Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-09-27

eighteen before the Nationals came 70
Cleveland No team in the world could
have COPIED against the Maps In the last
five innings and been successful. 1t would
have been impossible to have played bet
ter ball than did Larry and his men after
once they got their feet beneath them
The Nationals scored In the third inning.
Street rolled a double along the first base
line into the crowd in right, just out OF
Stovall's reach The Maps were set for
sacrifice from Hughes when he crossed
them up and shot a single over second.
Birmingham came charging IN on the
ball and 1t got away from him, Street
scoring Hughes took second when La
ioie threw out Milan. Unglaub followed
with a sharp single to left. Hlnchman
picked up the ball cleanly. He never an
ticipated that Hughes would try for nome
but Tom crossed the Maps a second tlme
Hinchman had started to make the throw
to third when he saw Hughes rounding
the thiru quarter. He tried TO put enough
force into the throw to carry II 10 the
plate with the result that the throw was
too high for Bradley. and hughes nau no
trouble scoring. Unglaub reached second
but Bradley AMI Lajoie retired BOD on
Clynler's bounder to Brad
The Maps had a few more errors III
their system and they proceeded 10 rld
themselves OF them in the next inning.
La ioie started the ball rolling WIN a
bad tumble OF chickering's easy grounder
Perring made bad throw to StoVaH-
Joss tore off another. Goode chuched one
between third and home, nobody taxing
the throw.
Maps Get Busy.
The Maps came in and started their
little surprise party. LaJoie drove
double into left field. Stovall smashed
the ball on a line to center, La1oie gong
to third Hughes fielded Clarke out
Rirmingham's bounder was too slow for
Mcbride to field him out, despite a clever
one hand grab while on the dead run.
Laioie scoring Perring singled over sec
ond and Stovall counted. Bemis was sent
to bat for Joss. and he drove a slashing
bounder toward third. With the game
apparently won. Cantillon yanked Clymer
out of the game sending Cnglaub to sec
ond and Shipke to third TO strengthen
his defensive play but it so happened
tina. Bemis' bounder was a little high for
the midget SEipke and the Dali caromed
off toward the crowd. This drive filled
the bases. Sullivan was substituted TO
run for Bemis Cantilion now called
Walter Johnson to the rescue. Goode
hit to Unglaub. who tossed to Mcbride
at second. retiring Sullivan on a close
decision. birmingham SCORING. Goode
stole second. but McBrlde nailed bradley
by hair at first.
The Maps did not get on very familiar
terms with Mr.. Johnson again until the
seventh. when Bradley cracked a single
over second with one down. He got away
with a steal on very close play. the Ma
tionals kicking long and loud. Brad
took third when Mcbride threw out
Htnchman and registered when Lajoie
shot a sizzling single past Mcbride. Larry
died stealing.
In the eighth Stovall led off with
sharp drive to right Clarke sacrificed
Johnson sought to catch Stovall at second
and threw high to Mcbride. birmingham
famed. but Perring made his third hit of
the day, Stovali scoring. Mig Clarke
raced to third. but Street gathered in
Ganleys throw and pegged to Cnglaub
in time TO retire Perring at second. Leib-
hardt drew a pass and Freeman robbed
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