Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-08-06
CANTuLONS MEN GO ALL TO PIECES AND MAPS
HAMMER GATES AND TANNEE1IIL TO ALL CORNERS|
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
CLEVELAND. Ohio. August 6-Cn-
nerved by the suspension OF Delehanty
and Clymer, the Nationals played erratic
bail yesterday and were rather easily de-
feated by the Maps. II to I. Gates was
hit hard and so was Tannehill, who sue
ceeded him. but the misplays of the Ma
tionals were the biggest factor in the run
getting of the home team. Berger pitch
ed effectively for the Maps and only gave
way to Foster, who made his debut when
the Maps were in Washington. after the
game had been won beyond dispute. The
Nationals were prepared to hear OF Dele
hantys suspension, but the fierce fight
that has been made to bring about the
blacklisting of the players was surprise
to the whole team. The suspension Of both
Del and Clymer is indefinite but the lat
ter will probably be back in the game
in a few days. AS for Delehanty. the out
look is not so bright.
Fun Is Started.
The weather was oppressively hot. and
the Nationals seemed to feel its effects
far more than did the Maps. Berger be-
gan the game in brilliant fashion by
striking out Milan. Shipke and Ganley
in succession without as much as foul
being hit. Gates passed Josh Clarke.
Bradley sacrificed, Turner hit to Shipke
Larry's sacrifice fly to Milan. Unglaub
made swing for the ball in the second
and drove 1t to left for two bases. Free
man walked and Edmonson struck out.
with what proved the visitors only run
of the game. Mcbride hit into fast
double play, Larry to Stovall.
Oh! Splash, More Fun.
Stovall started the Maps half Of the
second with a lusty triple to center and
scored on Mig Clarke's single to left.
Altizer essayed a bunt and struck out.
Hinchman grounded. Shipke tried to get
Mig Clarke at second, but Cnglaub drop
ped the ball. Berger sacrificed. Milan
made a mess of Josh Clarke's single to
center and both Mig Clarke and Hinch-
man scored. Bradley's single bumped
into Josh Clarke and he was out. After
the visitors had been retired in order In
the third. Tannehill was sent into the box
in place of Gates. Turner and Larry
were easy outs, Mcbride to Freeman.
Clarke's double. but Altizer ended the
inning with baby grounder to Shipke.
Grandstand Catches.
Great catches by Altizer and Josh
Clarke retired Unglaub and Freeman In
the fourth. EdmOnson struck out. Hinch-
man doubled and Berger sacrificed. Josh
Clarke hunted to Shipke and Hinchman
was run down. Josh Clarke scored on
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advanced Bradley and he scored on Tur-
ner's single Turner tried to score on
Lajoie's double to right, but was out on
Edmonson's grand throw beautifully. re-
layed to the plate by Freeman. Altizer
put the stands in a roar by maVeIous
catch of Streets liner to center IN the
fifth. Mcbride was passed. but Tame
hill fouled to Bradley and Milan lined to
the same player.
every Little Bit Added"
The Nationals went all to pieces In
their half of the fifth. As q starter
Stoval was passed. then Mcbride dropped
Unglaub's toss Of Mig Clarke's drive and
Stovall was safe. Altizer hit to Shipke.
whose wild throw filled the bases with no
one out. Hinchman raped out safety.
scoring Stovall and Mig Clarke. Tanne-
hill frightened up and struck out berger,
Clarkes grounder and the bases were
again full Altizer scored when Bradiey
forced Josh Clarke. Mcbride to Unglaub,
and then Bradley went out stealing.
And Then Some More.
In the sixth Larry tossed out Shipke,
Berger's throw beat Ganley and Unglaub
was retired on a most sensational stop by
Bill Bradley. In the Maps half Tame
hill passed Turner. Larry sacrificed Jesse
TO Freeman. Stovall got life on Streets
low throw. Tannehill threw high. trying
TO catch Turner asleep. and Stovall went
TO second. Mig Clarke hit fast one to
Tannehiil and Turner beat the throw to
the plate. Davidson was sent in to run
for Mig Clarke. and was forced by Altizer.
Cnglaub to Mcbride. 1t was q superb
struck out in the seventh but Edmonson
went charging across the field and made
great catch of Hinchman's fly: Freeman
struck out In the seventh. but Edmonsin
met one Of Berger's teasers for a fine
single. Hinchman dashed far afield for
Streets fly to right. Berger took chance
and passed Mcbride. after which Tame
hill flied to Josh Clarke. Bradley got
hit in the Maps half. but it was after two
were out and nothing came Of 1t. In the
eifhth Larry sent Ed Foster. his South
Atlantic recruit into the box. Milan be-
gan with a beautiful single and stole.
to center, that Altizer shot back In fine
style. and the ball. relayed by Hinchman,
beat Milan to the plate. Unglaub struck
out and Foster tossed out Freeman. In
Clsveland's half Larry singled, Stovall
sacrificed and Altizer tripled, Lajoie scor-
ing a great stop by Mcbride retired
Hinchman- Lajoie tossed out Edmonson
in the ninth after a great stop. Street
walked, but was forced by Mcbride.
Tannehill doomed up with beautiful
single, but Milan hit to Foster, ending
the game. The score:
CLEVELAND. All R. H. PO A. E.
J. Clarke, If. ......... o
Bradley, 3b. ........... 3 0
Turner, rf............. 4 o o
Iaioie. 2b............ o
Stovall. lb........... 3 o
y. Clarke. c.......... 4 o 0
Altzer. CT. 0
Htnchman. ss.-....... o
berger. p ......ss>..s U
Davidson. c.........>. o o
roster. p...........sss U
Totals ..-......s.... 50 Il II II IL