The Washington herald., 1907-09-15

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Aloysius got revenge on Trinity for the
defeat it suffered at the hands Of the
Marquette Leaguers last Saturday by
downing them, + 70 3. in a hard fought
battle at National Park yesterday after
noon.
/ Despite the good work OF the team
against Trinity, AlOysius put Up q poor
exhibition against the Treasury team,
with which it played the second game Of
/ the afternoon. losing the game by Is to 4.
/ As a result Of Aloysius winning and
/ losing the question Of which team is the
champion Of the District is still much IN
doubt Trinity is leading, but it still has
+ a postponed game with Treasury. Should
/ the game be played of. and the Money
I Handlers win, the championship viii be
! further from a settlement than before, for
Trinity AIcysius. and Treasury viii then
/ be tied for the honor. with four games
won and TWO lost Should, however,
/ Trinity capture the game from Treasury
/ the title will 20 10 the Georgetown team.
/ for that will make them five games won
and one lost. while AloysiUs will be four
games won and TWO lost. and Treasury
VIII be even, with three won and three
I lost
/ Jimmy Kerr twi-led for Trinity against
+ AIoysius and pitched a creditable game.
but six hits being made of his delivery.
+ He passed two men and famed one. while
/ Gallagher. for the North Capitol street
/ ers allowed but four hits, issued but one
pass. and famed seven Of the George
towners.
Kraft Ont of Game
/ Truity's chances for corrallug the game
were materially Iessened when Kraft in
/ jured his finger in the last half Of the
/ opening inning and was compelled TO re-
tire from the game. Sab took his place
behind the bat and Heinrich went 10 cen
ter IN Salb's place.
/ Both teams made a whilrwind start.
/ Trinity scoring Two and AI0ysius three
runs IN the opening inning Mess. first
/ up FOR Trinity. famed. but Gallagher hit
/ Hughes. who went 20 second on passed
+ ball. and scored on CIarks single. Clark
/ promptly stole second. and SaIb punched,
/ but Clark r0mped home when King pasted
. the first pitched ball over second. King
/ stole second but Sebastian grounded out,
Gallagher to Davis
I Kerr passed Fofman. the first man Up
F TO- Aloysius, and the outfelder went TO
third when Kraft tried 10 stop a ball
with his bare hand. Krafts retirement
F was necessitated by the injury 10 his
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Mattingly then lifted one 70 short right,
which Hughes spaared. Hoffman scoring
from third on the throw in. SaIb dropped
+ " Handiboes dy, but the latter was set
down. Clark 20 King Kerr walked Hur-
F ley, who stole second and scored when
King dropped Ness throw of Joe Handi-
+ boe's chance. Kerr Wild pitched Handiboe
+ 20 second. and the latter tailed when
{ BagEett- knocked one 20 Kerr, nobody
Governing first base. Basgctte was caught
+ between first and second. SaIb 10 Kerr TO
Hughes.
Died on Third.
/ In the second inning Busrer was safe
on Felt0ns poor throw and was sacri-
/ feed % second by Heinrich. Kerr was
4 bencEed in au attempt 10 bunt the third
strike Busher attempted 10 steal third
and Hurley had him. but Buscher was
blocked and the umpire called him safe.
+ Mess could not help him.
In AIoysius' half Of the second Feuton
lifted one over second base and tried 10
4 go 10 second, but was out King retired
/ Davis and Gallagher.
Both teams went ont IN order in the
/ third round, Charlie King distinguishing
himself by a circus catch of W Handi-
/ boe's near Texas Lacquer in right field
/ Il was one. two. three for Trinity in the
fourth. but AIoysius scored its fourth run
+ in that inning. Hurley raised one to
short right. which Sebastian dropped. J.
/ Handiboe sacrificed him 10 second. and
BaCgette was retired. Mess TO King. Hur-
I ley going 20 third on the play and scor-
/ ing on Fentons hard chance to Clark.
| Davis grounded out
Another in Fifth.
/ Trinity nearly showed another one over
/ in its half of the fifth. Mess was the
recipient Of Galaghers only transport.
and the little fellow stole second. and
( tried 10 score on Hughes felders choice
/ To W. HandlbOe but the ball was return
ed 20 Hurley, who banged It to Baggette,
the catcher mailing him at the pan in a
way that was not TO be mistaken; in fact,
/ so aggressive did Baggette appear In
touching Mess that Capt. Doyle, Of the
Eighth precinct, promptly marched the
offender off the grounds. Baggette was
allowed TO return. however, when the
play was explained TO him, and he con-
tinued in the game.
In the fifth Gallagher disposed Of Clark
to King, but Holman whaled the ball
along the right field foul line for two
bases. the only extra base hit Of the game.
Willie Handiboe then knocked a line drive
over second, but Hughes speared the ball
and tossed to Clark at second complet-
ing a double play.
In the sixth Clark was retired, FentOn
to Davis but Salb was safe when Fen
ton dropped a pop fly. Salb attempted to
steal. but was easily caught. Baggette 10
Handiboe. King lined a drive over first,
but was forced at second on Sebastian's
grounder.
Aloysius could do nothing in the sixth,
and Trinity was retired in order in the
seventh. but in the eighth Davis hit and
stole second. Gallagher hit 10 Clark who
retf~ad him r+ FIRST L-fuU -