The Washington herald., 1911-06-06

firing Crawford, who had been passed,
and then tossed TO Germany" getting
del"
Bush made clean stop Of Milan's
grounder In the first but Zeb beat the
when Lafitte threw wild to Del to catch
him mapping.
Delehanty gets credit for peculiar as
sist by his stopping Lelivelt's wicked
grounder with his feet in the first, the
ball bounding to Lafitte, VINO retired
Jack at first.
Dineen made a rank. decision when
he called schaefer out in the first on
delayed steal. Germany beating the bali
to the plate.
The second attack Of the Tigers was
nightmare, stanage getting hit after
Dineen overlooked two or three strikes.
Lafitte followed with a Texas Lacquer.
ana with two down Cobb was passed, but
Groom worked his charm on Crawford.
and "Wahoo Sam popped to Lelivelt.
Cunningham was Johnny on the spot in
the second when he speared Stanage's
pOp Ily, tossing TO hC6rtOe at 6eCOuO,
who nailed Delehanty.
.Schaefer was made to look like the
proverbial 30 megs in the third when he
tried to steal third, Mcbride not offering
at the ball, "Schaef' was nailed far of
the bag.
It's a cinch that Dineen and Perrine.
In the Washington fans opinion, are Ex-
hibit A IN the undesirable class.
Cobb gave a rare exhibition of speed in
the fifth when he easily beat out a bunt
to schaefer. Germany fumbling while
hurrying the play.
A Iightning-like throw Of Street to Con-
roy in the fifth nailed Cobb stealing third
after Ty had purloined second through
the aid Of Perrine's poor decision.
II Grooms' drive to Jones In the fifth
had gone two feet farther he would have
made q two-sacker. Davy nabbing the
ball at the concrete wall in left.
Moriarity found Grooms' wide outshoot
hard to gauge, tanning twice and hitting
to the pitcher out OF three attempts.
O'Leary, usually 9 weaker batter than
the Tiger captain. hatted well getting
two hits and being passed once in three
times at the bat
A neat double was pulled or by the
Nationals IN the sixth. when Groom de-
fected Lafitte's grounder to Cunningham,
who tossed to Schaefer for the out. Dutch
I helped by heaving to Street and o'Leary
was caught at the plate.
Monsieur 'Lafeet'' showed speed in the
sixth when he covered first while Del
nailed Gessler's drive behind the bag,
DOC losing the decision by hair.
Poor Ty cobbi How weak his batting
was In the present series. Yesterday, out
of five times up, he had three hits, the
other appearances resulting in pass and
a pop foul Looks as II he will go to
the minors
| HowtnI do Dineen and Perrine have the
nerve to draw coin for their stunts?
Bush pulled of the play of the game
in the seventh when he robbed "Cunny''
OF safety by mailing his fly in left near
the concreteSwan after long run.
Playing FIRST is as easy as eating wein-
erwurst to schaefer, and that's saying a
great deal
ElberfeId was well received in the
eighth, when he batted for Groom. His
best was an easy grounder to O'Leary.
Wonder II some ball players are not
avoiding paying funeral expenses by
drawing big league pay and playing bush
league ball2
Milan prohted as Cobb did, in the first,
getting third on nun at first base.
bounded over left field stands. 1t was
good for single.
stand up there; stand up and let him
hit you."-H. J.
One double play. unassisted. for Cum
ninsham-
'-Ta-la-tee-ta! Dad-a-la-tee-Iar-H. ].
Which literally translated means: Won
der who's attracting this crowd. me OF
Tyr
| As = ga<herer Of foul flies, Gabby
Street was very much in the nne-light
| A howl Of delight went up when Stree,
threw Cobb out at third. on an attempted
steal.
Davy Jones back was bending over the
left field bIeacher rail, when he gathered
Bob Groom's fly In the fifth
Dony Bush made great running catch
of Cmningham's fly in the seventh, get.
ting the ball near the left field seats.
| ElberfeId batted for Groom, in the
eighth. but got out second 10 nrstN
Gray took GrOom's place in the ninth
in the box.
"An right, Ty. three ana two. Just the
way you like 'em, my boy."-H ]. Their
Cobb flew out 70 Street.
Most Of the fans bieme conroy foI
mot throwing home when Cobb wa.
scampering to the plate IN the seventh
lTy's forrp overtowered Street, and Con.
ROY wisely figured that the throw would
avail nothing.
Davy Jones kidded Street loudly in the
seventh when he. Jones, got his base OF
balls.
A moment later, Gabby caught little
pop ny. sent up by Dony Bush. and cams
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