Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-09-25
Sheridan and Egan. Time of game hour and
Notes of the Game.

Notes of the Game.
Mcbride was responsible for Goode
retirement every time he came to bat.
He threw him out twice and bagSed line
drives the other two times.
Johnson had HinclIman's goat. tanning
him three times. He whitfield Bradley twice
and Stoval. Lajoie. Birmingham and
Liebhardt once.
Bradley kicked long and loud on third
called strike in the sixth and was sent to
the bench This necessitated a Shift in
the Maps lineup, Perring going from
short To third, Hinchman from left to
short and Denny Sullivan, formerly of the
Boston Red SoX, TO left.
Perrin2 had all three putouts in the
first. Milan walked Ganley forced him
I.iebhardt to Perring, trying to bunt. In
slaub forced Ganley, Lajoie to Perring
in trying for double play Perring threw
low TO first. Inelaub tried for second
but Liebhardt who backed up Stovall, got
the ball to Perring in advance of Bob
The Nationals went out in order in the
third, johnson flying to Bradley and Mi
Ian and Ganley to birmingham.
Pickering looked foolish after being
caught off second by five feet.
Clymer got a single in the fourth win
one down, but was forced by Pickering
and then Freeman famed.
Unglaub started the sixth with smash
to right. Clymer sacrificed and lner
Perring made Il sweet catch of Pickering
line drive and doubled Bob off second.
StOvall got his first put out on Clymer 5
sacrifice in the sixth. Every Nap hao
one or more put outs before Stovall broke
into the column.
Johnson had wonderful control and Ole
not issue a pass.
Street showed that he had his wits abou,
him when he dropped tip foul for the
third strike. and then put the bail on the
runner. but Sheridan was wise and re-
fused to allow the out.
Street walked i'm the seventh with two
down and Johnson singled but Milan
famed.
The Maps pulled off nice double play
in the eighth. With one down Cnglaub
singled to left. He tried to go to third
when Clymer hit to Liebhardt, but Stoval
got the ball to Perrng in ample time.
When the New York-Chicago score was
posted the fans jeered Cantillon and
yelled to him that the Maps defeat would
not help his friend Comisky.
Hnchman made the only error of the
game in the ninth, when he threw wild on
Pickering's grounder. Freeman sacrificed
Stoval made a swell catch of McBrde's
foul in right. Pick made bluff to run
TO third and Stovall threw wild. Hinch-
man recovered the ball and threw wild to
Perring a second time. but Ollie never
ventured off second. Street then walked
and Lajoie prevented a run by nice one
handed scoop of Johnson's slow roller on
the dead run, mailing Walter at first.
Mcbride and Perring were the fielding
stars, the former accepting eight and the
latter nine chances.
Bill Shipke, who had his finger broken
on August % in a game against the Maps
in Washington, donned the harness
Thursday when he took up the third base
duties In the eighth inning. He may play
in the remaining games against the Maps.
Manager Cantillon of the Nationals was
presented with an automatic repeating
rife, a hunting knife and 100 shells by
Dave Altizer and Cy Falkenberg Of the
Maps. former Washington players Cy
says Clevelanders do Cantillon an inius-
tice in maigning him. He says that Can
tillon is one of the best men in base ball to
work for. Joe was greatly pleased with
the gift.