The Washington herald., 1911-09-14
Boston Helpless
Before Hughes
Long Tom" TVirLs One of the Best Games OF
His Career, and Is Given StoneWaH
ESupport-MiLan Gets Homer.
BY WILLIAM PEET.

BY WILLIAM PEET.
Fer the first time in years the Ma
t,onaIs grained Il homo Series against
tie Ec-ron Red SON when Long Tom
Hughes beat them in tn, concrete coli
SCUM yesterday to l,
Cnlv fair sprInNling Of fans thronG"d
T., fortress T." 500 tie bunch from
Inantuyn take their farewell linE here
this season. bat those VII" parted with
Iar,. money are glad they attended the
frolw 1t WAS WORTH the price.
I.vrry Papr. the rrimS"n-hosed fling
er. ha-. on previous "ccrsjons. been ahI"
10 turn back our aspiring athletes. In
f!.",. 4. Wis rapidly "orking himself
i..o tt, .amv class with Doc White and
Jack DH.ug. nut b.. had L" TAX" his
lnc,i.. ir, Yesterday. f"r hy j"dirl"''S us"
q r.,. rlud-""n in III" tirst. sixth. and
..unrh rounds. "ur h">S pushed three
Itu...I -r'nud tn, su'k~. l.itt" tI!d
N.tau N@u-,rl OH; his first home run "i
r-.. =, .. nvIt,ne tine "H!I over IN" right
Ill. ..r, v..s wl"l, lo, closer than
=. -.ol. .uai-Htrs. and Hughes WAS i'll
g. ..., ..u-rr >, ,NtT,.' times. bHi N"nd"r-
r' r.l. work to- Jh" men behind him
vE.a 1l. visitors took l"n- chances on
ia. h..-... SG>rd IL; >'t"rtu IN tn" early
r".ud, After ,N. ur'h inning lIugl.'S
w.. ~ mc@l". and Boston was lucky
t. ,s,.r,. q ShuI-0ut.
Real sHnII pIa,im,. Here.
.- an ,>aInrI, of team work and quick
rh,n-... ny ;u- t"-.. folks the Red
So>~ 9Th ruru.sn"~ correct tIlustra-
rI-I. E'- Ua-ra >,r, c"l and ON" ont.
T.r..- Wis ur. and the latter had already
:,.>n j "u, two clean hits. Street SAW
l.. ,'"u... ru peg. tie iall 20 Mciirrd"
a. "ui, vas lal.il- q Ing lead of SEQ
won't e.. i'rii,. tossed IN, runner second
.a., W.Ila ..~ u:.. uu tHrt and Thought
h,. .,...1 ~nc.,n lomr. NciTidr straight
,r..I ur, Ink, flash and shot th" hall T."
~;,....r. ,iahtl touched Williams tw" feet
...u I..r rlar,. an Nci}r.d" = throw
hu... i!no,,.r - fast uI1u ON tn" bases,
,.a H,I InI- second St..,.t. instead OF
r.ruvri... lie. ,.il t. NcI'rlI, OF E.lh"r-
.G.. rushed onto rh,. Held Hooper
>r,'l"I 81 traction 81 second, Saw h"
v..~ ,Is-Hr. iu.,', a bluff T." =" back To-
',.5. and 'hru ~1~.n.,.i fnr s.r"nd Street
1r-. ,' ''.,. tail To S,hu'f, q. tt!" C"medlln
sG..a. ....j it /" Mcbride and iI""T.r per
ID , r.. l~.. tEf-d out. In this mnln-
.' l..H rn> nan-r.. ont rhrr" sal" EiiS.
fl NJ ." -'"rc a .un.
.-a.s rau perfect control and his
'.' ..d re I,rd S"N =luG""rS
49,. lin. IN tnrir n,.,!~ Nine m"u dirI
rr. 3. :k"-"d' .U.r
.r:r.rr.- play 1T -n":I Morgan on
1nt.d .r W"-hu2t"n. ami tire work of
s.,..n.r III .I. Boston n.'.'lI Wc"r
Cl.I1.- il- .-,!1.r" IIt.rr~ Ga.'hT street
c:a-h' ,@. ur his rare good games and
Gcrr:anE Snhacfrr MS III. sam" "ii
Ecyro, stared TIC bill rolling in the
orrru. aiming with - tw0-hI@Eer hy
I'r.:.. Nrrsoe ~nl~H"d t. route. for
u -i.-.,. and Milan. picking IN tine
NaU rr o. 3,.,d run. throw ont Hooper
ut h" r'ar". Speaker hir !n.0 Il d"Ihl'.
II:.
.. Y. ..,... ,r.,l lot -,i aS uans n.r<
III r.-.. Tvs, rn.lavr. but run showed
uI {" the dcn-nr of t-c crowd Milan
dew a walk. ~,.ll.'. ...rnI To- second on
S,f:t..rrr'S ogr Gnr1u"r tn EnGlr: then
r.ro" t',' h't-and-r'm sj@"1l Elh""f-ld
dr,>. a." hrH Iur"u-a Ntri~tr"m. and
N l.n s. Or.ri.
t:1a y,r,I~d aown. and although the
Natinrl~ r"'.,h.d un nj ~lIuts for two
hts after the same UIubt.r of men had
L"lr. IN the second. il WIS not until
tn" sixth th;'t nuorhor run WIS cnaIked
up.
Nnti"nnI~ >c"r" Ngnim.
S,Uari-r blasted open tn" sixth with Il
.In-Ir. r.lbe.r,lG popped to Williams but
I"'- ~nlt ui, T"Na~ iya-"rr which fell
.:', h.''s",.u Eu-lr Iinop,r. 4nd Card
Nor. Long got around To- SECOND ON tho
blow Srhacr"r pulling up 1T third CIar-
cnrc Walker grounded t" Tcrkcs who
tr..d 80 pick off Srln"Grr at home. hut
Germany beat the throw.
Nilu'. Hu.ur' i'm tN" ,rGhtn "avr the
Nationals their tuIrl tally The rrrlyd
haIG!s realize. The. ball vu.I'd land ON tn"
unseen side "i the '"n~". a~ Milan did
not til,. Il good I".itNN swing just meet
ing II rr.arrIy with H., md 81 his bat.
Pape's .l,.,d u.d rl. Test
In Il. I;'j-S"N u:ur.. ~ >hut-uUt was
avcrt,rl Speaker opened This chapter
with d .>..~, r:if".1 {" Milan. Gardner sent
up a i.il. foul hN wuirn Long got under
but n.uf"d. This "l:l," seemed 10 OIL
bouncci the n,Nt hail off Germany
Schae."l's sNius. r"a, Ilin- s.."ond before
the comedian could rcous," the pin. Ou
Lewis u.lr Mor-#u 10 : haCrcr. Gardner
reached third and S.u'"'i an EnCles Vi
cio"s single to left Ei--yrt. tatting for
C:l'lStruuI. drew a h"~. ON balls hut Nun
au.i.or who WAS sent in tn hit for WILL
Jams ended the game 10y forcing RiEG"rt
at second. NI-I}rid" to E,Incrf.ld
The Red SnX lett for Boston on the
miduj@ht train last night To-day is an
opcr date for the Nationals, and the boys
wcl'"In" the short respite.
The Score.
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