The Washington herald., 1910-09-10
NOTES OF THE GAME.

Gray famed Daniels. the first man I'D.
In the opening session.
The Yanks were put down in one-two-
three order as a starter.
Austin tried his best to hit through Nc
Bride when Cree started for the middle
sack in the second, but Mac picked up
the sphere handily.
Bob Unglaub pasted a beauty that was
going a mile a minute for the clubhouse
in the second. but Birdie Cree snagged
the ball on the run, and held Bob at first.
Kid Elberfeld and Bob Unglaub pulled
off the hit and run game in the fourth.
with two down. put both the hits were
wasted. for Ainsmith fOuled out TO
Sweeney.
Cree had the plate stolen in the fifth.
with two men down. but Fisher. who was
a the bat, rolled an easy grounder to
Gray, ending the inning,
Gardner robbed Gray Of a single In the
fifth by dashing over second and spear
ing the pill with his gloved hand. Tough
luck, Dolly
Milan caught Austin asleep in the fifth
and dumped the ball down the thlrd-base
line, easily beating the throw to first.
After Chase had walked In the sixth,
with two down. Knight dropped a little
hunt in front OF the pan, and beat Gray's
throw 10 first. but Dolly had Gardner 5
number, and famed the Yankee second
baseman on three pitched balls
Mcbride popped a weak little fly back OF
short in the sixth. which knight mis-
judged, and Mac was safe
Laporte batted for Fisher in the eighth.
and the best he could do was TO give
Mcbride a line drive, which George held
on TO and robbed the Highlander of a
hit.
Dutch Schaefer amused the throng in
the eighth with his foolish antics while
Ainsmith was fixing his chest protector.
Lelivelt took Ralston's place in left
field in the eighth. and worked Caldwell
for a pass on his first trip 10 the pan.
Milans true peg caught Cree at home
in the ninth on a close decision. and
Cree is some fast man.
E1iliifer's scientific bunting, as usual
was In evidence.
Chase and Gardener tried nightly in
the first 10 gather Gessler's slashing
hit TO right. Milan scored on the bingle.
woiter said unkind things TO Coli
flower and Harry chased him TO the
bench.
Pitcher Caldwell replaced Fisher in the
eighth and HemphnI went to right field
in place OF WoIter.
Chase's fine fielding Of Gesslers liner
in the eighth and HIS quick toss to
Knight got Loiivelt out by two feet.
When the Yankees play here, EIberfeId
occupies his time in hobnobbing with
his former teammates. The Kid is very
popular with the rank and file Of the
New York aggregation.
Gessler gathered knights long fly IN
the fourth near the right field fence.
Had the ball got away from DOC"
Knight would have landed on second or
third.
In the fourth knight bumped EIber-
field on the shoulder with the ball when
he threw to Gardner.
Dolly Gray got himself out OF a tight
fix In the sixth when be pitched out
Gardner with Chase and knight on
bases.
o McBride's Texas Lacquer, followed by
Elberfeld's hit, in the sixth placed these
two players on bases.
Laporte batted for Fisher in the eighth
and was an easy out to Mcbride.
Fisher. outside Of the first inning
pitched gilt-edged ban and had our hope
fuls guessing.
KID El0erfeld oveGran Crees little bunt
IN the fifth and thus gave the Yanks'
middle gardener a life.
Cree later tried to steal home as Fish
er hit the ball Dolly Gray was not 70
be ratified and made a pretty recovery
Of the bail to Unglaub and got the LITTLE
twirler by foot. This retired the New
Yorks.
A splendid pickup Of badly thrown
ball by Austin resulted in Mllan's re-
tirement in the fifth
WIN THIRD STRAIGHT GAME.