The Washington times., 1910-08-27
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HERALD
II VS..
/ COLUMBIA, 101
With Reggie Rawlings on tie firing
line displaying all kinds of speed, me
Washington Herald whiteWashed the
columbia GOD, of the Marquette
League, yesterday afternoon. by to o
me game was interesting, but small
crowd was present, owing to the threat
enlnE weather conditions This IS the
first game won for the News .Oys in The
present series
Herald played good ball, only four
mlScueS beng recorded against them
while the Printers were weak in the
field and made a total OF six errors
Manager Charles Graf, Of the Herald,
says that he has accomplished his one
whip the Columbia team. He seemed
extremely happy after the game and
says that he viii show the boys good
time in the near future.
The Newsboys started right in after
the opener and sent two men across the
pan Upton was hit by a pitched ball
and Rawlings went to hrst on an error
and stole the Merkle station Then
Country Morris came along with one
Of his OId-time swats TO left field, which
sent Upton and Rawlings across the
rubber The next two men went out on
inheld taps, but this was enough tor
this round
In the third round WaideIich. Of Co
iunbia, made a good running catch OF
CHS high ny that went into deep cen
ter Waidelich also got three chances
in easy fashion
Third Bssenan Gil. of the winners,
made good stop of Waidelich. s grass
cutter ia the fifth session, ana naliel
him AT frSt in f7nc style Gih showed
M well all doing the game. his throwing
u the first corner being especially note
worthy He got a hit. run ana one
assist 70 his credit
In the fifth chapter Herald scored an
other run lust 10 be sure OF the victory
Boots Walters stUng the pellet to the
center garden. Durloined SECOND base
and scored on an errCr BY woods
The NewsbOys threatened 70 score
again in the sixth Inning Crabbie hit
to right and linton doubled to center
Rawlings struck wild at the tlrst three
balls thrown over. and Morris walked
Just when @ little hit would have done
50 much good Smith tapped one 10 the
UllGDET u
houS. NEillhide TO Suess. and an nopeS
yyerH gone but the Herald -cally did not
need the TWO TALES.
The Columbia Printers woke I'D in the
seventh when they almost broke into
the run column GrOGcher famed the
air and Sues got to first on an error ~
smith Then Pitcher Wiilnlde recorded
the first hit for the Printers when ne
shot the Diu To center iIe;d for two
sacks But al this tine Raw lnG-s ,lCht-
ened I'd and famed the T,eEr two hat
1e-s N-aiielich and ThOrnburE. and all
hopes withered awsy.
The Herald scored its last tally in
the seventh round GIL sent a little
bl1ur TO third and went 70 second
when wood made a good stop Of
DodEe's EroUnder and nailed the lat
ter at first Gil then tTOUted on an
error by Sanders
Reggie Rawlings proved too much
for the Primers. allowing only one little
hit Not more than three OF four bat
ters faced him in the early stages Of
the game He famed eleven men and
issued two free passes, none Of which
proved costly He also scored a run.
a sacrifice hit, stole a sack, and handled
three chances in fine styfe- He famed
the side in the seventh session.
Rawlings certainly was the candy
kid for the Newsboys-
Manager r E Sanders put WHIhide
on the mound for the Printers, be
cause ne really had no one else for
the occasion. The little twiTler
worked hard. but he was given miser-
able supper, and this alone was
enough 10 Iuse the game anyway.
he managed 90 keep the total number
OF hits down TO six. and famed five
men He also passed a man and hit
one but only one Of these fUmbles
proved costly Wilhide registered
the only hit for the Columbia boys.
and that was a tWo-sacker TO center
in the seventh round He also accept
ed three-chances in easy fashion
Although the game was played on
q muddy field il took only sixty-fiye
minutes TO finish the contest, which is
a record for the series
Country Morris did well all during
the game, ana made only one rniscue
IN all Of the twelve chances accepted
This unlucky one came in the second
inning, when he threw wild 10 sec
ond in an effort 20 get Willhide steal
Ing
On sliding to the Merkle station,
Pitcher Willhide sprained his ankle,
and when his followers saw that he
would remain in the game, they sent
many cheers into the air.
Crabbie did well for the Newsies. as
he handled hVe put-OutS at the first
corner easily, got one of his teams
six hits, and figured in two double
plays
The Herald pulled of two good dou-
bic plays in the third and sixth
rounds. pectively-RawIings 10
Crabbie and Allen to Crabbie-
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