1 0 0 0Roh 0Robe3b
Rohe Roh Robe3b 3ta 4 4Sullivan 31 31Sullivan 0 0sumv
Sullivan sumv c 4 4C 0 0 i 0 0 0l 0SmitJip
C l Smith SmitJip p 3 o I ITotals I 1 2 0 0Totals 0Totals
Totals M 4 2 6 27 K 0 0Washington 0ashlnltoft 0WashIngton
Washington ashlnltoft 12345 1 I 4 5 17 7 8 9 9Runs 9Runs 9Runs
Runs r 1110001104 1110001104Hta tlOtet 1 0 0l 0lHits 01Hits
Hits I 11 ee eeLiftonbssnslOl20oOo 06 06ft
Left LiftonbssnslOl20oOo LiftonbssnslOl20oOohkngo ft on base ft 9 12 1 0 0 fl 0 05 05Chkago 5 5Chicago
Chicago hkngo j 1234S87S9 1234S87S9Rung I S 4 i 7 S g gRung
Rung o 00206002 00206002Hits 0 2 0 002 002Jilts 62 62Hits
Hits 1 1 1 1 06 06L
Ieft L t on bases bases2211 2 2 1 Ii l l 1007 1007Twobase o 0 67 67Twoba 7 7Twobane
Twobane e hitRohe Stolen bases basesIsboii basesIb basesIsb1i
Isboii Ib < lI Ga Ganley Milan Ulan Double plays playsIslxll pIg pIgIlbflI playsIs1xIi
Islxll to Davis a Da1 to Donohue Hahn to toUonohue toDonohue toIionohue
Uonohue Firs base on ball balbOf Off John Johnson John2on Johnr ¬
son r nS 3 off Smith 37 I First base on onerrorsChicago onHrorsChtcqo1 onerrorsChicago
errorsChicago 2 Struck out outB outBy By John Johnson Johnson Johnson ¬
son 6 by Smith 4 4 Wild pitchJohn pitchJohnson ¬
son Umpire UmpireMr Mr OLoughlln Time of ofgame1 ofgamel ofgamei
game1 hour and 46 minutes minutesThe minuteThe minutesTue
The Second Game GameThe GnmeThe CameThe
The second game was as simply a swat swatfest satt swatfest
fest t st and although it 1 Is said that thatfans thatfans thatrans
fans want batting ba tUn g fully two thousand thousandpeople thousandpEople thousandpeople
people left the park before the end of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the show showCase showCase showCase
Case Patten and Ed Walsh were the thepitchers thep1tthers thepitchers
pitchers selected but neither WAS right rightFatten rlgbtPatten rightPatten
Patten faced a bombardment for six sb in innings innings Innings ¬
nings during which Chicago laced aced out outthirteen outthirteen outthirteen
thirteen hits for eight runs before he hewas heas hewas
was as pulled out and Gehring substituted substitutedThe substitutedThe substitutedThe
The Des Moines recruit was net much of ofan ofan Ofan
an improvement for Cor the Sox made five fivemore Avemort fivemore
more during his service of three innings inningsWalsh JnnlngsWalsh inningsWalsh
Walsh did not go three innings before beforeWashington beforeWashington beforeWashIngton
Washington had made seven hits ami amiJuur an anlJur anlfuur
Juur lJur runs This Vas vas enough for Fielder
Jones and Ite heent ent ent in Nick Altrock who whoheld whoheld whoheld
held the Nationals safe SIl during the re remainder re remalndr Feiitatndr ¬
mainder of the distance distanceHahns dlsUmeeHahn distanceHahns
Hahns Hahn triple singles BlnlJl by b Isbell Davis Davisand DtlvlaAnd Davisand
and Dougherty Dou ertr together to et er with 1th a base baseon baseon e eOft
on balls and an error gave Chicago Chicagothree ChlcaSOthree Chicagothree
three in the first inning before the crowti crowtifully cro crofully
fully realized that the game pm was under underway underway underway
way In the fifth a single and and a doubk doublegave doubkIll doubkve
Ill gave ve the visitors another tally and in inUM In1M inthe
UM sixth they th went at Patten with withmight withmight withmight
might and 00 main clouting tho ball 11 for five fivehits livehtts e ehit
hits hit which produced tour runs runsGehring nmsGnrlnC runsGehrlng
Gehring got his in the seventh when whenthe whentbe whenthe
the Sox bunched five safeties Cetld which were weregood were1OOC1 weregood
good for tour more scores The cham champion champlona chainpleas ¬
pion pleas last lII t tally came in the ninth as a aresult aresult aresult
result of a hit hl hit an out and an error errorMilans errorlt1llans errorMilans
Milans single a sacrifice Fielder FielderJones F1elderJones FielderJones
Jones muff of a fly and an out were wereworth wereworth ere ereworth
worth a run for Washington In the first firstInning ftrstInning firstinning
Inning The Nationals took the lead In Inthe Inthe
the third by making klng six sL hits off Walsh Walshand Wlshand VaJshand I
and scoring three times before Altrock
i went into the box Delehantys three threebagger threeNlsr threebagger
bagger and Ciymers single scored another anotherin
in the fourth and In the seventh l vett Dele Deiehanty Deleat Dolehasty ¬
hasty at poled the ball Info t IhT t the bleacher bleacherfor bleachenlfOr bleachersfor
for a home run runThe runThe
runThe
The Score ScoreWASHINGTON ScoreW ScoreWASHINGTON
WASHINGTON W AB R R H PO A E EMilan E E1iWu 3U1snef
Milan U1snef ef 2 1 1 0 1 1C I IC 0CJonesc
C CJonesc Jones JOlla cf Cr40 j 3 9 I 1 1Gllnle7 I I IGantey SGanleylt
Gantey Ganleylt l Jr 4 1 II 1 J 1 1 1Detehanty 1DelehaatJr 1Delehaittyb
Detehanty Delehaittyb 9 b S 3 4 S 3 3enr I ICtymar IClymr
Ctymar rf S 1 1 4 fi t I 1 1Altteer 1oJttoer IAlther
Altteer 1 lit t 0 1 9 1 e eanter 0Varner
Warnsr anter c 3 I 1 6 GGekrlRb I IGe I IGehrIsgp
GekrlRb GehrIsgp Ge rl s p 2 ft 1 1SMpke 1Shlplee S I I IShlpkeIb
SMpke ShlpkeIb Ib 4 0 2 3 3I I ISmithas
I Smith Smithas SB I 0 S 1 1 1PA1 1Pattcap
Patten PA1 Pattcap p 2 t I 1 1 1 1Blank 1Blankesidpc
Blank eltlJt e S f fTotate t tT S S I S STotalS
TotalS T tal 41 4 I 18 S 1 11 11I 4 4CHICAGO 4CFIICAGO
I CHICAGO AB R H Ii PO A A B BHahn KHahR BHabsrf
Hahn Habsrf rf 6 3 SI f I fP f IFJouescf
I P FJouescf Jones cf I 5 1 I S J J1 1 1IJhielI
IMteil Sb I 1 2 7 7Donoane 0 0I 0Donohuelb
I Donohue Donohuelb Donoane Ib 1 0 14 14I 2 2Davte i iDvin
Davte Da SB I 1 S 1 1Dougherty 1oouaertY 1DouliertylC
Dougherty DouliertylC If i f fRobe I IRolte I I I IROIieZb
I Robe ROIieZb 3 4 1 1 1Sallm I ISullivan 0 I I ISulItvanc
SulItvanc Sullivan c 5 5Waah 5 2 4 i iWalsh I < I IWalshp
Waah Walshp Walsh p 1 f I 1 1 1 1Afuck 5 5Aitrockp
Aftrock Aitrockp p I 1 1TotaM 5 5 0 0Totals
Totals 4R 4 14 SI 27 1 1Washington 11 11WkttKtoft 2 2W5shhgton
Washington 12346I7SI 12346I7SIRune 123 4 678 678Runs 7 S SRUM
Rune 1IS1II1 1 101111000 101111000Hits I 1 1 1Hits I IHits
Hits 1II2I93I 1 11121121113 11121121113Letonbsses 1 113 113Left IISAll
Left Letonbsses on bates 2l31lt2tl 2 0 I 1 0 0 2 I 1 1Chlea 13 13ChIcano 9 9Chicago
Chicago Chlea o 1234iC7SI 1234iC7SIRuns 1 12245072Runs J 4 I 7 S SRUM
Runs w 30 2 30001441113 30001441113Jilts 8 144t 1 4 113 113Hits 113HltJI
Hits 41192552 1 1 121 121Left 11LeCt
Left Leftanbases on bases 11 1 1 0 I 1 2 1 2 SS SSFirst S SJltr8t
First base by errors errorasbtncton Washington 1 1First 1JIkst 1First
First hue on balteOff usore Walsh h 1 Patton PaUtnInnlnp
2 Inning pitched pitchedBy By Patten C Gehring
3 Walsh 223 2 24 I Altrock 118 I IS HltsOff HltsOffPatten HltOfCPatten HItsOffPatton
Patten 13 Gehring 3 Walsh 7 Altrock AltrockC
C Struck out outBy By Patton 3 Altrock 1 1Home 1H 1Home
Home H run runDelehantY Deiehanty Threebase hits hitsHahn hlta hltaHahn hitsHahn
Hahn 2 Walsh Delehanty Twobase TwobasehitsIsbell TObaRhitsIsbell TwobasehitsIshell
hitsIsbell Davis 2 Dougherty Sullivan SullivanSacrifice SulllftaSacrlftce SullivanSacrifice
Sacrifice bit bitGanley Ganley Stolen bases basesDale basesDalehanty Deie Deiehanty D81ehanty ¬
hanty Clymer Double play playDe8hanty playDe8hantyto Delsbanty Delsbantyto
to Altlser to Smith Wild pitches pitchesWalsh pitchesWalshGehriag Watoh WatohGehring W Mb MbGehrtac
Gehring Umpire UmplreIr Mr OLoughlin Time Timeof Timeof Timeof
of game pme2 2 hours and S minutes minutesCAUGHT minutesCAUGHT minutesCAUGHT
CAUGHT ON THE FLY FLYTodays FLYTodas FLYTodis
Todays game will 111 be called at atocloek 4 4oclock 4ocIoek
oclock oclockThe ocloekIM ocIoekThe
The two tft t victories totlu wore a bi big help eIp to tothe tothe tothe
the Sox
Affer r a hard fight Norfolk anally won wonthe wonthe On OntlM
the flag fta In the Virginia League LeagueThere LeagueThere e eThere
There was a delegation of Chicagoans OUcagoansbehind ChIea Chicagoansbehind na nabehind
behind the visitors bench pulling for the theSox theSox theSex
Sox SoxJack SoxJack SexJack
Jack Warner amer got a hard crack cra k on tAe tbeknee tAekMe theknee
knee cap in the first ftr t game but declined declinedto d 11Md 11Mdto
to quit quitCanUl10R quitCantifion < s sCantillon
Cantillon has selected Iected Charley Smith to topitch toJttch topitch
pitch today Roy Patuwsen attM88n will ill prob probably probly poohably ¬
ably ly be on the rubber for Chicago ChicagoIn ChJcapJft
In the second game Btankensbip went wentup weatup wentup
up to bat out of order but the scorers scorerscalled seoreracaned scorerscalled
called Silks attention to tbe mistake mistakebefore mistake1teCare mistakebefore
before the catcher eateh r hit the ball ballCharley hallCharley 111Chancy
Charley Hickman got a a flue ovation ovationwhen OvaUeiIMn ovationwhen
when Mn he went eat out to the coaching toe Mnein toeIn lineIn
in the first inning of the opening game gameIt gameIt me meIt
It will 111 be a longtime long time before Washing Washington Wuhtn Wuhtnton Washington ¬
ton fandom om forgets Cheerful CheerfulIt
It appears that in order to give a asquare aS4IURre asquare
square deal all around President Baa
Johnson on ha has urged club managers not to totry totry I Itl
try out any green reen pitchers when hen playing playingeither playlnseither playingeither
either one of the four clubs now fighting fightingIt
It out for the American League eham championship ehamIonshlp ehamplonship ¬
pionship pionshipJust IonshlpJust plonshipJust
Just previous to the beginning of the thefirst th thArat thefirst
first game Slk Silk OLoughlin called the thetwo thetwo thetwo
two teams to the center of the diamond diamondand dIAmondaad diamondand
and on behalf of the Washington friends friendsof friendsof friendsof
of the player presented a neat watch watchfob wat watchfob h hfob
fob and diamond studded Teddy Ted ly Bear Bearpin JHarpin Bearpin
pin to Jakey Atz the Chicago utility utilityplayer utilityplAyer utilityplayer
player Atz played amateur and semi semiprofestiional emlprofMtdona1 semiprofessIonal >
professIonal ball in this 0 city for years yearsand 7 yearsand ri riand
and he le one of the most popular play players players playera ¬
ers ever developed on local diamonds diamonminstead diamondsInstead diamondsInstead
Instead instead of being roasted for making makingthe makl maklthe makingthe
the poor throw thro yesterday y trdIlY OBrien de deserves de dervetl doserves ¬
serves rvetl all sorts of credit for being in inthe Inthe inthe
the game Pete has just commenced to torecover tofeoovet torecover
recover recover from his bl recent illness and andonly this thisonly thobnly
only reason that he donned a suit yes yesterday yestenlay yesterday ¬
terday was In order to help out the club clubHe clubHe clubHe
He suffered throughout the first game gameand gameand gameand
and was unable to get into the second secondcontest eCOndcontest secondcontest
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lineup for some me time as he realizes that thath thatbe thatha
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whiplash zigzag IpR shots 1Ibo that clipped PflOO the thecorners thecomers thecorners
corners of the plate with 1Ut next to hit hlttese bltIeM hitIe
tese Ie precision precisionBack JIf precisionBack ielon ielonBack
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the marauding rauding Tigers fielded in a fashion fashionpure fhlonpure fashionpure
pure and undented undeftlMplayed played championship championshipball ebampiOlUlhIpHll
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one lit Infinitesimally greater than moth nothing notb1Rb mothing ¬
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speckled but did not hamper the home hometeam tometean1 hometeam
tean1 team since none of the errors was con connected eonMCtetl connected ¬
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gave sa ve no baa baH on balls allowed but two twohits twO twObits twohits
hits bits and batted in the sole tally Score ScoreDetrafc ScoPeDetnc ScoreDotisic
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LEADERS ARE BEATEN
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Philadelphia Sept pt 30A A fumble by byDan It ItDaa byUnit
Dan Murphy on which the si sfJe 41e e should shouldhave bouklbave shouldhave
have been retired gave St St Louis Lo a achance Achance achance
chance to make Jtt e four unearned runs in intbe intho inthe
the sixth Inning InniD The locals could do donothing donothl donothing
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matched today Crtger broke his hand handin handIn handin
in the seventh ADd to out of the lb gaMeCor gamefor game gamefor
for the season Pitchers Kroh and Jawl Jawlson JaIson Jawlson
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SHAKETIP SHAKE UP IN NAPS COMING COMINGPitching COMInGPltcllln COMINGPitching
Pitching Pltcllln Staff and Infield Dinappolntinpr Dinap DhuippolntluPl DisappointIiir
polntinpr to the Management ManagementSpecial ManagementSpecial lnnngc111ents
s Special to The Waabtegton Wub OII Herald
Cleveland Ohio Sept 20Before Before the thebell thebell thebell
bell rings for play in the first rst game of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the season > of 1MB 1I the Cleveland baseball baseballclub balebaUclub baSeballclub
club will have gone through one of the thebiggest theblg thebiggest
blg biggest est shakeups in local American AmericanLeague AmericanLeague AmerlcanLeague
League history Under present plans planshalf plansbalf planshalf
half the pitching staff and half the in infielders Inftelders Infielders ¬
fielders will 1M be replaced by b new men menThere menThere menThere
There wilt be a new ne utility outfielder outfielderand outfteldcrand outfielderand
and probably a new catcher The pitch pitchers pitchers pItchera ¬
ers whom Lajoie will rely rely upon for forregular forrelUlar forregular
regular duty dut next season are Joss Lieb Liebhardt Liebbardt Liebhwrdt
hardt Thielman and Berger Bernlmrdtand Bernlmrdt D Bfrnhrtrdtand rnhordt rnhordtand
and Hess upon whom wavers were asked askedsome nskedsome askedsome
some tim time ago will lI1 figure in deals as aswill aswm aswill
will also al o Clarkson who has failed to tocome tocome tocome
come up to expectations expectationsBill
Bill Bradley and George Stovall are to tobe tobe tobe
be replaced fee tre former by George Per Perrlng Perring Perring
ring the latter Jatt r by Lister Daubert or orBill orBill orBill
Bill Hinchman HinchmanJAMESTOWN HinchmanJAMESTOWN HlnchmanTAMESTOWN
JAMESTOWN RESULTS EESULTSFIRST RESULTSFIRST RESULTSP131ST
FIRST RACBFor threcy t ecJeeroWi aroUe awl upward upwardftve upwardAft upwardAve
Aft and onehatf forkMfS f1IrtoR Melting IelU 113 Fogarty P gart gartj
7 to 5 won NMeat XioInI 113 VokrJ 3 to 2 second secondDorothy smindDorcthJ seohidDcrcthr
Dorothy Scott 113 DaUet Dauset out oat third Time Time1J6I4 Time1i824
1J6I4 1 Ran After aim ran ranSECOND noSECOXD ranSECOND
SECOND RACE RACEFor For twoyearolds four and one onehatf onehalf onehalf
half furionics fll fndos CttMowilfe ta 1H 1 D litter RII 6 to 5 5wen 51IlII 5won
wen Sflrerbrook Silverbro IM IF F lUJcy 1 to 2 second secondJudge dJ secondJudas
Judge J Deaden 113 tKraerl Kramer wit third Time Time936S5 TimeH
0 936S5 H Gakrta and Brown Jug Js also ran ranTHIRD fanTHIRD ranTHIRD
THIRD RACBFor Uireeyoarokk tlaree1 NIIM and upward upwardone i iODe
one and oncaisteenth ORHIlkl Dh1k5 < suites Gotten Bird 97 Fo Fogartjr FoJlartr F Fgarty
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second Tom Lawaon Mf 15 Keyes 4 to 1 third thirdTh thintTitRe thirdTime
Th Time e liO Fenian George C Gradr and Madden Maddenako Maddenalto Maddenshe
alto ran ranFOURTH r1DFOURTH innFOUR
FOURTH FOUR RACEFor all ages five furlongs furkmggFather furloogsFather furlongsFather
Father Downey DIMI 1W 1 D Roan 1 to 2 won Bayou BayouLark UayollLark ItsyonLark
Lark 9 9C Heffrrwan 3 to 2 eeeoad Harriet Wriest WriestS3 Wright bt bt9S
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and Quiet Tip also ran ranFIFTH ra raFIFTH ranFIFTh
FIFTH RACEFor threeyearolds and upward upwardsix upwudsix upwardsix
six furlongs Broadway Girl Girl 13 Keyw Kel S 9 to 5 5won 5won 5volt
won Henry Waite US Rice 3 to 5 second secsndAlegra 5CC8ndA secondtlegyn
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Sunday Issue of The Washington VofhlnJtton Her Hernhl Hernltl 11craId
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NATIONAL LEAGUE LEAGUEYESTIEHDAYS LEAGUYESlImDA LEAGUEYBSIBhLDAYS
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Cincinnati ClnnU Sept spt 2ft The Te Giants Gan opened openedtheir opne openedtheir
their tr final Al Western Wetf Invasion Invu hereunto hre horethis thl aft afternoon aftrn afternoon ¬
ernoon rn and an made md a winning onnin < ott0 ot out < > f the theinaugural themuur theinaugural
inaugural muur They Tey had b a hard hrd start atrt and andtrailed andtrie andtrailed
trailed trie tbe Reds Re until next nxt to t tl > final finalround 11Ita1round nal nalron
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series here this afternoon 8 to 1 3 Score Scoret ScoreRt ScoreStLasia
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out today by Plttsburg without a base bsaebit buehit basehit
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Trinity rrlnlt nn and l Treasury TreRltur to Resume ResumeChampionship Re ResumeChtatapioiishtip unle unleChalRlloJlltltlp
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Tbe Tb tie game between Trinity and andTreasury aDdTy andTrmeury
Treasury upon which hinges the chant championship CtuunpIouhtp chantssh1p ¬
pionship ssh1p of the District will be played playedoff tia7edoil playedo
off o next Tuesday at National Park a IUI tbe tbesecond tbepIPe thesecond
second game of a doubleheader which whichwill whleltwtn whichwill
will have the Nationals aad St St Louts LouIIthe M Mtbe asthe
the first attraction attractionThis attractionTh attractionThis
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tea lag of the amateur commratrioit COPun In tbe tbeNational tbeN theNational
National N attonal Guard Armory JIDOCT There was con considerable eoI1aWerabJe costIderaUe ¬
siderable discussion as to the advisability advisabilityof A4hiaab lty ltyoC
of playing off o the game the Trinity con contingent contlorent contingent ¬
tingent claiming that the series of twelve twelvegames twehegBJM8 twelvegames
games had been n played leaving Trinity Trinitywith Trinitywllh Trinitywith
with the best percentage and that for forthat forthat forthat
that reason Trinity should be declared declaredthe dclarecIthe declaredthe
the champions Treasury contended that thatas thatu thatas
as the tie game did not figure in the num number number mumher ¬
ber of games won and lost l t the theshould game gameshould gameshould
should be played because should Tress Treasury Treuury Tressury ¬
ury win It would give ve the departmental departmentaliteg
lIes ate a chance for the pennant as Tress Treasury TreaaUI7 Tressun ¬
ury un Trinity and Aloysius would ould then be betied betied betied
tied for the lead When the question questioncame qUMtloncame questionCaine
came up Aloysius Aloy lU8 and Treasury voted votedthat votedthat votedthat
that the game be played and Trinity and andBethany andBethany andBethany
Bethany that It should not not whereupon whereuponPresident whereuponPreakJent whereuponPresident
President Doyle decided the tie by voting votingthat votingthat oUnethat
that the game should be playedTreasurer playedTreasurer played playedTreasurer
Treasurer Thaeher Tha her of the commission commissionwas commls ton tonwu
was authorized to perfect arrangements arrangementsfor arran ements ementsfor
for the game as it is understood u tood that a atentative atentative atentative
tentative agreement has been reached reachedwith rfAChedwith reachedwith
with the officials of the Washington ball ballclub b811club ballclub
club for the use of National Park in the themanner themUDer themanner
manner stated above
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Special to Tbe Washington W Herald HeraldNorfolk HeraldNorCoik heraldNorfolk
Norfolk Va Sept 30 ONorfolk Norfolk took the thelast thelast thelast
last game of the season on the home homegrounds bomegTound8 homegrounds
grounds from Portsmouth 5 to 1 Nor Norfolks Norfolks Norfolks ¬
folks three runs in the fifth were due dueto dueto dueto
to a bad bound of a ball batted down downthe downthe downthe
the first rst base line to Cook Norfolk and andPortsmouth andPortsmouth andPortsmouth
Portsmouth end the season with withdoubleheader 1tl1 a adoublbMder adoubleheader
doubleheader In Portsmouth tomorrow tomorrowScore tomorrowScore tomorrowScore
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the season season here shutting out o t Lynchburg LynchburgIn
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Danville Va Sept 20 ODamiUe Danville tied up upthe upthe upthe
the score in the ninth inning today after afterRichmond afterRichmond afterRichmond
Richmond was five runs in the lead leadThe leAdThe leadThe
The locals played a yellow game in the thefield thefield thefield
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before the game was called confident confidentthat confidentthat confidentthat
that the visitors had won an easy vic victory victory Ic Ictory ¬
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