The Washington herald., 1910-06-19
Special to The Washington Herald.

in the American League this afternoon,
and so cleverly did the former Cincin-
natl twirler travel that the Browns won
from Washington. TO o.
The best feature Of Spades work was
the fact that he apparently grew
stronger as the battle advanced along TO-
ward the supper hour.
Washington had a chance in the first
and third rounds to score at least one
or two runs. but a hit off Spade was not
forthcoming.
Three Hits on spade.
Spade held Washington to three scat
tered hits and gave only two bases on
balls.
One other player, Belivelt, managed 10
get on first base, but by so doing he
forced Milan at second.
For the first time in many days. the
Browns played without a break Man
ager McAleer changed his lineup to
gain batting strength. Killifer at sec
ond was benched and Elberfeld was
placed on the bag Elberfeld failed TO
get anything that looked like hit of
Spade and did not appear at all sure
in fielding the position.
, Although Groom showed plainly that
he was in no shape to pitch, AIcAleer
allowed Bob to remain on the firing line
until six runs had been scored. With
one out in the sixth, Dolly" Gray was
sent in to relieve Groom, and. despite
the fact that Gray is a left handler. the
batting feast continued just the same
Banked Until Fourth.
The Browns were BANKED until the
fourth inning. when they scored three
Hoffman famed. Truesdale walked and
stole second. Stephens hunted and beat
it to first for hit Spade hit to Nc
Bride and Truesdale beat the throw to
the plate. Fisher singled to right field
scoring Stephens. HartzeH forced Fisher
Mcbride TO Elberfeld. On a double steal
Spade scored and HartzeII took second
Mcbride holding the ball all the while
Wallace flied to LelIvelt
In the sixth stephens was hit by a
pitched ball Groom overran Spades
bunt. and it went for a hit. Fisher sin
gled to center. Hartzell was hit by a
pitched ball, forcing stephens home. wal
lace flied 10 Gessler, Spade scoring.
Street missed Gessler's return and Fisher
scored, Hartzen taking third. Groom
gave way 10 Gray and Hardy took
Streets place behind the bat at this stage
OF the game. Newman drove a sacrifice
fly TO Milan, Hartzell scoring. Sehwit-
ger hit to Mcbride and was out at first
Score without Hit.
The BTawns scored another in thessev-
enth without making a hit Hoffman
walked and stole second. Truesdale
famed. stephens also famed. but the third
strike fell 10 the ground Hardy, after
picking up the bail, threw it over In
glaubs head. Hoffman scoring, stephens
reaching third. Spade hit TO Elberfeld
and stephens was caught at the plate.
Fisher famed.
Hartzell started the eighth by tanning.
Wallace singled to right Newman hit
10 Conroy, who fumbled. but recovered
in time 10 throw 70 EIberfeId. but the
kid missed the ball, Wallace reaching
third on the play. Schwitzer hit a hard
bounder to Gray. who handled cleverly
for the out at first, Wallace scoring.
Newman sprinted to third Hoffman was
hit by a pitched ball and stole second.
Truesdale flied TO Milan.
Milan, for Washington, singled in the
first inning and was forced by Leliyelt-
Truesdale TO Wallace. EIberfeld walked.
Lelivelt was out stealing third-Stephens
10 Hartzell. Gessler rolled to Newman
Street walked in the third and was sacri-
feed to second by Groom.
Milan flied to Schwitzer and Lelivelt
lined a drive straight to Truesdale.
Groom singled TO left in the sixth Milan
popped 10 Wallace. Lelivelt famed and
EIberfeld fouled to Stephens With two