The Washington herald., 1911-05-14
SO1 YHRoTIBD
BY WASHINGTON
IN FINAL GAME
Timely Hit Score Enough
Runs ttBeat Chicago.
YEsTEDAY's RESULTS.
Washfnrtor IL; Chicago, @.
PhiIadphfa, Z, ST. Louis, o.
Cpeland. 12; New York, o.
BostOn, 13; Detroit, IL.
JAMES TODAY.
Washing sbn ut st. Louis.
Phi badeIphin Mt Chicago.
Boston at Detroit.
TANDING OF THE CLUBS.

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hcagO. May l3.-Washington defeated
rhjWhita Sox IL 10 s in the closing game
othe series at the South Side Park to-
d. Ii was a see-saw battle. first one
bm and then the other holding the
hd The Nationals, however. finally
brged ahead in the seventh. and main
lained the lead tC The finish.
I \ fine Saturday trOwd turned out to
isee the final gang with the Nationals
probably 5000 pers,ns being on hand.
Mcintyre opened the first inning with
a bounce over second base for a single
Lords hot one WAS knocked down by
the pitcher, but fit, too, was a base hit
Matty going to Fecond. Callahan bunted
the two men atother notch farther and
then. with the tnfelders drawn in. Ping
Bodie cut a sIfgle past Cunningham that
scored both lIatty and Lord and Ping
took secondb the throw home Collins
came next ind laced a double along the
left field Sul line. sending Ping home
TannehilI grounded out: Collins moving
TO third Eorhan drove a liner at Dixie
Walker face. Dixie knocked it down.
but it btnced away for base hit and
Collins Ecred. Sullivan forced Corhan
at seceE. ending the fracas.
A li&tning double play by the Sox
got Lhge out of tight place in the
openiIt inning when he seemed to lack
contrL He passed the first man, and
then ionroy lined a terrific drive toward
righ scenter. but Tannehill jumped into
douting Milan. who was nearly to sec
ond
the second inning Lange began wild
lytgain and passed Elberfeld Gessler
styled to left, and Callahan made a bad
rturn of the ball. 1t got away from
ItrG and rolled TO the Bench, letting Ell
trftld go to third and Gessler to sec
ind. With this critical situation Lange
Eetthd down and famed three men in
a ror, Cunningham, Mcbride. and Henry
beini the victims.
Nationals Score First Run.
A bunglesome piece of fielding by Cal
lana and Corhan. who got mixed on a
fly fall, gave the Nationals their first
run the third inning. There were two
out then Conr0v singled TO center Leli-
velt then popped one TO short left and
bouF Fallahan and Corhan went after it.
The .fesult was that the ball fell to the
grotd and bounded away from both of
thief Cal making a final effort to get
it. l.eliVelt made a double out of the
mes and COnrOy raced all the way
hof. Callahan finally recovering the
bal and throwing to the plate, but it
wj too late. Lelivelt went to third
onIthe throw. This piece of business
thtw Lange out of his stride and he
pfsed the next two men, filling the
fes. but famed the third and escaped
ftther injury.
At the start of the fifth. a terrific
Hree-base drive to the right wall by
elivelt opened the way for the Nation |
Us second run. Elberfeld followed it !
fith sacrifice fly. bringing in the score |
Lange then famed sthe next two men.
After two were out in the Sox's half |
'f the fifth. Jim Callahan singled TO
,enter and then tried to steal a run |
'or his team. With the pitcher standing |
n the box. he started to swipe second |
Walker pitched the ball TO Bodie, and |
Ping lined it to right for a single. Cal /
ahan tried to come all the way home |
IN it. but Gessler's throw was perfect |
md he was tagged by an inch.
l,ange WllQneSS caused his finish in /
he sixth inning, and Duffy sent Scott |
o the rubber. Before Scott could sell |
le, he passed Walker, \filling the bases |
Milan then lined over second for a |
ngle, scoring Mcbride and Henry Scott |
Knocked down Conroy's hot groundcr and |
,ot the man at first Walker going to |
bird and Milan to second. LeIivelt, a
eft handler, was purposely walked. filing
he bases again. El5erfeld caromed a |
Jingle off SCOTS hand scoring Walker
md leaving the bases fun. GessIer fam
led. With two strikes called on Cum
l:ngham, Milan tried to steal home, but
vas tagged out. ending the disaster
Otey ReIieres Walker.
The Sox rallied fin their half of the
'ixth and got one man home that tied
he score. Walker then was taken off the
;lab and Otey. lift handler substituted.
zeider batted for Mcintyre and flied to
Sessler.
The Nationals forged to the frcnt again
n the seventh. Cunningham began with
single. McBrtie bounced one off Lords
eet for douhe, putting Cunningham on
bird. Henry singled to center, scoring
10Th men. Qey famed. Milan walked
sat was fored out by Conroy and Leli-
psit struck put.
Young e. Young went on the slab in
he ninth and trouble started at once
5annehill fumbled Otey's grounder. Then
nilan linf safely to left and stretched
3 to fouble, putting Otey on third.
,onroy Vpped out to Collins. but Lelivelt
hngled = center. scoring Otey and Milan /,
md goifE TO second on the throw home.