The Washington herald., 1908-09-06
WASHINGTON. O. NEW YORK. o.

WASHINGTON o. NEW YORK. q.
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New York. S=pt- 5--Walte- Johnson To-
day completed the greatest feac in his
baseball career when. for the second time
in two days. he shut out the Highlanders
Score. 6 10 O.
Johnson had 10 90 in again to-day be
cause Bert EeeIey's stomach was out OF
order ard Tannehiu and Hughes had bad
arms which was all the worse for the
Yanke=s- The young Washingtonian held
them runless again. making eighteen
straight innings without a run for the
HHltoppers. and. furthermore. a record
OF never a run from Johnson on the local
grounds
The younEst,r had the locals popping
up into the air most OF the time fifteen
OF the HuItoppers going out by the bal
loon route, fair or foul Furthernore
what others did go 10 the bat were at
tended 10 by the felders- There were
three hits OF johnson. one counting Tor
such because Pickering mIsjudged La
pOrtes high fly.
The Nationals were there with the
stick. too They hammered Manning
clean or the slab In the first in
uinE- q base on balls. a sacrifice. a
single g Triple. and single. IN thai or
der. counting for three runs. Then Lake
was called FOX He was hit right along.
and the Nationals never were in danger
OF losing out The infelders performed
nicely. UnElaub in particular making
g splendid stop OF a screaming wallop
from LaporJe IN the first inning 1t was
q duplicate Of a play he made on the
day before except that yesterdays ball
was so hard hit that LaporJe was only
about five yards on his way 10 first when
TugIaub coilared the sphere Such field
ing and Johns0n's excellent control and
curves made il impossible for the locals
70 make any impression
Exit Mr. Manning.
Manning walked Pickering. the first
man up. in the first inning Ganley sac
rifced. third 70 first Cnglaub's hit got
him safe to first and Pickering scored
Deiehanty whaled out a triple. and In
glaub cantered home Clymer didn't make
Delehanty wait long. but brought him
IN with a single. Then Lake entered the
box There was q consultation between
Ball and Lake. with some bluT motions
By Ball toward the waiting batter. Free
man Really II was a scheme 10 get ely
mer mapping OF first. and IL succeeded
Lake making a nice throw Freeman flied
10 HemphiI
Il was one. two, three for both sides
IN the second inning. the same being the
New York portion for the first three in
uings- The locals were rot getting onto
johnson at all IN the third Pickerine
bit a long. long ball 10 the far limits
and cantered all the way around He
was the first up. but the others died II
the fourth Clymer walked, and wher
Freenans bUnt rolled deep ran arouns
70 third Freeman was safe too Nc
Brides single 10 center scored Otis. 4
bunt by street filed The bases Wit
none out johnson flied 70 Laporte. ane
Pickering's smash to Laporte forceC
Freeman at the plate Ganley was al
inheld out. thus clearing Up q cloud!
situation
The first New York hit came IN IN
fourth. with two gone, Pickering trie,
TO get Laporte's high fly. but Il cam
safely 70 earth However. Hemphiu hi
TO Delehanty and was out
De1ehanrE's NeaE-hlI.
In the fifth Delehanty got put out IN a
odd way Unglaub was safe on Conroy'
low throw. and started 70 steal. As h
did. Lake threw wide to Sweeney. bu
Delehanty fred his bat at the ball: IN
bat struck II. and the ball rolled dow
&c 0Ioriarity, who gotrit without maxim
q step. Unglaub was left as the mex
two were easy outs Conroy singled f
the sixth. but again two were out an
the hit went to waste.
Washington's final run was in the sew
enth- With 'one out. Unglaub singled {
center and counted on Delehanty's double
IN their half Of the seventh the local
looked 10 have a chance. Laporte sir
gled. but Hemphill famed. the thir
strike being called Moriarity Single,
too. but the next batter. O'Rourke. struc
out In his case. two OF the strikes. il
cludlng the final one. were called. Ba
was an infield out That was the las