The Washington herald., 1910-06-20
TO-DAY's GAMES.
No Games Scheduled.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
Special 10 The Washington Herald.


St Louis. June 19.-MeAleer's men did
not have 10 exert themselves to any great
extent in order to win from OConnors
tribe this afternoon. to L Walter John
son was on the mound for Washington,
which fact in Itself is more than enough
to explain the defeat OF the Browns
Up to the seventh johnson had pitched
hitiess ball, and it appeared as though
McAleer's star mound artist was about
TO get away with a no-hit game. Just
when Johnson was going his best, how
ever. Roy Hartzell sneaked a little single
through small bit of ground not Gov
cred By either Mcbride or EIberfeld. and
the spell was broken Thereafter. so Il
seemed, Mr.. Johnson did not try so hard.
and before the game had been brought To
a close the Browns owned all of four
hits. On the other hand, Lakes moist
curves We're biffed in very rude fashion
by the Nationals in the first and fourth
innings, and where the Browns had been
strong in hitting against Groom and Gray
Saturday they proved simply helpless be-
fore the wonderful Johnson.
Johnson in Fine Form.
So good did Johnson perform that in
the first six innings of play only one man
got on base. Newman reached first in the
second round as the result OF a base on
balls. Nineteen men faced johnson in
the first six innings, and with the excep-
ton Of Newman, who walked, all were
retired on easy chances.
McAleer's hustlers started in the very
first round to get revenge for the Sat
urday defeat, and appeared determined
that they would not leave town until
they had made the series even up at two
all. Milan hit to Hartzen as a starter
and was tossed out at first Lelivelt
cut swift grass ticker toward right
field, which looked for all the world like
a hit And so il was. TrueSdale chased
away over near first and made a great
stop OF the rolling sphere with one hand.
but could not make the throw TO first
TO head the runner off. Lelivelt swiped
second. Elberfeld drew a base on balls.
Both runners moved up a base on Cess
lers out, Truesdale to Newman. Nc
Bride biifed a double to left field, and
Lelivelt and Elberfeld trotted home. Con-
roy very kindly brought the round TO a
close with a slap 10 Hartzel for an out
at first
There was nothing doing in the second
and third, but in the fourth McAleer's
hustlers once again got their slap sticks
working. Mcbride was passed. Conroy
singled to center. and Mcbride hiked 10
third on Hofman's slow fielding. UngIaub
hit bounder TO Hartzell and Mcbride
was caught in a run-up between third
and home, Hartzell to Stephens to Hart
zell TO Stephens Unglauh went to second
and Conroy TO third while the fun was
on. Street sent slow hit 10 center for
a single. which allowed Conroy and Tn
glaub to come home on. Johnson hit
into a double play, Wallace ID Truesdale
10 Newman.
The Browns lone run of the game
came in the seventh Hartzell singled 10
center and went TO second on a passed
ball. Wallace famed. Newman punched
a hit past Mcbride for a scratch single. |
Schwitzer hit to Elberfeld and New
man was forced at second, while Hart |
Zell scored Hoffman singled to left. !
SchwitZer and Hoffman were left on
bases when Criss. batting for Truesdale |
sent roller 20 COnroy and died at first |
In the Browns last half OF the ninth /
The departing fans were halted by a /!
double off Johnson. who had eased sFp /
Hartzell opened up the round with an
out, Mcbride to Unglaub. Wallace flied !
10 Gessler. Then Newman, the Browns /
new crack first baseman from the Texas /
League, doubled TO right. Schwitzer /
ended the game with an out, Mcbride to /
Unglaub