The Washington herald., 1908-09-05
BASEBALL NOTES.

DoCble-headers IN both sections Of the
post-series this afternoon
Matty Mcintyre made four Of Detroit
seven Tits against the Browns
Walter johnson viii probably oppose
the HighIsnders again Monday.
BOP Unglaub made but one hit. but that
was a double that drove in a run.
The Browns yesterday trimmed the De-
tr0iJ Tigers. while Chicago stopped the
; Cleveland Maps
Brooklyn and st. Louis are now tied in
The race for the lemon lingerie in the
National League
The whole G. P. o. force VIII be out
on September - 70 root for the Iocai
printers in their game with the Chicago
typos at National Park
Gym Bagley. the New York scribe. saws
that Deacon MCGUIRE is slated as the
next manager of the New York Araeri-
cans
Nick Maddox. Of Pittsburg. has won
eleven out Of his last twelve games. in
cluding string Of eight straight He
has lost only one game in the last three
months.
Because he was given an error. Short
stop Wolfe. on the Marion team. Of the
Ohio State League. attacked the official
scorer after the game Wolfe was ar
rested on a charge Of assault and battery
Hans Wagner is the first player II the
major leagues TO make $50 hits He now
has Isl to his credit. while Cobb has I47
and DOnlin Iz6 Wagner also leads the
big leagues in rms scored he has cross
ed the plate IS times.
The Marines have got a flying start in
the race for the local amateur champion
ship. but Grace is not Yet out OF the run
ming The Marines have q hard hitting
outfit that is likely 70 prove troublesome
20 all Of the other teams
For the second time in three years the
Pitlsburg Pirates beat Brown. OF the
Cubs. Il required ten innings 70 turn
the trick and the victory allowed Pitts
burg 70 retain its hold on second place
in the National League race.
President O-Brien. OF the American As
sociatiOn. has suspended Catcher James
Block Of Minneapolis. who was here
last season for three days for refusing to
leave the field promptly when ordered 20
90 50 by the umpire in the game at Mil
waukee September /
Five weeks from today said Manager
Fred Clarke T viii be either in Winfield.
kans-. OF in Pittsburg Much asNI love
---- ann 4 Ht---l FE-LtE 70 DG III ElELS-
burg on that date" That is about as far
as the crafty Pirate leadeF VIII 20 in
predicting the outcome Of the National
League race
Pittsburg's strength lies IN the indi-
vidual playing Of H0nus Wagner and the
generalsHip OF Fred Clarke says Tim
Aurnane- Of Boston. while the Giants
have become possible winners Of cham
pionship hOnors through the remarkable
individual work Of Nathsvson and the
leadership Of John McC7raw
II was twenty years agO about this time
that A 6. Spslding selected two bah
teams 70 make a tour OF the world On
their way around they played several
games in Australia. and nou we hear Of
the teams Of Melbourne having little
trouble il defeating the crack teams OF
the American feet
sam Crawford was leading the Ameri-
can League in home runs. having made
seven up 20 the time he was Injured on
sunday. SiuEularly enough. Lumiey. OF
Brooklyn was practically tied with Brain
for the home-rUn leadership Of the Ma
tiOnal League last season when one Of
his legs was broken in PittsbUrg