The Washington herald., 1907-08-27
Treasury Loses to Capital
City Leaguers.
GALLAGHER IN GOOD FORM
The Blue and White TVvirIer Issued a
Pass and Hit Two BRtsmen, but
They Did Not Figure I'm the seOr-
ing-DOnaIdsOn Was Not Very Eff
Sective-Gertman's Batting Feature.
srANDING oF THE TEAMs.

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Aloysius scored its second victory and
handed Treasury its second defeat in the
.post-season series for the championship
OF the District at National Park yester-
day when Bernie Gallagher and eight
other athletes from the Capital City
League threw the hooks into the Depart
mentalites by TO g.
Despite the clOseness OF the score, there
was at no time much doubt as TO the
final result, the North Capitol street
crowd seeming to have the age on the
money handlers from start to finish. The
game was a good one 70 look at but was
almost devoid OF spectacular plays which
characterized the game Saturday between
Trinity and Bethany. Treasury outhit
Aloysius, but the Blue and White men
were there. and refused TO make miscues
when an error might have helped the
Departmentalites. Gallagher was right on
the job. too. and always frightened up
when affairs began to assume an ominous
tone.
Donaldson. who handed them UP for
Treasury. did not have much except con-
troll, only one Aloysius player succumb-
ing to his offerings.
Gallagher in Form.
Gallagher, on the other hand, famed
FIVE, and. although he issued a pass and
hit two batsmen, none Of the recipients
of these presents saw the home pan.
Gertman. who guards the initial sack
for Treasury, was the big man with the
stick, a double and two singles falling
to his lot out OF five journeys TO the plate.
Davis. Matungly. o Neill and Donald
son got two hits apiece.
Willie Handiboe. Mouch Fenton, and
Charlie Lord all had a large day in the
field, and Davis caused considerable
comment among the spectators by the
way in which he dug Up low throws and
speaTed Wild heaves at first for Aloysius-
Davis work saved many m error for his
teammates.
Aloysius scored the first run in the sec
ond inning. Torney lost Davis pop fly in
the sun. the effort going for a hit Mat
tingly then laid down a pretty bunt
which nobody could reach, placing Da-
Wis on second, from which station he
scored when Mccarthy booted Baggette's
grOunder. Donaldson's error advanced
Mattingly and Baggette 10 third and
second respectively, but Gallagher and
Holman proved easy.
Treasury got man on7 in the first and
second rounds. with no result, but in the
third. with two down. Gertman lined out
a single and Gallagher hit Torney.
O'Neill popped a Texas Lacquer back OF
second. which tailed Gertman, but Nc
Carthy fell prey to Gallagher.
Treasury Takes the Lead.
Treasury took the lead in the fourth.
Hester starting off with a single, going
to third on Fulcher's sacrifice, and scor-
ing on DOnaldsOn's bingle
Aloysius jumped in in its half of the
fourth, and pushed three runs over,
which put it two to the good. Fenton
knocked a slow one to Lord, which went
for hit and Davis put him on second
with another blngle Mattingly worked
Donaldson for q base on balls, and Bag
gette came across with a hit, which
tailed Fenton and Davis, and put Mat
tingly on third. Baggette flched second,
and Mattingly tailed on Gallagher's out,
short 20 first Aloysius brought fits total
up 10 five In the sixth. when Mattingly
got his base, stole second. advanced 70
third on Gallagher's scratch hit, and
scored on HOfman's fly TO right.
Treasury got men on bases III
the fifth. sixth, seventh, and eighth in
nings. but Il was not until the ninth that
| Il ,was able TO get q run over Donald
sou, first up, popped to Fenton. and
Asquith beat out a roller to Willie
| Handiboe Lord was taken care OF by
/ Fenton, but Gertman connected with his
/ third hit. a healthy swipe 10 center that
was good for two sacks. and scored As
quith The Treasury rooters began 70
/ sit up and take notice at this juncture
| of the fray, but Gallagher ended the con-
| test by tanning TOrney.