Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-25

Bill Carrigan Of the Red Sox. Al
SchweitZer of the Browns, Frank LANCE
of the White SoX and Jack knight of the
Highlanders.
1he schoolboy shortstops base cleaning
two-bagger, made in The game with
Washington October 4, practically decided
that battle, the score of which was
to 5.
The records show that during the cam
paign fourteen three-masted drives came
at the time when they would do the most
good, namely. when the bases were full
to overlooking. One gallant athlete twice
smote for trio of sacks under such con-
ditions. This man was Harry Lord, who
made one cleanup wallop before he went
to Chicago and one after he had changed
sox. Lords first hit of this sort did not
cut much of a figure in the result of the
game but his second smash, made in the
nightcap portion of the st. Louis Chicago
bargain bill Of September 9, decided that
argument in favor of the HitIess Won
ders. The score was ) to =, with Chicago
on the long end, but prior to the time
Lord made his clout st. Louis was in the
van, = to o.
The other players who made triples that
brought in three runs were Cotton Top
Turner, Harry Niles, George Stovall and
Ed Hohnhurst Of the Maps, Ira Thomas
Of the White Elephants, Wilbur Roach
and Birdie" Cree of the Highlanders,
Clyde Engle of the Speed Boys, Matty
Mcintyre and Davy Jones of the Tigers,
"Shauno" Collins Of the White Sox and
Harry Gessler Of the Senators. OF these
gency hitter. Ira Thomas got chance
to make his noteworthy wallop because
Dolly Gray Of Washington in the game
Of May 8 purposely passed Jack Barry.
Paderewski Smith, who finished the sea-
son with Boston, refused to let Lajoie
hit the ball in the fifth inning Of the Sec
ond game played September -. and pass
ed King, filling the bases. Recruit Holm
hurst. angered at this reflection on his
hitting ability, cloNted for three-fourths
Of the distance and won the game for the
Maps.
Turner's three-bagger in the Nth in
ming Of the game with st. Louis May
for the Maps. The score OF this argu-
ment was 4 to 3. Turner. after TRIPPING
with the bases damned, hiking to the
plate on Lajoie's single.
Matty Mcintyre. the pride of Staten Is
land, manufactured his base-cleaning
three-bagger in the second inning Of the
game with st. Louis June %. Red
John Powell had gone to Gilligans res
cue and the first ball the relief hurler
served Mcintyre picked for three bags,
three runners chasing home Possessed Of
five-run lead at the end OF the second
inning, the Tigers frittered it away and
were beaten, IL to 8.
Four players became heroes by wal
AOeHA
bases when the hassocks were full to
OVERLOOKING. The men who hit for the
grand tour at the psychological moment
were Norman Elberfeld of the Nationals.
Bush of the Tigers and Leeford Tannehill
of the White Sox. Three Of these noble
wallops were made in Boston and one In
Chicago. the beans and pork districts
thus enjoying g. monopoly on the output
Elberfeld ripped off his valuable homer
m the game played April %. which Wash
ington won, IL to 4. The next day Jake
Stahl cleaned up with four-bagger
made off Bob Groom of Washington. who
purposely passed Iris Speaker SO he
could get a chance at the Born Leader.
May II Midget Bush of Detroit, who gen.
orally Is a mark for left-handed twirlers,
lit on one Of Ray Collins shoots when the
hassocks were in a congested condition,
over the plate before Speaker and Wag-
ner could return the sphere to Carrigan.
That hit put the Tigers in front. 8 to o.
but they lost the game after all, to 6.
The last Of the four-bag blows struck
when the bases were damned was by
Leeford Tannehill Of the White Sox in
the game with the Tigers in Comiskey-
VILE July 81. Bill Donovan being on the
rubber for the Jenningsites. Inc oali
bounded between the pickets Of a gate In
the extreme left-hand corner OF the Old
Romans new ball yard. That hit made
the score 5 to 5. but in 1.-THE next inning,
the fifth, showing that lightning some
times strikes twice in the same place.
Ty Cobb lit on one of Ed Walsh's spit
halls and drove the sphere to the same
spot that Tannehill had picked out. Win
ming the game for the Royal Bengals.
The only gunners who twice had hits
made off their deliveries that swept the
bases clear Of their three tenants were
KinselIa Of ST. Louis, Groom of Washing
ton and Collins of Boston, the last named
being a port-sider. The full list Of ar
tillerists whose feelings were Injured fol-
lows:
Boston-Off Collins. 2; Cicotte. 1; F.
Smith. L Leroy, 1.
Chicago-Of Scott, 1.
Cleveland-Or Demott, !; Fanwell. 1;
Falkenberg. 1.
Detroit-On Beasley, 1: Donovan, 1.
New York-On Doyle. l: Quinn, i: