The Washington herald., 1907-08-23

hiAs ~ j. III
The second game Of the series for the
amateur baseball championship of the
District resulted In victory for Alloy
sius. the Capital City League champions.
over Bethany the pennant winners in
the Sunday School League, score, 10 2.
The main cause Of the defeat Of the
Bethany team was the mastery twirl-
ing Of Bernie Gallagher. In only one in
ming was he hit7to an appreciable ex-
tent, and IN that round the Sunday
School Leaguers managed to obtain three
hits of his delivery. which. however, net
ted them but one run.
Newgent essayed to do the twirling for
Bethany. and he was going nicely until
the third innings, when his pass TO Gala
CHER developed into run, aided by Hof-
mans single and a long hy. The next
inning developed into a merry-go-round,
Aloysius finding Newgent for five hits,
which, aided by a base on balls, wild
pitch, and two errors. netted Aloysius six
runs. and practically wrapped up the
game
Got Good start.
Before Newgent took his ascension the
contest looked as though it were going 10
be a good one but after the fourth IL
was simply q question of by how many
runs the Blue and White team would win
Wooden was sent in 10 replace Newgent
in the fifth, and the little southpaw held
the North Capitol streer = ds TO two
scattered hits and n runs
Both teams were unsteady in the field,
Bethanys errors. hOws.er. proving more
costly than Aloysius.
Bethany had first raps, and lie Mat and
Rider were easily disposed of, but Willie
HandibOe failed 70 handle Harry Zanelli S
sizzler, and the short stop was safe. Zanelh
stole second, but his effort was wasted.
as Barnhart proved a prey for Gallagher 3
shoots From :nen on It was one. two.
three for Bethany until the fifth. when
Ruiz hit 10 center for two sacks He
was advanced 70 third on Shedd's out.
but A Zanelli's best was three Wild
heaves through the air. Bethany was re-
tired in eTdeT in the sixth but IN the
seventh It put its first run over. Harry
Zanelh led on with a hit and BsTnhart
dumped one which Gallagher felded, and
retired him at drst Zanelh withoUs
stopping doing the hotfoot for third,
which he made by a narrow margin, the
effort, however. costing him a twisted
ankle, which necessitated his retirement
from the game. Rider, running for Ia
nelu scored on Woods single over sec
ond. Ruiz popped to Baggette and Shedd
hinged TO center Holman felded the
ball to Gallagher. who Telayed it 20 Bag
gette. nipping Wood az the pan. A "a
neHi got in front of one Of GaIIaghers s
inshoots In the eighth and stole second.
bat, after being sacrificed TO third was
caught mapping of the bag and run
down
Bethany scored its last tally in the
ninth on Riders double and Fenton's er-
ror
AIoysius FIRST run came in the third.
Gallagher who was passed, going to third
on Hofmans bingle, and scoring on
". HanLiboe's long hy 10 center.
The next inning sewed the game up for
Aloyslus. singles by Hurley. Mattingly,
Gallagher. Holman, and J. Handiboe.
coupled with a wild pitch. base on balls.
and errors by lie Mat, Shedd. and a.
Zansll. netting the team six runs.
Wooden took UP the going IN the next
inning, and the Blue and White was un-
able 10 score.
Holman, J. Handiboe. and Mattingly
led az tie bat with two hits apiece to
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