The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-08-25
AMERICAN SECURITY
VS..
HERALD

/ po-S hdu an easy time throughout the
game, as they would hit the bail, run
/ around the bases and cross the pan
almost at viii. A small crowd was pres
Ient, but the loud roofing from a few
( Of the spectators helped to keep up the
+ interest, as the game was slow and I'M
4 interesting The game went FIVE rounds
/ Manager Charles Graf found it diff
iCult 10 get his team together, an. it was
after half past five when the game was
! finally started There were only eight
linen 90 represent the Herald, and Man
ager Graf was about to forfeit the
game when another player in Betz
ishowed up and the game was started
with the Newsboys- presenting one Of
/ the most crippled teams it has during
tine season
American Security scored two runs
lin the opening round when Howard
1drew a pass, stole second and third and
lsCOred with Davis, who repeated the
formers performance, when johnson
lined a beauty into the right garden
/ The next two men were out on infeld
taps
/ Shortstop Jimmie Keane, Of the Her
laid, made a splendid catch in the cur
tain raiser. when he pulled down
! LusiJania OF Hays bat IN fine style
] In the sec-nd session, catcher West,
iof the vim rs, made a fine throw TO
second baseman Hayes, getting Dole
man and thus cut OF what might have
developed into rsn-
/ The American Security registered four
/ tallies, with only one hit. by Johnson.
I in the second round, and then Davis
/ stretched a single into double BY fast
: base running. and stole third But john
+ son, the next man mp. flied out, ana ali
/ hopes Tor more Jallies were gone
/
! The American Security and Trust
/ Company scored three more TALES IN
the third inning. and this seemed 10 dis
+ courage tne NeWSDOyss Dut tle4 cor
( tinued 10 play hard Hays put up = tine
/ article Of base running and stretched
I single into a IWO-DaSSers ana Jnef
J crossed the pan when West got to first
{ on an error By Keane- West score ed
J when ''Shag' Rawlings SHE'D the leather
/ along the third-base line for two sacks
/ Rawlings then went to third corner on
/ BoyIlins' out, and scored on q single 0y
Pitcher BGrrell. VINO was caught al
/ second, Allen 10 Keane- Score, to O.
I B,1J IN s5a- fourth session the News
/ boys came back strong. and tailed
I three times-whiCh brought them many
/ rounds OF applause Burrel became a
/ little wild and hit Upton and era bbie-
/ Things looked pretty bad for the Money
/ BOYS, and Captain West sent JOhn-On
/ In the box Dodge was the first nan
/ ID, with Johnson on the mound, aTI ne
got 10 first on an error Dy Howard, MI
/ INK the bases O'Brien reached nrst on
/ an error by Hays and then Upton
/ scored the first run for the Herald BY
| clever baSe-ruuDlDg. CrabDie crossed the
plate on the same misCUe. Dodge scored
! on q passed ball, and OBrien died on
] third when Betz famed the air Al
though the NewsieS scored three runs.
Pitcher Johnson famed three men IN
/ coleman Walters, and Betz- Score. I
[ 10 9 in favor OF the American boys.
/ Doleman was forced TO work At the
{ rece.ving end, and, as he had not been
I IN t,-is position Tor a long time did not
. do wen, Is the winners registered eleven
stolen bases
/ American Security recorded its frs
/ two runs in the fourth inning, when
Betz missed SlOwden's fly 20 right field
/ West then got a single 10 left, and went
I TO second on an error Il was az THIS
/ steal as West scored and Rawlings went
+ 90 the third corner In this same round
/ the winners scored total OF four runs,
T with three hits, which made the score
. Il 10 =
I In he fifth inning Center Fielder HoI-
/ land made two good running catches
7 Of Reane and Upton in succession he
/ also handled one O-her chance easily
/ IN the fifth round Darlington, Of the
/ winners, stretched a single into a dou-
bic by fast base running. stole cI.trd
and scored on a passed ball
( Johnson Of the American Security.
made two splendid bunt hits in the
fourth and fifth rounds, respectively. He
1 also scored q, run and stole a sack
{ Walters. who was on The mound for
the Herald, allowed seven hits, and
famed three men He deserves much
Z credit for working in such conditions
when the team was patched up so much
I He received poor support, five miscues
I being made against his team
BurreU started in the box for the
( winners. and after working three round
was relieved by Johnson, VINO also did
2 well Both pitchers had their opponents
I at their mercy, but the former was a
Z little uneasy when he left the mound
Zach pitcher allowed only one hit and
{ famed three men apiece
Johnson and Davis each registered
I TWO hits, the latter including a double
I in his share Davis also led the AnleTi-
+ can boys on the bases, stealing three
/ Of them, while Johnson purlofned che
The Newsboys only made two hits
and these were done by Crabbie and
/ C'Brien. Crabbie also handled three
put-outs well, scored a run, and stole
/ q sack, while O'Brien did well in the
/ field