The Washington herald., 1907-06-28
TO-DAY,S GAMES.
Chicago at ST. Louis.
Cleveland at Detroit.
Washington at New York.
Philadelphia at Boston.


cEDll-l 60 The Washing Ou htTall-
New York. y. Y, June 27-If any Of the
Wash ngton fans doubt the value Of joe
CantiljOn 10 the team. they should have
been here to-day and seen the whole
National outfit completely cut TO pieces
and put up a miserable exhibition after
Canullon was chased of the field for dis
putting a decision.
To-day, for the first time in weeks, Can
tillOn was out on the coaching lines
whOOping it Up. and Washington got q
Tuu. but the manager did not return to
the lines after that as he was chased
during the Yankees first inning at the
bat and then the home team proceeded
TO pile up eleven runs i'm three innings
Ods Clymer, the Pitsburg recruit. made
lis arst appearance in a Washington uni
form. but played only half Of the game,
IS he was not prepared 20 start. and
failed TO bring along his shoes and other
necessities. He made q favorable impress
sion. and should De able 90 make q regu-
lar position as soon as he is ready.
Charley Hickman Yves struck on the leg
by a batted ball. and was .impiHg badly
az the end Of the game.
Nevv York Has Clean.
Most OF New Ymks hits were clean.
bit q few were the result OF slow and
twisted fielding by the Washingtons. An
error i'm judgment by Laporte gave the
Washiueta1s o. run I'm the first inning.
Wi.h CIymer out. Ganley walked. Dele
haaty Init to Laporte, who threw TO sec
Cud. despite the fact that Ganley had
started with the pitch. Neither G1uley
nor DeIehanty was retired
Gar'ey was inspired -o try 20 steal third,
but his inspire ton was the wrong steer,
for he was thrown cut by Kleinow. An
ders0n walked. and Jones' hit scored Dele
hautv.
The whole New York corps went 10 bat
in the first. Keller and Elbarfeld nit
cleanly Chase beat out q slow one %
Altizcr. and LaP1rte elevated a fly back
Of second base There was q passionate
time before the oil was poured on the
troubled waters caused hy this fly.
Hickman Fails 10 Catch.
The ball went out to short right. Ganley
coming in for it and Hickman going out
for it, The wind helped carry it out and
as Hickman was spinning around Ike a
top he failed to get hold of the ball Il
was a scratch hit, and when Hickman
picked the ball up, he made a wild throw,
on which Keller and Elberfeld scored.
Then came an absurd claim on Wash
ingt0ns part G8uiey, DeIehanty. and
one or Two more indignant Senatorial ath-
field fly. Hurst was not born yesterday
and would not fall for any such far
fetched contention.
CaEtll.0n and Hughes inserted say-so
into the worry wrI-gla. and il was then
they were sent Off the field
Chase made the third run on an out At
first, and in the second inning three more
runs pressed the platter. C0nrOv singled.
Keller hunted, Chase singled, and VIII
Jams Wlaled a tWo-bagger TO the fence.
Ten men went to bat in ,ne third. and the
hits were splashing all round the oppos-
ing feIders. There were hunts and ground
eIs and tearing liners and some slow
fe,dius The inning uetted eight hits and
seven runs.
CIymer Gets Single.
Clymer singled in the fourth and Nil
ran for him. He scored on hits by Gan
lev and Delehan-y.
There was another commoti0n on the
side about this time. the same being the
ejectment OF spectator by a Pinkerton
on the charge of throwing q bottle
Two cracking good fielding plays were
made by the New Yorks in the seventh
inning. Laporte stopped Anderson's
scorcaer back Of third base and cut down
his man with a long throw to Chase. Con-
roy dispatched Warner with a running
catch ~ the laJter's liner.
Chase winged a beauty to left in the
seventh and made the circuit Ganley
ana Altizer made hits i'm the eighth. La
porte and Williams made feverish fun
bies, and Conroy made an eNcUsable muff.
Also Kid Elhe.ield made O. bughouse
throw home TO head off a runner when he
could have nailed thc batter ut first Four
runs were distilled from the hodge-podge.
C9nroys soaring fly in the eighth fell
close 10 the right foul line. crossed the
line after IL struck, and rolled 20 the exit
gate. Connie hit nothing but the high
places on his flight and beat the relays to
the plate.
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