Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-04-05

hard time with his nerves. apparently,
Tor ne gave Hollins four bad ones in sue
cessfon and he walked to first also. This
Drought La Joy to bat and he hit fast
one-hand stop right at the bag, touch
ed second. forcing Hollins. and threw
to first for the third out.
Let's do something in the first inning
started for the plate with his bat.
Here goes" said Johnny. Cam. the
pitcher. was sizing up Johnny. and also
wishing. as had Radams a moment be-
Iore. TOT little luck in getting the first
man. When he pitched the first ball,
however. Everson waded right in and
turned 1t into single to right and was
on for first like streak Larke imme-
dlateiy hit slow roller to La Joy, who
got the captain at first. but Johnny had
reached second before Larry had stopped
the ball.
darlington. after getting two strikes
and three balls. hit an easy fly to
L Nv In right; Cam was willing to
make him hit it in the air and Iris did,
but when Cam pitched the same kind
or ball to Robb Ty raped it for a
long triple out over Warcford's head.
scoring SCOT ga Ever r Hans got base on
was winding up to pitch to the next
batter Ty started for home but Roger
tagged him easily this time as he was
attempting his great slide and the side
was out. Warcford was the next man
up for Jefferson. He struck at the first
pan Radams pitched and it went over
Delvin's head for neat single. II SURE
ly looked as though there would be
some hitting
ball and missed, and Delvin PLAYED out
SO as to be able to stop anything that
came like Warcfords hit of a moment
before but TwitcheIl hunted the next
pau toward third. so Delvin couldn't
get II In time to catch either runner. and
they were both safe. Then Brest sacri-
feed and Warcford and Twftchel,
perched on third and second, respective
~ Cam struck out, but Laird singled
to left. scoring Warcford, and Twitcheli
tried to get home. too, but was caught
at the plate by Capt. Clarke's beautiful
throw to Gibbie.
In the Lowell half Case was first I'M
and the best he could do with Cams
who fielded it in time to get Hal at first
Delvin drove long fly to center, but
Beach got it. Gibbie put new hone into
the inning by doubling to left center,
but Radams struck out
Beach was up again in the third and
Radams tempted him to miss three. and
he was out Of the way. He had almost
as good time with Capt. Church, who
hit the third one on a line into Robb's
hands out In right. Hollins. however.
ii
was fair by inches, and La JOY came
up This time Radams decided on a
bpse on balls after getting Hughes
signals from the bench, and it went
through all right. but before Warcford
got a chance at good one Hollins un-
dertook to steal third and was caught
by quick throw from Gibbie to Arthur.
Everson went out on a good stop by
Cam, which he tossed to Church at
first. Larke tried to put one between
Beach and Warcford in left center. but
it went little too high, and Beach got
1t easily. darlington hunted along the
first base line and was safe, but would
have been out If Church hadn't expected
it would roll foul. for he could have
easily thrown iris out, to Cam, who
covered first. The Lowell boys were
looking for something good from Robb,
but the best he could do was to hit
one In the air out Tw1tchelPs way, and
1t was an easy catch.
When Warcford came up first in the
fourth Hughie signaled the outfeld to
play way out. He motioned a second
time to Robb, and he went almost out
to the fence. Warcford noticed this.
and thought If he could drop a short f1y
in right field it would drop safe
The ball came to him just right and
Hal. noticing where Ty was playing,
started after it, but presently he saw
Ty coming. full speed ahead and new
that Ty had chance for it, so he stop
ped Just as the ball was about to hit
the ground Ty stuck out both hands and