The Washington times., 1910-08-26
COrne Third Straight Victory Gives Commanding Lead Championship Ra
CORNELL.
VS..
NINTH


Cornell CoInDany took flrmer grip on
its lead for the District title yesterday.
when the paperhangers defeated Ninth
OF the Sunday School League in a hot
ly contested game. : to ..
Ninth was a decided favorite until
the fifth, when Cornell solved Rich
mond's delivery and hanged in four
runs. At this period, Noyes was safe
on BUehleT's error. but was forced at
second by King Buscher then hit 70
right and both men Tailed on Vaughn's
single 20 center After Moran had been
put out, Billy Keane singled Vaughn
home and tailed himself when Marco
ron duplicated Keane's trick This put
the game under cover for Cornell
Cornell scored its final count in the
sixth on singles BY Noyes and King
A big howl went oGt f7om the Cornell
bench in the third when Ninth scored
three times. With one run across the
plate. and MoreIand and Bvehler on the
bags. Miles hit to left held- It appeared
very much as though the drive was foul
by a foot, but Umpire Belts ruled other
wise, and two runs scored. Miles pulling
up at secondA
Buscher served them up for Cornell
and allowed but three bingIes all of
these coming il the third inning Ragged
support by the Cornell infieideTs was re-
spOnsible for Ninths tally in the open
ing chapter.
Umpire Belts again came in for a lit
tie criticism Cornell kicked vigorously
in the third inning, aforementioned. and
alleged that King cut third base Again
IN the sixth il looked alls.oSt certain that
Litz, OF Ninth, was caught by Moran
on second, but the arbiJer said No
Dumb base running by King Of Cor
neil, in the sixth allowed Ninth 20 get
credit for a double play Buscher pop
ped foul back OF the plate. and when
I the hall descended iEto BrOOme's init
king who was on second. started for
third but was easily handled, Broome
10 Hands
J Cornell lost a good chance to score in
thu seventh. With Vaughn on third
and Keane on first. and but one o..
the latter started for second % draw
throw, which he regrettingly did, as he
was nippeG by BroOme's accurate throw
To Buehler- Vaughn, however, glued
himself on third never attempting TO
I 90 home, though he had barrels Of time
/ Quite coincidence took place in the
/ first inning The first batter on each
/ size walked and scored The second
nan on each side sacrificed the runner
/ 10 second one on each side TANNED.
neither team hit safely and each had
/ one left on second base
Vaughn was the leader in stick Work
} and the only man on either team 10 get
two hits. He also scored TWO runs and
had a busy day al third, accepting i've
a, chances without miss
. 8foreIand, premier batsman Of the
! Church Lea que, got his first hit Of the
series yesterday IN the third inning.
: Yum" has been at bat nine times IN
three games and his lost batting eye is
sorely felt o. the Christians
/ 8Iareeron displayed some fast trottins
I in the nth. when he beat out q ground
5 or 20 short This play scored kea1e
: showed ID his old team mates In me
3 fourth To start with. he walked stole
E second. went 10 third on PhippS out
and. with Kinney At bat, he started a
squeeze play, which 50 worried Rtcn-
! mord that he made e balk and allowed
8IarCerOn 10 score
King showed up well at first for the
7 PaperhauSers, grabbing ten cEAii--7
without Slip his long sh9t caIle l9
the second, when he Ieaped sky ward
and with one hand pulled down
Vaughn's wild heaye of Litz gToundsT-
Strike-outs weer at a premium yester-
day, Richmond and BuScher getting
credit for but TWO e@ch.
Dutch" Kinney had an of-day at
second FOR Cornell, falling down on
three chances out OF seven
The protest against Phipps. Of Cor
nell. IS scheduled TO come UP at the
injecting Of the commission this evening
should the papeThanEeTs BE- disfayOTed,
It viii severely cripple their chances
for the District title
Yesterdays game was well attended
and even standing room was at pre-
MUM after the second inning all Of
which sounds good to the players, as Il
means a few extra pennies TO each
Ninth, as usual, hac a big following
Umpire Belts announced, after the
: game and while the player was pres