The Washington herald., 1909-06-22
GAMES TO-DAY.
Washington at Philadelphia.
New York at Boston.
ST. Louis at Detroit.
GAMES TO-DAY.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.

New York, june 1.-THE Highlanders
and Washington shared another double
header equally to-day.
The Cantillon troupe took the first tilt
and the Stallings company retaliated by
grabbing the second. There were flashes
of fast ball in both games. but it was
steaming hot day. and on such occasions
double-headers are likely TO be attended
with lackadaisical performing, particu-
larly when double-headers are coming IN
a group. SO II ambition Jagged occasion
ally and the athletes allowed their ginger
10 wilt to-day. they were Dut evidencing
human failing.
The Washingtons played a more even
game IN the first grapple than the New
Yorks. opening and closing with run-get-
ting frolics. and ofTsetting harder hitting
by the New Yorks and a plugging uphill
game by the latter.
New York's game lacked the desirable
cement Of steadiness, was sufficiently in
choate when the WasnIngJons were car
rying the war into the Highland Africa
TO realize to the fullest on the local field
ing lapses. while the Nationals were
banging the ball Hughes. Gray. and
johnson. severally, were unable 10 stop
the New YOrks from hitting. but after the
first two named had been tried and found
wanting. johnson did pitch we'll enough
70 bivouac a good many New Workers on
the bases.
Start on with a Rush.
The earned and unearned increment OF
the first inning made It look as II the
Washlngtons were 70 have a picnic. II
didn't turn out that way. but the inning
gave Washington a decidedly helpful nu-
cleus 10 work On.
Browne was passed and Conroy sacri-
feed. warhop tried 10 catch Browne
mapping. but tagged George on the arm
and put him on third Two runs were
forthcoming quickly on hits by Ungiarb
and Donohue and HemphilTs tumble Of
Donohue's cIout. Mcbride and Milan
teamed together for hits. and two more
runs came in.
The Washingtons couldn't do any mora
with Warhop until the ninth inning. when
the spur OF a tie game urged them on 20
do their pretJiest. At that, they carried
a horseshoe. Browne prOdded straight 70
LapOrte. but the ball took an eccentric
bound over LapOrte's head After Con-
roy had been sacrificed, Warhop sent
UP a waist-hIgh 70 Unglaub. which the
latter jOyOusly welcomed. He slashed Il
10 right for three bases. driving Browne
over the plate Unglaub scored on q
fuke single by Donohue. Engle came IN
and knight ran ont, and between them
they let the ball float untouched 70 the
ground. In the last half OF the ninth
Conroy clinched with two screaming
drives. one from Chase. the other from
Engle, and threw out both Of his men.
HiEhIanders score Two.
The New Yorks got back two runs IL
the second inning Kleinow's single
knights triple, and an out accounted
for them A tumble by Conroy on Aus
tin In the fifth. Chase's hopper over thirC
base on balls, and Laporte's inheld hit diC
the trick for run in the fifth.
At one time the bases were filed, witt
only one out. but Mcbride blotted on
Austin at the plate with a fine stop anC
throw Warhop's single. HemphnP.
stroll and Austin's hit scored Warrior
in the eighth. Hemphill would have
scored, too. but for headIess base-runnin,
by Austin. HemphiH was coming in on
throw-in and Austin was hoofng it fo
second.
The Washingtons played for the latte
with a triangle Of heaves from Milan {,
Conroy 70 Unglaub and instead of slow
ing up and allowing HemphiH 10 reacl
the plate. Austin dashed blndly on an
ran into an out
The Second Game.
Manning pitched well in the secon
game. outdoing Tom Hughes. who trie
to repeat Two of Hughes passe
thrived space until they became runs
Demmitt was passed In the second innin
and got all the way around on Browne
booting OF LapOrte's single Laporte goin
10 third.
Blair hit through the infield and score
Laporte- Demmitt tripled in the fourt
and would have had a home run II Far
rel hadn't wrapped his tentacles aroun
him as he turned third. Laporte wa
passed, and on attempted double stea
Street foxed Demmitt with short thro,
to Hughes.
Cnglaub was a sieve. through whic
Manning's roller trickled in the fifth
Hemphill walked. Hughes made a vii
throw trying 70 catch Manning of SET
ond. Manning got to third on the erro
but Overslid. and Conroy. who had take
Milans thrOw-in. touched him out befor
he could squirm back to the canvas sane
tuary. Austin fled 10 Unglaub. an
Chase singled Hemphiu home. Chas
stole two bases before the inning wa
over, but was left
A couple Of speedy double plays b
knight. Laporte. and Chase put a tellin
quietus on the Washingtons in the sixt
and seventh innings. In the seventh
however, DOnOhue. who mad reache