The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-09-01

Twining started out with a rush and
before the Bankers could abate them
had rolled up three runs in the first
round The Security boys played a
great uphill game, and brimful Of
never-say-die spirit We're able TO score
0ne run in the fourth, and in the fifth
pass its opponents As soon as the
Bankers had gained the lead Of their
opponents. although it was only BIZ one
tally, they had their rivals defeated, for
Twining failed to show form and had
the game gone the limit the winners
would have walked away with it.
Engel twirIed splendidIy, but did not
GeId his position vel. Ten Of the Bank
ers 10 face him famed. and he had per
feet control He was pounded for eight
runs, but some Of them could have been
turned 20 outs had they been ffeIded
properly In this respect EngeI was 10
blame, too. for he failed TO handle sew
eral hunts good enough TO get the run
ner at first
Snowden was the Bankers hero
His two long drives took the heart
out OF the Iwining boys and pushed
his team on with greater vim The
fourth round was fittingly opened nv
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and he counted with the Clerks first
run, when Rawlings hit to left with
two on and two out in the next in
ming Suowden again tOed the uIare
and this time smashed out homer
that Just landed inside the right
neld foul line
O'Reilly made winnings longest hit.
triple in the first Pats came with
two out. but at the time there was
only one man on base O.Reiily failed
10 nit safely after that. but drew q
pass in the sixth
'Shags" Rawlings. after pitching
great game Monday, was called on
yesterday 10 do the box work. and
re twiriec a good game. He allowed
but i've hits, famed six, passed two.
and hit one After the first he was
most effective with men on bases.
Rawlings hitting aided greatly IN
pulling his team to victory. His time
" single IN the fourth sent the Bank
ers nrst run across the plate, and in
the sixth ne won his game by getting
hit from which he scored
TIE. first two Twining men I'D II the
first inning proved easy outs. and Gle
bel would have been had not Hayes let
his grOunder slide between his legs.
.Giebel stole second and third, and. afRr
Graham had drawn a pass and stoIer-
second, both scored on Hiser's hit. HiSlr
famed, ending TEiniHg's scoring until
the last round, when. with one out
Clements CripieC 70 right and crossed
the plate when Diver was thrown ont
at first
SnoWden started the second inning BY
beng safe on Hiser's error. and Hayes.
who followed him, beat out q bunt 20
first The Bankers failed to score after
such a good start because the NEXT
three men proved easy outs
HiSer did not play short II the man
neT that made him choice for Sh0rtStOp
on the All-Independence nine He had
three easy chances and muffe6 two OF
them In the third he let Davis beat
out a slow hunt, but luckily only one
OF his errors resulted fatally
American Security scored its first IN
the fourth, when SuGwden tripIed and
Tailed on Rawlings hit In the fifth
inning Howard got life on Hiser's sec
Ond error. stole second, went 20 third
when Davis beat out a hunt 20 third.
Davis went to second on Downey's error
Of Gie5els snap throw. and both run
ners scored on Snowden's homer. The
Bankers scored their last in the sixth.
when Rawlings hit to left. stole second.
and made third when Boyhin made a
hit 10 first. Boykin started to steal
second. and when Giebel threw in an at
tempt 10 get him, Rawlings raced home
DOWney trying 10 complete the snap
throw and get 'Shags," threw TO the
back-stoD and Rawlings made the win
niuE tally