The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-07-26

third he was safe at second. Coughlin
struck out also, his third Of the day.
Net result. two runs. and as il turn
ed out-yiotoryl
The Athletics Run.
The Quakers run was secured after
two hands were out
Clarke retired Schreck on a high fly;
Duakle avenged himself by striking out
Waddell; Pickering doubled down the
left field foul line Harry Davis singled,
Robbie made 4 great stop. threw home
to head OF Pickering, who was coming
! like a Winton motor. Robbie's throw
was short. and Pick scored. Lave Cross
ended the inning with a fly to Ryan.
! One run.
peculiar incident of the eighth
inning, where the game was won, Wad-
/ dell retired the side on strikes.
The outhelders had a busy time at
! it from start to finish. Ryan accepted
six chances. Setback five, most of which
he caught after hard. long runs, and Lee
! four. fifteen of the twenty-seven outs
being credited TO the outfeld.
As 1t Occurred.
The game in detail as it occurred fol-
lows:
First Inning.
Pickering gave Setback a chase for his
foul fly. Davis popped up Gy for Lee
which the colonel promptly muffed. Davis
taking second. Lave Cross struck out
Seybold going out, Robinson to Clarke
Robinson flied to seybold, Ryan was
struck by Waddell, Clarke went out to
Murphy. while Setback fouled.
Second Inning.
Hoffman flied TO Setback, Murphy sent
up skyseraper for Robinson, Lee taking
Monte Cross fly.
Lee raped a grass cutter over second.
Cross and Murphy got mixed up. the bail
going TO center: Coughlin hunted and was
out al first, Lee taking second; Davis
took McCormick's foul, but Kittredge
walked. and Dunkle struck out. ending
the inning with two on the bases.
Third Inning.
! Schreckengost out. Robinson to Clarke:
Setback caught George Edward WaddeIrs
fly, Pickering going out by the same
route
Robinson led - sith a beautifully
placed hit between short and third
Ryan sacrificed him to second. and
Clarke expired on a foul to Davis: Sell
bach out on fly to Murphy.
Fourth Inning.
Davis out on fly to Ryan: Robinson
fielded Lave Cross's hot one to Clarke:
Barry Mccormick tossing SeIbach's
iteaser to Clarke; Lee was easy going. out
Waddell to Davis. Coughlin made three
vicious swipes at space. and sat down.
Mccormick ending it with fly TO sey-
bold.
Fifth Inning.
Hoffman struck out. Murphy register
ing the first hit for the Champs" with
a two-sacker over Ryan's head. Monte
Cross fled to Lee, the colonel holding
Murphy al second on a slashing throw TO
third. II was also the colonel who re-
tired Schreckengost.
Kttredge flied to Hoffman, Dunkle
striking out. Robinson retiring the side
short 10 first.
Sixth Inning.
The "Rube" flied to Ryan. Hoffman
singled through short. but was thrown
out Kittredge to Mccormick on an at
tempted steal After losing half dozen
balls Davis went out to Ryan.
Jimmy led of with a long fy to Hof-
man. Clarke out. short TO first. Sell
bach then set the stand and bIeachers
into an uproar with a hit 10 center, the
ball bounded over Pickering's shoulder
, and rolling to the fence, the left fielder
going on to third. The hit went for
Deught, however, since Lee struck out
Seventh Inning.
: Lave Cross singled over second
seybold's fly went to Ryan. while Hof-
mans was caught by Setback Ryan's
stop OF Murphy's high bounder to cen
ter was of the circus variety, and held
, him at first. Ryan and Lee met In a
collision on Monte Cross fly Lee held
, the ball while Jimmy went sprawling to
mother earth.
Coughlin damned the wind for three
strikes. Mccormick planted a sizzler into
Lave Cross mltt. which he squeezed
Monte Cross retiring Kittredge at first
Eighth Inning.
1 Previously related.
, Ninth Inning.
Seybold received a wailop on the
shoulder and walked after he had two
p strikes called on him. Ryan's catch OF
Honman's fly TO the fence brought the
= people 70 their feet. Murphy went out
10 Clarke unassisted. Hoffman going OF
b to second. Monte Cross ended the game
with strike-out.
The Official Score.
PHILADELPHIA. Alb. r. IB. 20. A. Z
Pickering. Cf...-..-4 2
r Davis, lb...........
L. Cross 3b.......4 o ]
SeybOld. rf......... 0 0
1 Hoffman. Ill.,. o
I Murphy 2b. ......-. z o