The sun., 1909-06-30
WASHINGTON, 3: NEW YORK "a, L.. i-FrRsr
GAME.

WASHINGTON, 3: NEW YORK "a. L., I-Pms T
GAME.
Three times at American League Park
this season have the Highlanders and
Ws.hingto tons played double headers the
FIRST game of which was won by the WASH
instons and the second by the New Yorks
The third OF this sequence of condolences
took place Yesterday. and the similarity OF
the two act soirees goes still further. The
Washingtons won the first game in the min tn
inning Yesterday. just as they did on the
Sorks sealed up the second safely early in
the encounter, which was what they had
done twice before.
Walter johnson, Cantiilon's anchor to
wlndward. VAS jigsiw puzzle for the
less chronic condition with him. He had.
however. a ioeman worthy OF his steel in
Wsrhop, Jackie matching johnson in efrec-
tveness well enough to have held the Wash
ingtons level had he been az strongly forti-
One One iaw VII in The the New YORK defensive e armor
was an error by. Warhop himself. while
others took visible. form In .n,snMes by
Austin and Elberfeld. Austin was the
only New Yorker who analyzei Johnson's
pitching for more than one hit
The WashnEtons n,s We're & lpaded as With capsl-
up SS% ashon % aroSd Ss ""f Thea ysdns
clean and rapid. They weren't the same
lively performers in the second battle.
by thai rame assumed one sided CON
determinedly after being beaten on the
i run ty Washington in the third innin &
a foul foul to to Austin which tthe latter muiied. nj
the batter getting. to first on four balls a
moment later. WARRIOR threw, wild TO
to second The third sortion Of his iour-
ney was negotiated on streets sacrifice.
johnson pushed him home with hot sim
The seventh inning with some % smar, td fieldi W *
field made stops or catches which killed on
rampaE eous drive to right centre by
Demmitt in the seventh inning was horne
hs Bat ss nne in the hersnsd ss sSss ~ hs
played al american League Park he has
Ionroy sacrificed and unvlauh was on
WARRIOR threw out Delehanty and Chase
with lightning peg to Austin had the ball
at third in time to get nglaub. but Austin
the, Kid, fumbling and rnslaub scoring.
enjoyed by the hillmen. and In the second
care free and In droves. A base hit and
two promenades brought about Groom's
retirement In the first inning before any
pus ns Cray fi%
on called ball on Engle in the first inning.
his contention being that 1t was q strike,
and he kicked until keri in handed him the
blpe envelope This ethical brsaeh @ and re.
any good, for the New Yorks stole bases TO
'hf afs santedsh fhe game
with q run, Browne making che trip in the
first inning on q scratch hit. Conroy's sac
rlf1ce and q duplex error by Brockett and
Ensle, Brockett heaved delirioqsly 70 catch
Browne and En- gle booted the ball. Having
got this load out OF their systems, the New
forks settled down and played high class
game.
Cree walked In New York's half Of the
first. Elberfeld singled and Chase walked.
Pillows oyerf1owing and nobody out Vale.
swept the sacks with, triple for which
l.elivelt made, worthy try. sacrifice
fy scored Engle. who. by the way. was the
fair haired boy with the mace. denting the
leather orb for four solid hits.
Cree's fuky hit. a stroll by Elberfeld,
caress by Chase which netted two bases. q
sm9othly worked double steal by Elbe,rfeld
henship and q single by Engle sent three
Highlanders skipping merrily TO the plate
in the second inning. After Elberfeld had
made a stellar grab Of Gray's fly in the fifth
Milan and Conroy singled. Unglaub was
acBde fRf Maa and an eoned oIsd
hits for run In the eighth Brockett never
would allow the Washingtons to 20 far in
their Efforts 10 rally.
Chase. Engle, Demmitt and Knight we're
factors in gale OF hitting in the seventh
ming In ADDITION Demmitt stole third
sacrifice fly. wide throw by Conroy and
a Productive infleld out. Four runs sifted
across during the diverse doings. The
scores