The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-09-09
HIGHLANDERS GET
HORRID REVENGE
Make Nationals Look Fool
iSh In Second Game.
Walker Easy Mark.

Taking the game from Washington
yesterday by S to ? was a mere minor
detail for New York
The HighIanders hammered two pitch
ers wita great enthusiasm, ran bases
pretty much as they pleased. and sour
red bither and thither on foolish pays
by the opposition in a manner most
sprightly-
WarEop was In excellent form and
his underhand ball was working over
time The effects Of his devious sIauts
was shown in the fielding record, where
Chase had but three putouts and zse
combined Highland forces were credit
ed with a paltry three assists. Care
ner and Sweeney were the hustlers.
with six outs apiece but II was also 4
day OF great activity for the outdeIders.
who eliminated eleven Of the enemy
Hal Chase had perfect record with
the bat, making four singles in a row,
then varying the performance with a
neat sacrifice.
Gessler and Elberfeld got four Of the
five Washington hits on warhop. and
three OF the ave were made in the ninth
inning, when the visitors refused 10
take the game seriously any longer
Walker a Marx.
Walker started on the mound for
Washington He lasted one inning and
a third through some oversight The
HighIanders distinguished themselves
by a whole galaxy OF errors in the sixth
inning Beckendorf opened the inning
by a life on Austin's boot. followed by
a bad throw Ileisling escaped alive
when cree dropped his purely trivial
fy after getting il squarely in his hands.
Z .,E-r e=d
fair Warhop tried 70 catch the heavy
Weighted Beckeadorf mapping al second
+ and heaved away 10 center. both run
ners advancing Then Milan. Kn1tfer.
and Ralston fled out ga row
Daniels departed peacefully in the first
inning on a grounder 70 Mcbride Wolter
walked and took third on Chase's single
/ TO right Chase was caught trying 70
/ reach second on the nit. knight singled
/ through Mcbride. scoring WOIter- Gard
uer was hit by a pitched ball Cree's
/ bang 70 left scored knight. Gardner 90
ing 10 second AUslin-S single 10 right
/ tailed Gardner, Sweeney famed
| WarhOp was safe in the second inninE
on Unglaub's fOozie. Daniels agar
! went the way OF all flesh, via Mcbride
| ToIter doubled 20 right, scoring War
hop Chase singled 10 right and Wolfe
scored Relsling famed knight and Nc
Bride threw out Gardner
A Foolish Inning
knight was spared in the eighth b,
Nnlsn's egregious nufT- Gardner's tin
/ bingle through Unglaub put knight OF
| second. Cree forced Gardner. Knizh
taking third. Cree was caught datfoOte
or first by Reisllng's heave to Unglau1
and started for second knight darte,
for home Unglaub threw 70 EIberfeI,
at third. although knight was nearly a
the plate knight had scored before FL
berfeId ever got the ball and Cree wa
safe at second. Austin hoisted a Texa
Lacquer that Gessler nearly got. Il CAV
him two bases. but Cree could advanc
!. no further than third Sweeney drove L
kilIjfsr ans there was more comed-
business BeckendOrf took KilliFer's re
turn TO the plate, and after some dOdg
ing Cree was put out. but Austin hat
! hurried up from second, around thirl
{ and steamed past Cree JUS IS Bird
died There was no one % AXE tn
throw and Austin scored Sw -ezcy tool
second on the play WarnOp buntet
safely ReislinE grabbed IT, chucked 8
into the right field stand and Sweene,
scored. Daniels again was soft pickiug
for the ha-assed Nationals. retiring tn
SIDE
GessIer opened the ninth with a single
to center. Mcbride singled him to sec