The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-09-08
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Daniels retirement. as the Kid touched
him en- route from second 10 third.
Cree speedily sped infleldward for MI
lan's Texas Lacquer and got the ball a
few feet from second base.
Quinn struck Johnson out twice and
johnson struck Quinn out twice.
Milan placed a pretty bingle over sec
ond base in the sixth and was advanced
base a moment later by Kinifers neat
sacrifice.
Austin's speediness in fielding was one
OF the features of the game. His quick
relay of MeBride's smash IN the seventh
was classy.
Jack Lelivelt batted for Beckendorf
in the seventh and Quinn magnanimously
passed him.
This filled the bases. and a moment
later Walter Johnson got a free ticket.
thus scoring Elberfeld, and, incidentally.
tying the score.
Killifer made a great try for Chase's
fly 10 right field in the eighth, and missed
the ball by an inch.
A spectacular stop by Mcbride OF
knights swift rap and a lightning
throw TO Killifer retired Chase a mo-
ment later.
Wild Conroy's hard smash in the eighth
was too tOrrid for Third-sacker Austin
and Conroy made first easily.
On sacrifice hits by Gessler and Nc
Bride and a smash by EIberfeld Conroy
scored.
Daniels. first up in the opening inning.
slapped a grounder down Killers way.
which Red threw wildly TO first. the ball
hitting Umpire Colllhower on the leg.
The locals went out via the fly route
in the first inning.
one OF Quinn's fast ones plunked Cess
Ter on the Uranium in the second. knock
ing off his cap. Incidentally the Doctor
was the only National who reached first
until the seventh inning.
Chase soaked a grounder to EIberfeld IN
the third and the Kid promptly tagged
Daniels coming in to the bag from second.
Daniels drew pass with two down in
the fifth, and Chase singled through short
field, but Gessler took care Of knights
fly. ending the inning.
Johnson famed Gardner on three sue
cessive balls in the sixth.
Milan led Off the sixth with the first hit
for the Nationals. but neither Conroy
nor Gessler could BRING him across the
plate.
After Elberfeld had singled through
Knight in the seventh, old reliable Rob
Unglaub planted a wicked one into right
that put the Kid on third and himself on
second. This paved the way for the un-
doing Of Quinn
Mcbride made a spectacular stop and
throw in the eighth on VOTERS drive
with two on the bags. and threw TO XIII
fer. who made pretty pickup OF the
ball. getting Chase at second.
Kid Elberfeld saved the dav in the
eighth by grabbing Cree's grounder with
third occupied and touching knight com
ing in to third.
Wild Conroy drove ball like a shot to
Knight in the eighth which was too hot
for the third sac1er to handle cleanIy.
Ainsmith took Beckendorrs place be-
hind the bat in the eighth and demon
strated his ability to hold johnson. much
to the delight of Jimmy McAleer and the
fans,
Ralston, the new outfelder was In a
Washington uniform yesterday, and from
all appearances he looks like a good one.
He may be in the lineup to-day.
1t took Kid Elberfeld to sew I'D the
game for the Nationals in tie eighth,
when he smashed a liner past third.
Hemphfll batted for Austin in the
ninth. but the best Charley could do was
to lift little fly back of third which
Mcbride chung to.
With Cree on first in the ninth and one
out, Sweeney popped TO Killifer and be-
fore the Highlander wind padder could
scamper back to first. Killifer's throw
had the ball resting in Unglaub's paws
and the game was over.
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