The Washington herald., 1911-08-15
ANDREWS BEATEN
BY MANHATTAN, 60
Canaries' Errors Lose Them
Hard-fought Game.
SHORTY" ROGERS BADLY HURT
Stops One of Chfsm's Fast Shoots
in Groin and Is Carried on the
FIeld-"Jfmmy" DonnelIy Hit
AlsO-Luck Breaks Bad for the
Commercial League Champions.

The errors OF the Andrews nine and
bonehead base running on the part Of the
Canaries gave the second game of Sec
ton B. Class A of the post-season series
to Manhattan. TO 5.
A few minutes before the starting of
the game Manager Donnelly found him
self without pitcher. and had to send
Oakley, a catcher, to the mound Oakley
had twirled but part of an inning when
Bill Burley, the mainstay of the Man
haitian nine in the box, appeared on the
field. Andrews scored two runs during
the one inning Oakley pitched.
With two men out, Flynn was hit by
a pitched ball and went to second on
a pass and Howell clouted the pill for
a three-quarter-circuit trot, scoring both
runners
The Independence League champs
evened matters up in their half Of the
first. Chuck" Dampier reaching first on
Milan's miscue, stealing second. and
scoring on Monk Walters two-base
clout. Scott Dampier walked and Walter
registered on w. Donnelly's single.
Andrews Scores in Second.
''Bill" Burley went to the mound in the
second inning. and before the stanza
was over a pair OF runs had crossed the
plate on two hits. coupled with an error.
With two men out and runners on first
and second, Flynn hit ball to short
which took a bad bound over Hartman s
head. Before the pill had been recovered
both runners had scored and Flynn was
resting at third. Manhattan failed to
score in their half of the second.
In the third Andrews pulled of a piece
of bonehead base running Howell flied
to short, Miller. the next man up, got a
single, and Crabble and Rogers each got
a free pass. Three men were on and
only one out. Fegan threw to first to
catch Rogers, Miller started for home
and was caught at the plate. Crabbie
started for third and Rogers for second.
Fegan heaved the pellet TO Jimmy
Donnelly. who dropped the throw, and
Crabbie was caught between second and
third
Manhattan scored run No. in the
third. Scott Dampier walked and went
to second on w. Donnelly's sacrifice
Hartman batted a single to left and
Scott registered at the counting station.
The Canaries got their final tally in
the fourth. Chism got a single and
went TO second on a wild pitch. Milans
flied to left, and Jos Mulvey knocked a
| screamer down the first base line, scor.
ing Chism
The winners of the independence
League bunting tied the score IN theil
half of the fourth. Burley and Rapr
We're easy outs, and Jimmy Donnelly
was issued free transportation to first
Chuck Dampier hit to Joe Mulvey and
Donnelly started for second. Instead
of throwing to second, where he had
| an easy out, Mulvey heaved the pill
wild to first AMI both runners were
safe. In an attempt to get Donnelly
at third Miller threw the pill to, left
| field and Donnelly and Dampier crossed
the plate, tying the score. The winning
| tally was showed across in the fifth IN
| ming Scott Dampier hit to left for two
| bases. w. Donnelly, the next man up
| hit a fly to left, which Crabbie mis-
| judged, and Dampier galloped over the
pan with the winning run.
Two accidents marred the afternoon
Jimmy Donnelly was hit in the head
by a pitched ball IN the second round
but gamely resumed play. In the fourth
Shorty" Rogers caught one of Chism';
fast ones In the groin and was carried
off the field.