The Washington herald., 1909-08-26
WIN IN The TENTH
Remnants of Local Team
Manage to Beat Maps.
.rWO PLAYERS ARE BANIsHED
Herman Schnefer and Bob UngIaub
shower Words of Condemnation on
Umpire Evans and Are Promptly
Benched-CantiIIOn Also Concern
ed-KIIIIfer's Single Wins Game.

Cleveland. Ohio. Aug. 25.-When Byron
Bancroft johnson is done with the Wash
ington outht, Joe Cantillon viii be shy
a few athletes. and may possibly have
to view games for period from knot
hole In the fence. Never in Cleveland
has there been such open defiance Of an
umpire as the Washington persons pre-
p sented the handful Of fans at League
n Park to-day. Washington players re-
fused to leave the game. refused 10 leave
the grounds, and Manager CantillOn re-
fused to provide men in their places.
Only q threat to forfeit the game
brought Cantillon out Of his crouch sufi-
GENTLY to dispatch subs TO the Jobs left
vacant by the banlshed.
Trouble for Evans.
Umpire Evans. working alone, encoun-
tered trouble from the start. but got
away with It, and after much conver-
sation, the game proceeded with new
hands in the places OF the Objectionable.
Washington 6, Cleveland 8; ten In
nings.
Herman Schaefer famed IN the first
inning and didn't believe It, He pro-
4 tested. He protested more in the third,
and was ordered out Of the game. He
4 left Ieisurely. As he departed, Cantillon
sulked beneath the bench some. Some
minutes passed.
Get a man out here in place OF Schaef-
err" ordered Umpire Evans.
Get one yourself" shouted back Can
tillon.
Put Jerry on second" advised Bob
Jlnglaub, indicating the bat boy.
NO. you won't put Jerry there" re-
sponded Evans; "and you get out. too"
7 have got no more inhelders." walled
Canrillon.
you've got two minutes to get some.
shouted Evans: "and you have one and
three-quarter minutes
The Fray Proceeds.
Evans pulled his watch Cantillon
gazed at the ground. A minute passed.
Jack Hardy hastily assumed the second
base JOB, Catcher Slattery went to first.
and "Gabby'' Street went behind the bat.
The fray proceeded and the Maps kicked
the contest away.
Soon Bob Unglaub became so loud on
1 the bench he was advised to leave the
grounds
A wild throw by Lajoie in the sixth and
& muff by Perring in the tenth sent the
contest glimmering. In the sixth two
hands were gone when Lajoie tossed
wildly. Browne had doubled. Street
walked. Unglaub popped to the catcher.
Lelivelt bounced a single to StOvall. and
when both slid for the bag Lelivelt drew
the decision. Miller hit a grounder to
Ball. and Lelivelt was forced at second.
LaJoies relay to first was low and wide.
Browne and Street scoring.
Nationals Add Two.
In the ninth Washington added two
more, tying the score. A single by Leli-
welt. a pass to Miller. Killifers force
out, and singles by slattery and John
son. garnered the duo Of runs.
The finish in the tenth was rapid Two
were gone. when Lelivelt beat a bunt
TO third. Perring fumbled the ball. but,
had ne felded IT, he would not have
caught his man. Miller singled to right
and Lelivelt attempted to steal third
base. GOOde made a remarkably accurate
throw. but Perring muffed the ball when
an easy put-out was possible. Miller
made third. Both scored on T6illifer's
single to center. These runs were
enough.
In the first. the Maps made two runs
with two down. Stovan tripled to deep
left. Miller misjudging the ball. Lajoie
singled. scoring Stoval. and made third
when Johnson threw wild to catch him
of first base. He scored on Clarke's
single.
In the third Stovalrs single and Lajoie's
single that Miller failed to stop. added
another. In the seventh. singles by GoOde
and Perring and Lajoies out scored
Goode.
Maps Rally FruitIess.
In the tenth, the Maps made a bid for
the game. but the rally fell short one run.
Perring was hit by pitched ball. Hinch-
man famed; Ball doubled TO centerfield
Perring making third. He scored on a
wild pitch. and Ball went to third. East
erly was sent to bat for Joss and hit a
grounder to Killifer. Ball ran back and
forth on the line, and finally cut into the
diamond. There was a question whether
Catcher Street touched him with the ball
An argument ensued and Umpire Evans
ruled Ball was out anyway for lodging.
Easterly made second on the play, Flick
rolling a grounder to Hardy, which ended
the game.
The Score.