The Washington times., 1906-08-19

life and Two runs and enabled them 70
pull out OF the fire a game 10 which
they were In no wise entitled.
For seven innings the human clothes
pole had The Maps on his string. and
they had no right whatever TO score.
He Jet them get men on bases, then
choked OF their runs as II it were all
a joke. In the first seven rounds ne
allowed by four hits and these came in
battalions OF one In the sixth round he
let the visitors III up the bases with
two out and then retired the side with
out a tally,
Chapter Of Accidents.
The eighth was the ruinous round.
In It FalkenberR faded away, and was
Joined IN his trip 10 oblivion by schIahy.
Turner walked. Larry attempted 10 sac
Tihce and while the sacrifice was a dis
NAL. tearsome failure Il won the game
Such Is the luck sometimes That over
grown Frenchman who could 90 two
weeks without a hit without mourning
a roast, falls down on the Job at the
bat and by his very failure gets a lot
Of thanks SOME poor. struggling young
ster needs IN his business.
What Larry did was 10 bunt little
hean-bag pop fly 10 Falkenberg. Turner
was a mile Off the bag and stiIl going
when nc was called back He had no
chance 70 reach first and had practically
settled 20 a walk when Falkenberg. in
stead Of tossing the ball to Hickman,
threw it-and threw wildly Turner
came 10 life. reached the sack, and the
beginning Of the end was at hand.
Disguised With Himself.
FaIkenberg became disguised with
himself and the long-delayed explosion
arrived. Cougalton hit soft one 10
Schlahy, who booted ii all over the
place. Turner going 10 third Rossman
sent a long hy 20 Jones. who made a
noble attempt, but couldn't nail Turner
At the plate. and Congalton went TO sec
ond on the throw Jackson. who had
beer pulling away from the plate as If
he were afraid the ball might jump over
and bite him, knocked a Texas Lacquer
20 right center Jones insisted on TAX
ing it from Schlahy and Stanley. al
though Il was out of his hailiWiCk. and
nobody got II and COngalton scored.
Jackson taking two bases. Bemis
walked. but Bernhard famed and the
score stood 5 10 p
In the ninth session Flick opened bv
perishlng. Altizer 20 Hickman. StOvan
singled. ditto Turner. StovaH scored
on Lajoie's bang 10 left, CongaIton
forced Lajoie. and Rossman was out,
short 20 first
Nationals Began Early.
CIcvcland's FIRST run was made In the
second inning. and Falkenberg's other
error figured in II ConEalton doubled
and when Rossman sacrificed Falken-
berg threw badly 20 third, pulling Nil
on the bag. When Jackson forced
Rossmau, in came CongalJOn Bemis
flew out and Bernard forced Jackson.
Washington's two tallies were made
by timely hitting In the first round and
made the fans think Bernhard was in
for Il severe drubblng, but after that
session he rounded into form and only
four more men reached first.
NIL died IA the FIRST Bernhard TO
ROssmar Jones walked and went 20
third on Altizer's single. Hlckman's
short, choppy single 10 left scored Jones,
and what's more. AltIzer came all the
way home from first on IL. 10 the utter
amazement OF Jackson. L8JOie. et al.
who hadn't any idea h would attempt
such a thing II was great baserun-
ming and the reformed outlaw deserved
a world OF credit FOR It.
Some Small Deeds.
Warner reached first on Bernhard's
error in the second and was doubled up
on Falkenberg's abortive effort 10 saCTi-
nee. Schlady clouted out a two-sacker
in the fourth and was caught between
second and third while taking a nap.
Jones walked. stole second and was left
in the nth. Aitlzcr hit. stole second.
and was marooned there in the eighth.
That was the extent OF Washington's
efforts after the initial inning
Cleveland had a great chaLr= IN tho
sixth. When the Maps were lr-c last,
with Falkenherg pitching, they had. for
them. the remarkable exper'aPc .: nav
ing the first three men VI e.. #.f- hits
without scoring a run o. . out,
after which there came 1 .-r. ruSCessivc
outs on groUnd balls TO tua inheld and
stiu no runs Yesterday they bad a sim.
liar annoying experience tn tine sixth.
Turner beat a blow to Hickmon. Lajoie
hunted TO Falkenberg. and HicSmaH
dropped The throw. ConEalton was out
en- a fly 10 Hickman ROssman walked.
and at that time the Maps needed run
TO tie. Passes full. one out. Grea-
chance. Jackson popped 10 Altizer and
Eemis forced Rossman- No runs Harsh
words from General LajOie.
The Score.
Washington. AB. r. H. o. \. e.
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