The Washington herald., 1907-09-07
CAUGHT ON THE FLY.

AItizer copped three hits in the sec
ond game
Milan did not get a single hit in the
two games.
The Pilgrims felded in errorIess style
in both games.
The defeat Of the Maps puts White
Sox in third place.
Cantillon is tickled over the showing Of
his team.-BOstOn Herald.
Detroit finds the pace set by the
Athletics something fierce.
One Of Delehanty's hits in the second
game went for four sacks.
AItizer scored Washington's only
runs in the opening contest.
Cincinnati has thirty men on its
rolls for next season and more to come
OLoughlin made his first appearance
Of the season in Philadelphia Labor Day
Joy, the San Francisco pitching aeces-
sion of the Boston Nationals, is an Homo
luluan.
Umpire Henry has made an application
for position on the staff of the National
League.
Ganley got four hits out of five trips
to the pan in the first game. OFF Cy
Young. too.
Nick Young thinks the present outfit
about the best that ever represented
Washington
Clymer went bingIeless the first
game. but connected for two in the
second contest
The injury to Barbeau is a severe blow
TO the prospects of Toledo in the Ameri-
can Association race.
The batting percentage of young Doyle
OF the Nationals. Of New York, is going
down with a vengeance.
Jones played short in Smiths place
in the last half of the first game. He
accepted his one chance.
Outfelder Tom Raftery, the Boston boy.
leads Charleston. S. c.. in run getting.
batting, and base stealing.
Larry Mclean. of the Reds, has caught
in twenty-one straight games and says
he can go twenty-one more.
Columbus is again on top in.the Amer
lean Association and landed a double
header from Toledo Tuesday
Nine thousand five hundred and if
teen fans turned out to see the Nation
ais drop that double-header.
''BiIT' Donovan and Ed Killian. are in
a fair way TO get the extra bonus of
$500 offered them to win q certain number
of games.
'Tis said that John Anderson clears
5000 in real estate. He does not need
any baseball in his. The game is not
banishing him.
Both Bill" Donovan ana Ed AIulIn, of
the Detroits, are pitching wildly It
takes command to land games these days,
and bases on balls are costly.
Cleveland viii play no post-season
games if it fails to land the pennant
Larry says he viii have none of it. A
series with PittsbUrg was proposed. but
the idea found no favor with him.
over 27.5CO people saw the Athletics
play Labor Day Truly Connie Mack
and his associates are piIing up tee
ducats. The White Elephant indeed.
What a happy knock was that cpl
thet"
players on the New York Nationals TO
Curtis. and a new catcher named James
'' . - JO4" 'iic 'O''iii 'NOli' al CAdSed
the pigskin at college.
Manager Billy Murray is now on the
outs with his old friends on the Jersey
City club for allowing Pitcher Lake to
go to the Highlanders. Lake is a Won
der and Murray was anxious TO land
him with the Phillies
Fred Clarke. who is out of the game
with bad knee. says that he is not
cut out for bench manager. and will
never be one. When I can't play ball
any longer, I will retire TO Kansas and
follow the plow," remarked the capable
manager, Il find it the hardest job I
ever undertook to sit on the bench
without taking an active part in the
game. None of that for me-"
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