Evening star., 1905-09-29

the most part on a slow ball that fioated up
to the batters in such a sluggish manner
that the seams on ii could almost be
counted. Nine of the Brownlegs famed the
air and with perfect support but one Of the
visitors should have crossed the plate the
tally THAI resulted in the ninth inning
CASSIDY had two bad throws 10 first, one
OF which resulted In a run. and Hickman
was slow in covering first on an intended
sacrifice. and run No resulted. But both
OF these players pulled off sens ltional plays
during the game, and they can elsily be
forgiven for their transgression into the
error column. Manager StahI played his
usual clever first base, saving numerous
Wild throws and at the bat he went like a
Whirlwind, tearing off three singles and a
triple out of four times at the plate the
three-sacker scoring a trio of runs. Catcher
Heyden was a close second with the bat
laolng out two singles and a triple, and Joe
Stanley made himself felt, both at the bat
and in the field.
Glade had the Nationals shooting ducks
In the first three innings. although Ssahl
got single in the second. In the fourth
six hits were punched that resulted in five
earned runs, and then Mr.. Morgan went TO
his relief. The latter was wild. hitting two
batsTnen and giving two bases on balls and
he was also hit In a desultory fashion in
the remaining innings of the game With
the exception of Frisk the Browns put up
nice fielding game, Eml's error being a
muff on line fly from Hickmans bat
double play, Cassidy had started 10 steal
second when the BAH was hit.
The Browns were the first to break the
Ice, scoring the first run in the fourth in
ming. Frisk singled to center and Wallace
tried TO sacrifice, bat when Stahl turned to
throw the ball 20 first there was no one
there and the batter beat Hickman TO the
bag, the latter covering slowly. Tom Jones
then tried also 10 sacrifice. but he popped
10 Wolfe and Wallace had to scramble back
10 first Gleason popped to Cassidy but
koehler drove a single into left and Frlsk
raced home
thought this lonesome tally would win the
game. but it was quickly Gispel.ed when the
Nationals came to the bat in the same in
ming. Cassidy Hickman and Huelsman
pulled OF singles In succession, filing the
bases. and then Mr.. Garland Stahl drove
a line fly to the center field fence for three
sacks and the bags were cleared. MI! kent
up the batting bee with single to CEN
ter and Stahl scored. Stanley sacrificed NH
to second and Heyden's triple sent the ht-
tie fellow ambling home. Wolfe and Jones
closed the merry -go-round by striking out.
Glee took the place of gloom, everybody~en
jOying the terrific hitting.
Morgan started off well in the fifth. re-
tlring Cassidy at first. but he pinked Hick-
man on the arm and Stahfs single scored
him after lie had stolen second.
In the sixth the Browps got their Sec
ond run when Cassidy threw wild 10 Stahl
the ball going into the stands The Ma
tionals got this run right back in the same
INNING, the result of singles by Stanley and
Heyden. and timely wallop for one base
by Charley Jones Neither side scored in
the seventh, but in the eighth Cassidy was
hit by Morgan and he went TO third when
Frisk dropped Hiekman's fly. Huelsman
was also hit by Morgan and Stahl got a
base on balls, forcing in Cassidy. In the
ninth koehler led of with a triple to the
center field fence and he scored when
Spencer was put out at first. Hickman to