The Washington times., 1911-09-04

Washington 40 8 o 0 %
Philadelphia 30 0 8 5 o ks
g., .- First base by errors-Philadelphi o.;
Washington, 0. Left on bases-Philadel-
phia, 4; Washington 5. First base OIL
,cashioDl cshn g. Sf innings IS pit pitched BY Gray,
two and two-thirds; innings pitched ty
! Cashion, four and one-third. Hits made
r-On Gray, 8; off Cashion, 8. Struck out
BY Coombs, 6; by Cashion. l. Three
base hits-Lapp. Baker, Lord. Two
base hits-cunningham, Barry: Sacri-
iice hits-Ainsmith. Mcbride. McInnes,
. 0ldring, Baker. Stolen base-Milan,
Double plsy-Gray to Mcbride. Cm-
3 pires-Perrine and Dineen. Time Of
I gamel hour and 40 minutes.
= PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Sept. 4.-Dolly
+ Gray blew up in the third inning and
! had to be derricked in the next session
after starting in like a four-time win
! iier, so the Athletics had a cinch win
/ ming the first holiday battle by a score
: Of TO g. ''Husk" Cashion, who sue
+ ceeded Gray, pitched fair ball. but was
] unable to overcome the champions lead.
"Rubbershirt Bill Cunningham came
! up In the second with the bags crowded
! and slapped a double up against the
! left field barrier, clearing the sacks and
! bringing in his teams three runs.
= The game. inning by inning. follows:
First Inning.
d wASHINGTON-M flied to Muir
| ply. Morgan went out to Lord the
! same way. Henry singled sharply to
J center. Henry out stealing, Lapp TO
Collins. No runs.
i ATHLETICS-MorG threw Lord out
at first base. Oldring was thrown out
/ walked on four wide ones. On an at
tempted steal, Collins was taken care
OF by Ainsmith and Mcbride. No runs.
Second Inning.
wAsHINGTON-Ge hit safely into
right field. Walker beat out bunt to
/ first base, on which McInneS made an
, error. The bases were loaded when Nc
4 Bride walked. Cunningham drove in
! all three men when he doubled to the
: cellent speed, but is wild. Cunningham
] reached third on Ainsmith's sacrifice,
! Coombs to McInnes. Gray famed,
Coombs stabbed Milan's drive with one
I hand and threw him out to McInnes.
J Three runs.
ATHIETICs-Baker was easy for
Gray and Henry. Murphy singled to
/ LEFT, McInnes out, Mcbride to Henry.
I. Barry fouled out to Ainsnith. No runs.
Third Inning.
wAsHINGToN-M -Morgan's foul was
3 taken care Of by Baker. Henry led to
! Collins. Gessler's terrific drive went
/ straight into McInnes's glove. No runs.
: ATHLETICS-Lappt triplod past Milan.
Coombs drove. in Lapp with a single
| past Morgan. Lord made the third
J Straight hit, when he drove a single
into left field. When oldring tried to
: sacrifice he popped to Gray, who COM
pIeted a double play by throwing to
Mcbride. Gray is blowing, and Cashion
E has been sent to warm up. Collins
I walked for the second time. Baker
slammed the first ball pitched for a
was caught at the plate attempting to
stretch It into a home run, Milan to
Cunningham to Ainsmith. Three runs.
L., Fourth Inning.
i SHINGTON-WaIlSer beat out a
: Hft and went to second wrfen Mcbride
sacrificed, Coon1bs to Mclnnes. Cum
ningham famed. Walker died on sec
: ond when Ainsmith struck out. No
! runs.
L THIETICS-Murphy drew a pass.
I MnInnes moved Murphy down to second
on q sacrifice, AinSmith to Henry. Mur-
I phy counted when Barry doubled to left
T field. Had It not been for great one
handed stab by Walker 1t would PROB
: ably have been triple. Gray and Henry
retired Lapp, Barry taking third. Barry
? eauntered home when Coombs peeled on
!. a hit over Cunningham's head. Lore
scorinR Coombs. Dolly Gray was
( vanlxed out Of the box and Cashton tooR
I KS place. Oldring was easy Tor henry
! Three runs.
-. Fifth Inning.
?, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS skied out e
= Y<frd- Murphy took care OF Milan
7 .6y' Baker threw out Morgan at mrs
base. No runs.
"a sArEuETICs-For the third time, Col
r 1sns drew a pass. Collins was caugn,
dat-footed or first, Cashion TO henry e
4 and Henry. Murphy flied to Gessler
: NoEuns.
hog Sixth Inning.
uAsHryGTON-He high fly wa
!. -taier care of-by McInnis. Gessiel