The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-09-18
CORNELL CO. wins
FROM ST. NICHOLAS
New Workers Soundly
Beaten on Home
Grounds.
BUSCHER IN FORM,
SCORES A SHUT OUT
King, Keane, and Vaughn Play
Best Ball for Wash
ington.

NEW YORK. Sept IS.-The Cornell
Company team. elated with victory. Is
preparing to see the sights this after
noon before its return to Washington
This is the first trip to New York for
many OF the boys. and the sights are
eagerly taken in BY every one on the
trip
The team took part in its second
game in the intercity series yesterday.
winning from St Nicholas, the team
represeuti2g New York and winners OF
the Interborough League, by s to O.
Il was a case Of Cornell being better
than St Nicholas and by much more
than the score indicates, although the
game was interesting from q Washing
ton standpoint St Nicholas was power
less before the pitching Of big Phil
Buscher, there being but two hits made
off him in the seven rounds Of the game
These two hits were Of the scratchy
variety, one being a dump down third
base which Vaughn let go thinking Il
was foul. and the other sifted through
Vaughn because his ankle prohibited
any fast work
On the other hand Cornell Company
got to a person by the name CT Pfanmil-
Ter and took untold liberties with him
PfanmiIler halls from Jersey City, and
belongs 70 Iron Man Joe McGinnity,
who runs the team over there Bridges
from Jersey City caught Pfanmfller and
do Il well Pfaumiller looked the Cor
nell boys over and apparently decided
that he had no hope, for while he work
ed with vim he had little on the ball,
which was sent to the far corners Of
the lot Some fourteen hits went with
the washington contingent, and there
was not a man on the team who did
not get a hit
The features Of the game were con-
trfbute6 by King, Keane, and Vaughn
st. Nicholas got but one chance to
score and that was nipped IN the bud
when King made q great one-hand
stop OF Hayes throw. which retired the
runner King also got in a neat ssCr1-
fee ard got the longest hit Of the day
when he drove a three-bagger over
the fence Billy Keane furnished a shoe
string catch in the last inning which
was a beauty. On one OF the few balls
hit out OF thu iHfleld Keane came rae
ing in and made a fine stop back Of
shortstop- Vaughn led in the hitting as
he got three, two being doubles
Considering the fact that the team
had little or TO practice last week the
exhibition was one Of the best Cornell
Company has made this year. Almost
the strongest possible lineup was put
IL, as the Jersey SkeeteT was feared at
first When the Washington team got
20 work in earnest there was nothing
to the game. Despite the number Of htSs
the game was played in short order. tax
ing sixteen minutes less than the first, IN
which St Nicholas downed St Igna-
thus by to J.
A fine stop BY Maver prevented many
runs in the first inning Keane opened
L Gin 70
beat out a hunt MarCeTOn hunted and
PfanmilieT threw to third, but Riders
foot was on the base and three men
were on Brown lined to MAYER, who
doubled Keane at third Handiboe sin
gied to left. scoring Vaughn Hayes
was thrown out by AIaver- One run
In the third Vaughn was called out
on high strikes Marceron singled to
night On the hit and IN Brown sin
gied to rlEhE and MaTcerJn scored on a
close decision at the plE-e, Brown GO
ing 70 third. Handiboe teat one out az
first and Brown came Ia on the play.
Handiboe stole second, but neither