The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-04

WASHINGTON. 3. NV rogE a H..
Tia Hlghandsrs went on The rocks In the
foa and mist YESTERDAY They were beaten
b. the Washing tons, who made q complete
iob Of a. Joe Doyle Rirded his loins about
him and Jared forth to pitch for the New
fOrks. but Joe didn't prove an able seaman
On the New York craft and Il vas due
largely to hia tnetfciency that the New
Yorks lost He was batted out Of the box
In the fret inning and then and there the
Nationals strung together festoon Of
tallies ample enough % capslys tue New
York;
Doyle had undulstinS curves. but hiS
control wasn't good and his speed vas
somewhat speeches. n maav ME- were
made on him IN his brief regime Of one.
third Of an inning ~ were made ~ FcFd
in the eight and twN-thtrds innings o. tho
latters sotouTn In" orb looked a. big as
q pHshhall whom Doyle sent u UP through
TIE translucent vapor- aEich foat"d ~
from the Hudson while me veil controlled
and Outlines sidearm pitching ui Rot
Groom caused the giohe ~ shrink - tho .re
Of Rolf hail ~ L shredded O. no haze past he
New York hatters
Except m one inning hon thcy hunchcd
four hits the Highlsndsrs could not cope
gith tower sung d"-rEers ~ tho Hon
Groom lnsy melted a'0y HntT iha'
one short rally rHs h,r.r utrtr by
the New Works IN this inning and no lively
hitting hy tho Washington IU No fret
inning Vas about al no .i" therr vas in
the game u vss mint rr~t .ng AVID poorly
played mostly Je.tcr -,nH-'cr. tho merry
goul. carCked q few Wot- aud shr's--
He vat, while not rNaCt'} rIVt"r.'ke gushts
forth freely -enen hi, team = ahead
bat ~ such uupFopfio'l~ tiiue~ nome root 80
DO not rise cas-, nv - tho hat ~ honor
However the good heldinr ~ Hcmpfil
and Eb.rield WAS v"rt hvof better piav~d
tame. hemphii covered lot, o. ground
md The XII picked rp ground balls C.eaniy
and threw unsrrincly
Nlilan started our doWnfal, with a h'
20 short 5 hlefer hunted and Ihise
handled The hsll nh poor thdgmrn' "
didn't come 10 him il-' enough 'oT h,W
90 touch - hasieI our On The 'tu'. uut tra'
q What he trlet 20 do " hei 10 threw
20 Lapotte. sho covered. : hI~fer Vt-
a the bag sweeney made fine piaf. on
Lelivelt = short 'RE lorylnc Milan 90 third
Elberfeld vas hf which illsd he ,orner,
20 repletion and boz tie.sier tore ~ two
hagger 10 entire, which unified The corners
20 depletion
InElaub uaIked Roach booted "a drive
from Mcbride, AMI again rhr hs-eS we're
al occupied. s pas> 10 ) rect forced 900
oeafler. and Groom made e hf because
~ scored nElaln Ford .euI in. ana
the WashinRi ons didn't ,,n-e aEan Port
Missed Milan. hui he vas out stealing ana
8chaefeT fOuled on In the second inning
h9aalel hammered ITtElF 20 I'ANI anu
scored Elberield no had singled
The only other inning ia Nhl'b he Wash
inRtons M foyd was The SIXTH Groom
AearTed The left field Vista with n -inr.s
Ford made three base helye over fT
Of MiiNn's smife. Groom ~ orIng EnYW
ere Telaytng b. Woi,er ana chase 'arls
pretty near getting Groom n ~" nlarc
Milan traipsed In from hard on q hif b.
BchAefer Roach lurrhing and falling -
he vas about 20 field tho drive iailyeIf
met the ball sayagrty. hu' lInri tn Roach
and vas doubled along with : hapfer
The Nev OTk runs ~ the nUb Ner' dUa
20 hits Nv Nemphill. huuf Nn'fer.
jumper which NrBride uouldn handle
q tao M ggrr hy ltpur'e and "a ,harp one
20 short by Roach Their" r1s ht=s pn
balls 70 tree M Inc middle Of tho hI'.uE
eruption NOltcr was uippel irving 20
steal third Elherfed rrakuz moe piar
on Streets rather high throw BuJ for
this untoNard occurrence The NoN lnTAs
Mould have made more runs
No Naehingtontan reached fret after
the siGfh inning and no New lOrs0ntIu
after the fifth save tha-e % hn rrip.aI tItn
one out In the seventh and Wa eft a. fhI-l
The New Works we're retired IN four pitched
balls IN the siAih and rho Washing 0u-
on pesTlv A. few ~ thai in the seventh
The score