The Washington herald., 1909-07-22
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
srANDING ~ YEAR 40 To-pAY.


olHclAl 10 Ale washington HeIctu
Chicago. July G-Sullivan's White Sox
and CanuIon's Nationals played off a
seventeen-inning tie game Of the first
series this afternoon. u was a gala oc-
casion for "Big Bin" Burns and a day
Of bitter regret for Phenom Johnson. who
labored as the willing understudy to Mr.
n. Altrock. who departed tonight 60 don
a Miller's garb. in the American Associa-
ton.
Comiskey's ponderous sidewheeler had a
method I'm his madness. seeming, as it
were. in again bucking the ex-pals. The
big chap was bristling with eagerness for
another shot NJ the gang that walloped
his fancy Blenders I'm the initial combat.
His exhibition speaks for itself
A hit and an error In the third netted
two runs for the toilenders, while clean
sticking in the sixth yielded another. Bill
slipped a total Of five safeties to the har-
raised gray legs, and at all stages held
them in a visclilse grip. The score was
G to s.
AItiEer Gets n Triple.
Three terrific swats, inserted where
they counted the most put victory far
from the reach Of the visitors. Johnson
was stung at the outset, Altizer pound
ing a triple 90 center and Davis follow
ing the advantage with double. Pur-
tells single counted the second run. For
a single round the Idaho wonder seemed
to find his bearings, but the storm broke
anew in the third. Three runs. amassed
with ridiculous ease, clinched the prize
as regards the Sunlvans.
Nick Altrock. happy man, viewed the
frolic from a pew In the grand stand.
II was Nick's last day in fast company
and he wanted 90 see all the sights be-
fore the curtain descended, closing
career of seven thrilling seasons where
the bank roll bulgeth
That awful showing In the eighth In
ming Of Tuesdays game put the coasters
in shape for the handsome athlete. and
Mike Cautillon put on the finishing
touches after a confab with brother Joe.
prior 10 the start Of the fourth land
slide for Commits troupe. Nick boarded
a RATHER this evening bound for Toledo,
where he will Join Minneapolis.
Altizer hit for a single In the opener.
the ball getting away from Browne. while
Dave sprinted to third. Parent breezed
and Davis shot a terrific liner 10 the
score board counting AltIzer pougherty
dumped ly I'm Lelivelts mitt and PuT-
tell filed the breach with a bunt, beat
ing COnroys throw. Davis counting on
the play.
Collins HIT scores Two.
BY staging the daily shift in the batting
order at the start Of the third inning
Csntilon managed TO manufacture a pair
Of runs Street opened with a single
and Johnson. bunting. was safe on Burns
error. Browne persisted, sacrificing TO
Purtell and Collins went forth TO bat for
Milan. The newcomer cracked a nasty
bounder at Tannehil and the latter. after
spearing the ball, booted II. giving Street
and Johnson ample time to cross the
plate.
Altizer walked In the third and trooped
TO second when Parent raped a single to
center Davis famed and Dougherty
whanged a three-bagger 10 right field,
putting Altlzcr and Parent over the pan.
Purtelrs sacrifice to johnson rolled in
tntalizing fashion along the third base
foul line, and Dougherty scored. the round
closing when Tannehill grounded to Don
ohue
Lelivelt cut the strings in the sixth with
a double TO right. Unglaub went out fly
ing 20 Tannehill. and DOnohue was safe
or a wicked drive at Tannehill Conroy
pitted a hard grass-tOpper at Burns, who
couldn't flag Lelivelt. and the batter was
nailed at first. Leliyelt scoring.
The Score