The Washington times., 1910-09-26
BALTIMORE ORIOLES
BEAT CORNELL CO.
Jack Dunn's Team Wins
Sunday Game Before
Large Crowd.

Washington fans are highly pleased
ct having seen a real live Sunday game,
as about 5000 faithfuls saw Jack Dunn's
Baltimore Eastern League team win
out over Cornell Company by a 10 to ?
score.
In two innings Baltimore made things
hustle at the old Union League park
yesterday, and Cornell Company had an
opportunity OF seeing what Class A
minor league baseball vas like. Barring
the two fatal innings the game was
fast and exciting. and Cornell has moth
ing 10 be ashamed Of in stacking up
against the Orioles.
All Of the Cornell Company team were
on the job in every emergency, and the
fact that they were up against h stiff
proposition did not deter them in pulling
OF several good plays and being gener-
ally there when the opportunity pre-
scented itself. It would be difficult TO
pick out the best work for Cornell, as
all had hand in the good work The
helders did their part nObIy, but Green
and EdmOnston couldn't stand the heavy
artillery of the Baltimore sIugsers once
they were in swing, and that tells the
story
Many Of the Baltimore men were rec
ognIzed by the fans, and they showed
flashes Of form that once heraIded them
a. stars in the big leagues. Dunn, Sey-
mOuT- HeIJmuller, Slagle, Nichols. and
NickeTs were all in action Manager
Dunn cavorted around third and got the
laugh when he fell over the dirt pile in
goipE after foul Seymour helped the
Washington boys 10 a run when he
kindly miSJudged a couple HeiJmulIer
showed what a real homer was, and
Nickers furnished the comedy after the
game was wei won Of course.
Baltimore scored first in the second
when Heinie HeitmuIler lifted one Of
Green's curves over the left field fence
Tor q homer The big fellow got hand
as he crossed the plate. But this didn' Z
caunt the Cornell BOYS in the least for
IN their half Priest first I'D. got q
scratch double to right when Seymour
misJudged his fly MaTCerOn followed
him with a single in the same spot and
Priest scored.
In the next inning Baltimore was
BANKED and kesne, who led of. singled
to right Vaughn dumped one 10 Wick
eTs and was well on his way with a sac
Rice when VickerS hit him IN the head
on the throw TO first The ball bounded
into right and kesne pulled up at third
with Vaughn at second Brown famed.
but Priest hit TO Hall and keaue was
safe IN the mix at the plate with Byers-
MarCeTOn 1OGied out and HandlbOe went
out al first
Cornell maintained its lead and the
game was close and exciting until the
fatal sixth Seymour singled and Heit-
muller scored him with double 70 left
Nichols walked and Dunn hunted, get
ting all hands safe on Green's tardy
throw TO third. Steele'S single SCOTT
two ard Green gave way 10 EdmOnStOn-
ByerS fled TO MarcerOn and both ruTE
ners moved I'D when MarCeTOn's thrOsT
mt Dunn IN going 70 third NiCkerS
single scored two more No more were
forthcoming as SIagle could not get in
when NiCkerS was cur of at third
IN the eighth four more runs were
laid on the shelf A single. double. base
on balls and a hit BY Seymour brought
IN three sam E.dmOnstOn' s wild heave
put Seymour on third and finally Mich
ols brought him in with q single