The Washington times., 1906-09-16
FOUNDRY DOWNS
COLUMBIA CLUB
SeVen-Inning Contest Taken
By Church Leaguers.
Score 2 to 0.
HUTCHINSON IN RARE FORM
Beckett Also Twirls Well, Bu, Sunday
School Boys Play Better Ball.
Woodward the Star.

Foundry surprised fandom yesterday
BY defeating Columbia Athletic Club by
? to 0.
When the team lined up against the
Departmental pennant winners last
I wednesday every man was practically
down and out from oyerwork. and
sheckell was the only pitcher available.
| But yesterday. with a freshened Outht
and Hutchinson on the rubber they won
out easily. At 80 time except in the
| second sessions did the Capitalists come
within counting distance.
Hutchinson. who was brought over
! from Baltimore where ne is now To-
Gated. pitched superb ball for the
Methodists. and had his opponents buf-
faloed straight through During the
earlier part of the season the little
southpaw was not IN the best OF con-
dition and refused HIS regular turn
In the box on several occasions.
He allowed only three hits, and his con-
troll was almost perfect, only two men
going 10 the initial sack on passes.
Woodward's Great Work.
Dick Woodward. who caught for
Foundry in the early season games,
was back behind the willow. Dick has
! been playing with the crack Winchester,
/ semi professional club of Virginia. and
( has improved wonderfully IN his work.
( Not a single man succeeded IN pilfering
a bag on him. His two sacrifice hits
were weIl-rimed. one figuring In the
/ taIly-maklng. Hutch" and Dick
worked together with the Guntou
/ champs" last season. and they had
U
yesterday. Captain King played his
usual good game at first. gobbling up
everything that came along the line
Ernie" Atchison was busy lad al
short taking care OF five difficult,
drives with ease. His running stop Of
( O-Brien-s terrific smash near third, and
his quick throw was a nice piece OF
work
Beckett Pitched Good Game.
! " Beckett was trotted ont 10 hand
EN- un for the club, and he pitched good
hall. He dIshed out the same portion OF
hits as did Hutch and famed five
soundrvites. His passes in the open
ing session resulted in a run. and in the
fourth he was touched up for two saie
drives and a sacrifice, which counted
another tally. practically clnching the
game Hovlc. who took care OF the re-
& cefving department. after the frst round
PLAYED his usual fine game. Tom guam
treIle who guarded the first bag, was
there with the goods. and Mullen, al
second. was also IN the going. and rap
ped out the FIRST hit for his side
Babe Torney. at short. took care OF
his part OF the matinee. Only one chance
/ went In the 0utfelders, and q BrleT
clung fast to this one.
Foundry Strong From Start.
Foundry won the toss for innings and
chose last inning. Columbia was re-
tired iu easy fashion at the beginning
two Of the trio tanning the ozone. Bry-
an. FOundry's FIRST man up. worked
Beckett for free trip and pilfered sec
ond Bishop struck out. Hoyle was
guilty Of q passed bah and Harry made
for third. but the big catcher, after re-
covering the spF ere, threw wild Harry
reached home In the next round the
I Columbias gave their opponents scare
but it was the only time they had a
/ Iook-in. Mullen bingled. but was
thrown out at second on a fielder S
choice. when Fulcher hit 10 Warman
O'Brien. famed. Stone smashed out a
clean two-sacker 10 left center With
second and third filled and two down
Tommy OuantreHes weak fly was ar
easy catch for Atchison.
Foundry Easy in Third.
Foundry was easy money In its half
going down in order Torney reached
first on a pass In the third. but his
Journey was cut short. During the re-
mainder OF the game, the Capitalists
only succeeded in getting one man on
base This was in the sixth, when
Hook hit a Texas Lacquer over short
He cger-ran first, and started 10 Sec
ond on Atchison's wild throw 10 King
who, after chasing the pellet a few
I feet threw TO Conner and got his man
Foundry made another in the fourth
Atchison hit :, stinger over short and
went two more sacks on Woodward S
neat sacrifice King was easy for Null
/ len and Quantrelle. but Doe Pomeroy
distinguished himself by showing hot
one between second and short. scoring
! At'chison. Pomeroy was next out. short
to second. on HUtchinson's grounder.
| This was all there was in the scoring
/ line.
Game Was Called.
Umpire Collihower called the contest
after the CoIumbia's 5 had had their half
/ in the seventh.
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