The Washington herald., 1908-06-13
TO-DAY'S GAMES.
Washington at Cleveland.
BOSton at st. Louis.
New York at Chicago.
Philadelphia nt Detroit.
TO-DAY,S GAMES.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
Special 70 The Washington Herald.

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ST. Louis. June 12-The Nationals went
from bad to worse to-day and suffered
their ninth straight defeat, the Browns
winning out by to 5.
In his efforts TO stem the tide Of defeat,
Cantillon used five pitchers. Charley
Smith started the game. but was relieved
at the end Of the third after the Browns
had made four hits and one run. Falk-
enberg was sent to the box in the fourth
but the first man up hit for two bases.
and the next made a home run. so the
bean pole was Immediately pulled out,
and Tom Hughes took up the going
As Hughes had not warmed up he re-
mained on the mound only few minutes.
when BIZ Burns was chased out. Burns
saw service for less than four innings.
but jp that time s. Louis obtained four
runs on eight hits. Bert Keeley pitched
the last round
Rube wndden Out.
George Edward Waddell. who proved so
effective against the Nationals in the
part Of yesterdays contest in which he
ofIiciated, was hit rather hard in the
he retired in the fourth in favor Of young
Graham. who allowed but three hits in
five innings
As in most Of their other games on the
road. the Nationals got an early lead to-
day. and al the end Of the third inning
had an advantage of 10 !. This did
not discourage the Browns. for in the
fourth they ,cored twice, and IN che sew
enth picked the game by making four
runs in bunch.
Bobby Wallace. playing his second game
since May q, was there with the sits.
/ timely and otherwise. and it was his
double in the seventh which put the tying
run across the plate. A little later ne
crossed the plate with the run which put
the Browns In the lead.
Milan. first man up for Washington.
drew a base on balls. He advanced on
Ganley's sacrifice and Delehanty's long
/ fly 10 Hoffman. Pickering cut loose a
terrific hit TO center for three bags. scOr-
| ing Ganley Shipkes safe bunt landed
| Pickering at home with the second run.
Street went out. Wallace to 7. Jones.
Two in the Second.
Freeman doubled TO right IN the second.
Mcbride hit to T. Jones. who threw 10
/ Ferris in an attempt 20 cut of Freeman.
Smith was out, Wadden 10 T. Jones. but
/ Milan singled 10 center. scoring Freeman.
and while c. Jones fumbled the ball,
/ Mcbride scored. Ganley and Delehanty
! then went out
Hoffman scored the first run for tho
Browns in the first, when. after ne had
| forced Stone, he stole second, and ad-
vanced to third when Williams and Wal
lace each drew a base, and then crossed
/ the plate when c. Jones forced Wallace.
! Mcbride 10 Delehanty
! In the fourth T. Jones. made 4 double
| and Ferris a home run.
! The seventh inning. in which the win
ming rally came. was started off by Gra-
hams out, Shipke 10 Freeman. Williams
/ drew his base and took second on a wild
| pitch. Wallace doubled scoring Williams
c. Jones bit one TO Shipkc. which proved
/ too hot TO handle T. Jones' single scored
/ Wallace with the run which put the
! Browns in the lead. Ferris singled to
right, scoring c. Jones Stephens singled
| 10 center, scoring T. Jones
| WashingtOn's final score came IN the
eighth. when Stephens made an error in
handling Pickerings bunt. and then let
him take second on a passed ball He went
to third on Shlpke's fly TO Schweitzer.
and scored when Ferris erred on Street
hard-hit liner. Attendance 4,4O0.