The Washington herald., 1910-07-09
BY WILLIAM PEET.

It remained for the ST. Louis Browns
yesterday TO receive the worst drubbing
the Nationals have handed TO any oppo-
nent in years. Score: washington. z;
St. Louis. g.
The tailenders are here for five-game
series. and If yesterdays exhibition is a
sample OF what Is in store for them Jack
O'Connor is due for a few sleepless nights.
What pleased the fans perhaps more
than anything else was the fearful bonn
bardment McAleer's hopefuls slipped Joe
Lake. the best twirler on the visitors
STAFF, and man who has usually been
mighty effective against the local club.
Lake was knocked cut OF the box IN
the fifth. when six hits produced ten
runs. Bob Spade. the former Cincinnati
finger. was then substituted and held
the home folks safe during the remainder
OF the game.
Those ten runs como pretty near being
a record-breaker for the Nationals. The
Oldest inhabitant can hardly remember
when our ball club grabbed ten large
juicy tables in one inning
Henry Makes First Appearance.
Another pleasing feature OF the froIlc
was the initial appearance OF coIleglan
Henry, who, with Pitcher Hinrichs.
formed the Nationals battery when the
eighth opened, as McAleer did not care
10 overwork Johnson with the game safe
ly tucked away.
Hlnrichs. as was expected did not NOV
the Browns down in one-two-three order;
neither did Henry drive out home run,
but the latter certainly handled himself
like veteran and gives promise Of future
greatness.
The visitors could do very little with
johnson. and. in addition. gave zoe Lake
wretehed support The way Wallace and
Hartzell booted the ball was enough 20
take the heart out Of him.
The Browns jumped right on Walter
Johnson for a run when the game opened
ana there was no fuke about rhe manner
in which they obtained il. After Stone
had gone Hartzen singled and Wallace
drove the ball out Of Lelivelt's reach in
deep left, sending home Hartzell
The Nationals came back with a ven
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to Schwitzer Mcbride singled. Krlifer
slammed to right Mcbride was caught
at second after taking a long lead
Unglaub dubbed a two-bagger. which
sped past Hoffman almost 10 the fence.
and Kinifer crossed the plate, Streets
grounGer was booted by Hartzell and
Unglaub scored.
Milan Scores Twice.
Lake did better until the nth opened.
when the merry-go-round started Milan.
Leliveit. Elberfeld, and Gessler all batted
twice in this inning. Milan has the
unique distinction Of scoring two runs.
Those ten TALES were scored in the
following manner: Milan popped TO
Schwitzer, who muffed the bail and
before he could recover it Clyde had
reached second. Lelivelt's out, Lake 10
Newman, sent Milan 10 third. Elberfeld
singled TO left, scoring Milan. Gessler's
grounder got away from Truesdale, and
Mcbride walked. filling the bases Red
Killifer also drew pass. and Elberfeld
was forced across the plate. On ing
lsub's grounder TO Wallace. Killifer per-
ished at second. Street singled Clearly,
scoring Gessler. Johnson beat out an
infield roller, and Mcbride scampered
heme. Milan singled to left LelIvelt
clouted three-bagger to the same spot,
and Elberfeld also came across with
triple TO the same spot. This lombard
ment sent over Street, johnson, and Leli-
welt. Then, with Gessler at the bat.
Spade replaced Joe Lake. The sawbones
greeted the new twirier with a scorching
single. and Elberfeld scored with the.
tenth run.
The Browns got to Hinrichs when he
started in the eighth for two runs on
hits by Spade and Hartzen. a base on
balls. together with an infield out, and
wild pitch
A double-header is on the card for to-
day, the first game starting at o'clock.
The Scora