The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-09-05
WASHINGTON q; NEW YORK "a. ~. b.

WASHINGTON 8; NEW YORK "a. II. 0.
Walter johnson, the Washington pitcher.
who ISM old enough yet to vote, was ON the
slab yesterday ut American League Park
repeating the trick he turned last year.
Last season he pitched only once against
the New Yorks n shut them out. 10 ne
did yesterday. ChesbrO essnyed to DO
the firing for the UNBIASED H~iHhlahders'
but he was Unhappy Jack and Unsteady
Jack and 40 on. and did not 20 further than
the fifth inning. By that time. with the
visitors three runs to the good. Joe Doyle
went In. He held the Washinetons rinless
and hitiess for four innings. Johnson was
very effective when he needed to be. and al
attempts to start q batting rally were dis
couraged by him. ~
Il seemed to make little difference TO the
Hintoppers that Hal the Boy Hero was no
longer In their midst. Moriarty played
first base quietly and effectively and Ale
though he performed In no way IS brill
iantly as chase might have done ne
been there he tool all that was coming TO
him, Furthermore, he was there and
Chase is elsewhere. The other New York
inne,ders seemed determined to show that
they were going to earn their pay n BAH
made one particularly wonderful stop OF o
hard grounder from Defehsnty, In back OF
second base. which killed the runnerat the
bag. Balls n error didn't count IN the
run The se Wilmington inaelders plAyeaa spark
one a very excellent one utter ,lfemphils
drive just to the fair side Of third base had
DeIehanty also Here very spry getting
things that came their way, The New
YORK out,elders had a lot 20 49, because ad se
most OF the time. The game was fast o
well played and altogether was worth .
much better crowd than Il drew. ,,d.,
control the first two innings, especially after
Freeman was caught stealing after baiis
error gave, him q life. for the third out IN
OF of't the second, but Moriartyis smash 70
Mcbride led e 2 double glay ., oEa aux l az
He walked Mcbride. Street aisd ~ centre
and Johnson came TO the bat; he MAGE
SGhs ssSrS ssvs f PEI I'M; q = p s,ss's alies The he
20 O;Rourke. The left IhsIaAr he'd the
to the plate. otherwise he mlEht have go.
Mcbride coming home. uhslaub forced
Pickering at second.
next three innings, but the W~ashipgtons
scored a run each in the fourth and nth
In the fourth Delehanty's wallop bounced
q S'v Gnsse ssslid %,si an. and r. ffee eassr .h Tns f tSns
AZ to 0'Rourke. which Kept ClyIher ,at
second. However, Mcbride singled to
centre and brought Otis home. In ths
WAS brought lusby Ganley.s very sharp
double over first, base. Il was the sort, Of
hit that sometimes goes for foul bases. bnt
When DOYLE went in the w~ashingtons
stopped ali that sort Of thing, joe Ger
tainiy had something on the ball. IN the
sixth for New York kleinow got a pass and
DOYLE struck out. Conroy was an inheld
out. but McHI eeh singled to LETT. Two. on
and two out With l,aporte at the bat. Re
suit 9 HI. t3 me pitcher ana nns nc w rohs three so
in the eighth, with one gone. Kleihox singled
and was sacrificed along by Doyle; Coproy
got a single. but Kleinow was hello on thiro.
but a pop TO Freeman Is the best to be had.
The'sCore.