The Washington herald., 1908-08-08
Yesterdays RESULTS.
Washington, p Cleveland, L
Chicago, :; Boston, o.
Philadelphia, 81 Detroit, o.
TO-DAT'S GAMES.
Washington al Detroit.
Boston at 81. Louis
New York AT Chicago
Philadelphia at Cleveland.
TO-DAY's GAMES.
WASHINGTON, ?; CLEVELAND, L.


Cleveland, Ohio, Aug AFTER Wash
ington has been practically OutcIasseC
in three straight games by The Maps. j
Remained for the Cleveland bov wear
ing Washington uniform 10 come alone
to-day and break up CIeveland,s win.
ming streak. The Maps had won sever
straight, and tbs fans had begun to see
things, when Charley Smith. who used
70 pitch around The local lots. threw q
,pan OF cold water II their faces. Scors
2 10 /
The boy from ont Cedar avenue way
pitched grand ball, as he always does
against Cleveland He held the Mans 70
six hits and would have shut them out
+hut for an error By Freeman. and tie
farther the game went the better The
native son pitched, for IN the last five
Innings he allowed only two CIsve-
flanders 10 reach drSr, neither OF he pair
sgoing any farther
Joss. on the other hand. uit,had inst
as good ball as Smith, and had II nor
been Tor Lajoie's error be would have
scored shut-Out as well. In fact. had
ist not been for The mispIays. there is
rQuite chance that neither team would
Error Melted Two RIMS.
But-where Freenaa's error allowed only
one man 20 score. LaJoie's misDlav was
oouble-barreled. inasmuch as It made nos
-sibie the scoring OF Two runs.
But what hurt Cleveland Just as badly
was a,mistake on the paths IN the fourth
timing Stovau was on third. with only
one ont, when Hilchman lined 70 Milan
Had Stovall waited on third until the bail
was caught he could almost have walked
iaoHe' but as il was he was several steDs
On the line when Milan caught the hail
ana then when he sid into the plate he
1oGnd TIE bah awaiting him Il was one
grand throw by Milan. all right
a little headwork by Smith possfh1v
prevented Cleveland from scori-a IL -
51-st round. fer after ;. Clarke mad walk
Cd Bradley had sacrificed. and Turner
.hSad HE'D 70 UngiaU5, Smith passed L.aioie
'-'ell estIing Stovall on an indeId grounder
UREIaub Is Chased
The second inning was featured by r1e
banisHnent OF Unglaub. Ma. Clark was
the cause Mig shot q hot groundsr oae+
sUngiaub and when Edmoastoa funsbIe5
The same swat Mig tried for second E7a
was forced 70 slide. and O-LoughIin ruled
him safe That caused Unglaub 10 toss
his glove high n the air. aad six or
.dered Ungiaub to tie bench. whereupon
Eli Gates became Ung1aub's SUCCESSOR
The Maps got q real run, though. IN thA
third without the aid OF q hit. Josh
Clarke COa1ed another pass as q starter
Bradley fled TO Edmonston. Turner was /
Thrown out by Shipke. Josh Clarke dash {
Iogs around to third On the play. and
scoring when Freemal's throw bounced {
on AicBride's mitt.
Washingtol's busy round was the fifth
It was inaUsJlrated by Street with a sin
gle Mcbride scratched a hit Of StovaU's
shins Smith hit to Lajo.e for what /
snouId nave been an easy double pIav
but the ball got away from Larry. ana 4
Street scored. Mcbride going 10 third. 4
Milan tapped 20 joss. who ran MCBRIDE
Gown II the home stretch Shfpke lad
down q beautiful bU1t and filled the
oases- Ganley's smash 10 Elncbua- was
TOO warm TO allow the shortstop 10 get
Smith ct home, and the big pitcher
scored the winning run while Ganlev vras I
being niPPed at first After that there
was nOIning doing for either club
he