The Washington herald., 1911-08-17
Sherwood Dumped
by Cornell II to S
Clyde Richmond Holds Churchmen Safe All the
Way-Alows but Fine Hhs-Cy Mcdonald
Stars at the Bat
BY G. w. SWAN.

u dil COTucIS VI tiC iOhp thc NoiASs'
Tigers walked away from the Sherwood
aggregation in division A, of section A.
Of the post-season series yesterday at
Thirteenth and d streets northeast.
Score II to s.
Richmond allowed the Sherwoodites
but two hits up to the last inning when
he let up and the Sunday. School League
champions managed to shove three runs
across the rubber. Not only did Clyde
pitch a good game but 1t was his double
that sent three Tigers over the plate
in the third session.
Manager Love decided to send Reds
Porter his star slab artist, to the mound,
and what the Tigers did to Mr.. Porter
was a plenty. Eleven hits, for total
Of nineteen bases. were gathered of
Reds" Porter during his, six-inning stay
upon the rubber.
Cyrus Stars with the Willow.
Cyrus white Hope" Macdonald was
the leading light of the paste singers
with the willow. Three times did Cy
caress the white Spalding with his little
stick. twice for a single, and the other
time for a three-sack clout. And in the
field Cy put up a neat game, dropping
one thyow that came below the belt.
Dhh put Ny III bdu anu thci e
was an excuse for him. Billy Marceron
slammed Reds for triple and a
single, while Charley Moran, of big
league fame, scattered a pair of safties
through the Sherwood infield. Taken all
in all, the Tigers were the clouting boys.
Manager Loves Sherwood tribe put
up great exhibition in the field, but
Richmond vas too much for them.
hence the IL to score.
Rawlings. who makes the great stops
for Sherwood around the second sack,
was responsible for a quartet of Sher-
woods runs. His single in the first
paved the way for their first tally, and
his home run in the eighth gave them
three more. This lai is going to develop
into some second baseman. Robinson, on
first, and Loveless, on third. put up
fast games, the former taking care OF
twelve hard chances.
Tigers Start Ball Rolling.
The Tigers started the ball rolling in
the first inning. After Porter had thrown
Mcdonald out at first, George Mullin
lost the ball in the left field weeds and
completed the circuit Loveless then
threw out Dutch" Hessler. but Porter
walked AL Handiboe. Big Cy Macdonald
met OHc OI 6eu SnOOtS, ana WHEN
the ball was recovered Cy was on third
and Al had crossed the plate. Bill Mar
ceron then poled single to center and
Cy wabbled over the counting block will:
run No. 3. Charley Moran ended the
inning by tanning.
Sherwood capIe back in their half by
pushing one run over. Pattan was an
easy out. Richmond to Macdonald, but
Hessler dropped Hietts SHORT pop after
a run. The right fielder stole second.
and when Hessler let Rawlings bounder
go through Hiett counted.
In the fourth the Tigers got busy
with the willow to telling effect. Hessler
walked. stole second: Handiboe whitfield
at three and walked bacl. to the bench,
but Cy Macdonald was there with a
hit and singled to left. Hessler count
ing. On Marceron's out. Cy moved up
to second. Moran then singled and Ed
monson walked, filing the bases. Clyde
Richmond then came across with neat
double to center. and three more runs
were over the plate. Mcdonald ended
the inning by grounding out to Robin
son.
Sherwood Gets One in Fourth.
Sherwood coaxed another tally over the
plate In the fourth. Rawlings singled and
went to second when Macdonald dropped
Moran's throw of Loveless' grounder.
Rawlings and Loveless then worked the
double steal while Brauner was tanning.
and when Robinson hit a slow grounder
to Moran Rawlings scored Charley
threw Brauner out at first. Rhodes ended
the session by flying to Hessler.
Again in the sixth the Tigers gathered
their bats together and pounded out sew
eral hits, enough to drive Mr.. Porter off
the slab After Loveless and Brauner
had captured McDDonald's and Mullin's g
fys, Hessler let four bad ones go by and
then stole second. Handiboe singled, put
ting Hessler on third, and then Al ram
bled to the midway sack. Not to be out
done, Bill Marceron poled the pill to left
for a triple, and three more runs were
over the plate for the Tigers. This ended
the Paperhangers' scoring for the game.
Rawlings CIouts Out Home Run.
In the last half Of the eighth the Sher-
wood aggregation threw a good-sized
scare into the Tigers. Sayer singled to
left and stole second. Porter was safe
on Moran's poor throw to .'Cy" and Pat
tan famed Hiett then popped to Mullin
and the Sherwood hopes died down. but
Rawlings was the boy in the pinch and
slammed the pill to center field for a
home run. sending sayer ana Porter
home ahead of him. Loveiess walked and
Brauner singled. but Cotton was
thrown out at third. ending the game.
The Omcial Score.