Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-09-04
POOR PITCHING LOSES
FIRST FOR NATIONALS
Athletics Bat Dolly Gray Hard
and Overcome Big Lead,
Winning, 8 to 8.
CASHION PITCHES WELL
EXCEPT IN ONE INNING
Coombs Effective in All But One In
ming. When Locals Scored
Three Tallies.
Spccia' Dispatch to The Star.

Spccial if~pai'I to Inc star.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa. September 6
Ten thousand fans turned out this
morning and saw the Athletics land an
easy victory over Washington by to
8 Nacks players had on their batting
clothes and knocked Dolly" Gray off
the rubber in the fourth inning. Cash
ion, who took Gray's place, did excel
lent work except for little Wildness
IN one session \ feature of the game
was Collins feat in getting four bases
on balls i'll as many times at bat. The
Nationals scorel all their runs in the
second inning. They filled the bases
on . single BY Gessler. McInnes tumble
of Walkers bunt and a pass to Nc
Bride. Cunningham then cleared the
sacks with a two-b Dagger to left field.
First inning-Mian flied TO Murphy.
Morgan sent a liner to Lord. Henry
singled to center. Henry died stealing,
Lapp to collins. No runs.
Morgan threw Lord out. Oldring went
out, Cunningham TO Henry. Collins walk
ed. Collins died stealing. Ainsmith to
Mcbride No runs
Second inning-GeSSler singled to right
McInnes fumbled Walkers bunt. Nc
Bride walked. filling the bases. Cunning
ham scored GeSsler, Walker and Mcbride
with Il two-ba sger to left field. Ainsmth
sacrificed. CoombS to McInnes. Gray
struck out. Coombs knocked down Mi
lans hot gruunder and threw the bats
man ont. Three runs.
Gray threw Baker out Murphy singled
to left. Mcbride threw McInnes out Ain
smith landed at the grandstand and got
Earry's foul. No runs.
Third inning-Mnrgan fouled 10 Baker.
Collins got IIenrys fly. McInnes got
Ges>ler's sroundef- and beat the batsman
III the race TO the bag. No runs.
Lapp hit for a three-hagger to deep
left center. Coonibs lined the ball over
Morgan's head, scoring Lapp. Lord
singled TO left. O.dring hunted fly to
Gray, who threw to Mcbride. doubling up
CoombS at second. Collins walked Baker
scored Lord and Collins on three-bag
ger To deep right center. Baker tried to
stretch the hit into home run and was
caught at the plate. Milan, Cunningham
TO AinSmith. Three runs.
Fourth inning-Walker singled over sec
ond. Mcbride sacrificed, Coombs to Nc
Times. Cunningham famed. .iinsmith also
famed. No runs.
Murphy drew four balls. McInnes sac
riced. Ainsmith to Henry. Barry singled
TO left, scoring Murphy. and Jack took
second on the throw in. Gray threw
Iapp out. Coombs singled to right. scor-
ing Barry. Lords drive hit the chalk
mark in right field. netting him three
pdSSSl anu SCORING tooiHoS. asHioh
went in to pitch OldrinG grounded to
Henry unassisted-:: runs.
Fifth MANIFESTATION flied to Lord. Muir
ply got Milan's fly. Baker threw .Ior-
gan out No runs
Collins drew four halls for the third
time Collins was caught mapping and
was run out. CaShion to Henry to Nc
Bride. Baker went out, Mcbride to
Henry. Murphy filed to Gessler. No runs.
Sixth inning-McInnes got Henry's
fly. GesSler fouled to Lapp. Coombs
threw Walker out. No runs.
McInnes flied to Milan. Barry beat
out an infield grounder Barry died
stealing. Ainsmi.h to Cunningham.
Lapp famed. No runs.
Seventh inning-McBride singled over
Collins head. Cunningham struck out.
-Ainsmith also famed. Cashion made
the third striile-out victim of the in
ming. No runs.
Morgan fumbled Coombs' grounder
Lord walked. OldrinS sacrificed Nor
gan 10 Henry. Collins got his fourth
pass filling the bases. On Bakers
sacrifice Az 10 Milan Coombs scored.
Lord. Cashion threw McInnes OUT.
Two runs.
Eighth inning-Milan singled over sec
ond. Morgan fouled Lapp. Henry flied
TO Barry. Milan stole second. C;essier
flied to Collins No runs.
Barry fouIed 10 Walker. Mcbride got
Laps fly. Cunningham threw Coornbs
out. No runs.
Nintn inning-Walker singled to left.
Mcbride forced Walker. Coombs to
Barry. Elberfeld batted for Cunning
flied TO toombs. No runs.
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