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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-08-12
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The Washington herald., 1911-09-11
ITALIAN TEAM IS
HOT AFTER GAMES
Hebrew Club Has Organized
and Eager for Fray.

Speed Boy Russo, who is managing
the all-star Italian team; has challenged
the other aggregations and would like
to hea:' from them at once. 1t Is under
stood that Dutch Stuckert is the leader
of the German team, and that Billy
Reagan will pilot the Irish ball swatters
Address all communications to Manager
Toney Russo, care of hte sporting edi-
tor, The Washington Herald.
The italian team tas played several
games under the name of the Ping Bodie
Athletic Club. and are anxious to meet
the other teams.
Following is the italian lineup: OliveH,
center field; T. Russo. left field; L.
Russo. shortstop; Giovanetti, pitcher;
GauzEa, second base; G. Zanelli, first
base; Salori, catcher: Messinio, right
field: Perrone, third base.
Not to he oTtdone. the Hebrew ball
tossers are in the ring for the race cham
pionship of the District, and the follow
ing team has been organized: Harmel,
catcher; COhencious. pitcher; Goldberg,
first base; S. Atlas, second base; 'Inky''
Goldstein, shortstOp: o. Atlas, third base;
Feldman, left field; FIeishman, center
field; "Pasquale' Spendaur. left field.
This team will have daily practice
from now on in order to be in the best
of shape when the series starts, and from
the talk of Manager Spendaur, they will
give the other teams a good run for the
money.
The Washington herald., 1911-09-11
AMATEUR GOLFERS
BEGIN PLAY TO-DAY
Hilton, English Champion,
Entered in Tournament.

Rye, n. Y, Sept. 10-Nearly 200 golfers
making UP the strongest array of talent
ever assembled at one link, are ready to
contest for the amateur golf champion
ship of 1911, which will be decided this
week at the Apawamis Club here, play
beginning tomorrow morning with an 1S-
hole medal round The tournament is
given a strong international aspect by
the entry OF Harold II. Hilton, the Brit
ish champion, who is regarded as having
at least an even chance for the title with
seven or eight of the cream of Americas
talent. If Hilton wins, II will be the first
time in the history of the game that the
American championship has been taken
out of the country. The experts pre-
dicted to-day that the play will finally
simmer down to four men-Mr,- Hilton,
w. ]. Travis, Chick Evans, and Jerome
D. Travers. Mr.. Hiltons feat of Satur-
day in covering the course in rs, only
two strokes above the competitive anna
teur record, made a strong impression In
his favor. /
Play will begin tomorrow morning at
$40. Some of the best matches for the
opening day are as follows:
~. d. Travers VS.. R r. Johnstone. H.
H. Hilton VS.. Max Behr, c. Evans VS..
S. J. Graham, Walter ]. Travis VS.. Ham
ilton Kerr. Frederick Herreshoff VS.. w.
a. Stickney.
The Washington herald., 1911-09-11
TIGERS BEAT MAPS
IN OVERTIME GAME
0lsOn's Errors Give Detroit
the Victory.

Detroit, Sept. 1o.-Donovan, Cobb and
Olson won to-day's game for the Tigers.
? to I. in thirteen innings. Cobb did his
part by hiking the circuit in the eighth
on bad throws by Olson and Ball. Dono-
van did his by pitching better game
than Mullin did Saturday Olson did his
part by contributing the error which
started Cobb around with the tying run.
and by a tumble in the thirteenth which
let Donovan home with the deciding
counter
In the seventh inning, after Jackson
had hit a liner to Gainor. too hot 10
handle. and advanced on a wild pitch,
Donovan gave Lajoie one over. straight
and not even fast. Larry pasted 1t 10
center for a double. II was the only
clean hit made off Donovan in the regu-
lation nine innings. Butchers hit in the
first was a bad bounder. The winning
run was made on DonOvan's walk. Bush's
sacrifice. an infield single by Cobb, and
Olson's error on Delchanty's smash.
Score:
The Washington herald., 1911-09-11
Red Sox to Open
Series Here Today
Boston Club in Crippled Condition and Nationals
See Chance to CHmb-Cicotte and John
son Are Dowr to TWirL

with Spencer, the big first baseman pur-
chased by the Nationals from Rochester.
Engle thinks the Washington club has
drawn the prize minor first sacker in
Spencer.
The question of first basemen was
brought up during a tanning bee at the
Ebbitt House. where the Red Sox are
stopping, when Manager Donovan spoke
up, saying: You fellows don't want to
lose sight of Jack Flynn. 1 recommended
Flynn to Boston two years ago, when
was scouting for men, and am only sorry
they did not grab him. Flynn should
make Washington a good man next
year
Capt. Heinie Wagner, the Boston short
stop, is out of the game on account OF
injuries, and the club has been woefully
weak in the infield ever since. Behind
the bat they are also crippled, but the
pitching staff is in fair shape. and as
for the outfield, everybody knows that
Speaker, Hooper, and Lewis make about
as sweet a trio as there is in the bust
ness.
With the Boston club are Tim Muir
name the dean OF baseball writer's, rep
resenting the Boston Globe, and Herman
Nickerson. of the Boston Journal. The
genial Eddie Riley is still on the job
as secretary.
The Washington herald., 1911-09-11

The Boston Red So2 open a three-game
Eeries with the Nationals here this after
noon. Eddie Cicotte is down to twtrl
for the New Englanders, while Walt-r
Johnson will in all probability be Man
ager McAleer's choice.
The Boston club reached town late Sat-
urday night from Philadelphia and took
things easy yesterday. The younger
members of the squad were chaperoned
by the old-timers and visited the inter-
!sting sights about the Capital
Out of the last eight games played
Boston has lost seven, and the club
seems to be in the throes Of a slump
Such being the case, the Nationals have
q grand chance to do a little climbing
the next few days.
Manager Patsy Donovan is loud in
his praises of Pitcher O'Brien, the
youngster farmed out to Denver and re-
called last week. who was able to stop
the Athletics Saturday. They can talk
about their O'Tooles'' said Patsy, but
this chap O'Brien looks mighty good TO
me. and I believe that some day he will
make one of the best twirlers in the
country
Clyde Engle is personally acquainted
The Washington herald., 1911-09-11
Bankers Are Still
After the Title
ity Lads-Battle Axe Team Plays Cor
nell Next Sunday Afternoon.

to land safely, his many friends here
are confident that he will get his eye
on the ball and continue to WELD the
stick at his Virginia League clip, which
was over the 300 mark, Only one hit
was made by the entire Pittsburg team
Inc Pirates at present are still very
much in the National League race and
Manager Fred Clarke is no doubt unwtII-
ing to give any of his youngsters a thor
ough try-Out, and when Kelliher will
make his appearance again is a uues-
tion. Should the smoketown team meet
with reverses and lose all chance for
the flag, he will no doubt be placed on
the initial sack for the remainder Of
the season, so that q correct line may
be had on his ability
Kelliher, after several successful years
on penpant-winning teams in the various
amateur leagues here, Joined the Peters
burg club OF the Virginia League the
latter part Of the 1910 season, and Gre
ated such an impression that he was
given an increase and signed for the
present year. His work in the virginia
League attracted the attention Of several
major league scouts, and he was pur-
chased by the Pittsburg club, which beat
the others to him
Dutch" Sterzer and Johnny Maoe are
back in town after successful seasons In
the professional ranks Dutch goes
to the st. Louis Nationals next season.
Joe Engle is sure some pitcher. After
twirliT.g a one-hit game Saturday he
came back yesterday and allowed the
Lynchburg club Of the Virginia League
two safeties. one Of them being very
scratchy. The Tigers corralIed eight
bingles OF the Lynchburg hurler, but
one run was the best they could send
over the pan. In the ninth inning, with
two on the sacks and two out, Cy Mac
Donald ended the game by flying out
to center field. It was a tough game
fer Joe to lose Had the Tigers hit in
the pinches. the Virginia Leaguers would
have been defeated instead Of victorious.
The Washington herald., 1911-09-11
BROWNS DEFEATED
BY WHITE SOX, 8-8
Benz Relieves Doc White
and TWirls Great Ball.

back to the home lot to-day and trimmed
the ST Louis Browns, s to 8. Doc White
was knocked out of the box by a fierce
batting rally in the opening round. Benz
relieved him and allowed but three hits
the rest of the way, two of them being
scratches Bodie busted a couple of
fences with two doubles and shot off a
single besides Block assisted him ably
in the clouting bee. TIE Sox quickly
cut down the lead and passed the Browns,
and although ST. Louis tied the score
Wallace's men were soon put far behind
by the consistent clouting Of the home
team. Score:
The Washington herald., 1911-09-11
MARTY o'TooLE OUT FOR SEASON.

ST. Louis, Mo- Sept 1O-The Pttsburg club in herculean
effort strengthen itself in view of the ebbng seasons
mhaps paid fabulous for the nvincible tHer Marty
OToo 1t appears that just before his departure from St Paul.
OToole twred his of harmony but in his appearance
major league the ambition of his life centered making good
the successful advance the whrldom necesi
taed his departure Youngstown Ohio tonight 60
the chaperonage of the renowned baseball boneeer For
days President Dryfu has been the of affairs
and finally Manager Clarke do the needft In reply
Clarke that OToole lost heart until Yesterday when
candy that for the Of the he had played
his last game
The Washington herald., 1911-09-11
REDS HELP GIANTS
BY DOWNING CUBS
HOblitzell Knocks Home Run
with Bases Full.

Reds to-day, S 10 3. and fell back two
games behind the Giants in the pennant
race. HOblitzel won the game for Gin
cinnati by hitting a homer over the
right field fence with the bases fun and
two out in the seventh inning. One run
had counted before Hobby made his
swat Chance yanked Richie after this
round The Reds counted once off
Richie in the sixth. and clouted home
two more off King Cole in the eighth.
The Cubs bumped Gaspar for four
straight hits, one 4 double. with none
out in the first. but got only two runs.
Doyle made the circuit after singing to
open the sixth. Clarke batted for Gas
par in the seventh, and Compton fin
ished out the game, holding the Cubs
helnIess Scnrn.
The Washington herald., 1911-09-11
By c. w. SWAN.

Back in town after tasting defeat at
the hands OF the Battle Axe team, of
Richmond. Saturday, the American Sc
curity and Trust Company aggregation
is still in the ring for the Inter-city
championship Manager Parker, Of the
Richmond champs, will send Strain on
the mound next Saturday in Baltimore,
in a last attempt to check the Maryland
Athletic Club, and the Bankers will' do
their best to tie up the series
While they lost, the Bankers deserve
great credit for holding the Battle Axe
to one run. In the seventh inning four
straight singles were made and not a
run scored. The defensive work of the
Bankers was Of the highest order.
"Skeets'' Hayes being there in the pinch
to throw out the runner at the plate.
While Mr.. Reside felt the defeat, he
was proud of the work Of his team and
is confident that the Bankers will come
back strong in the games in Baltimore
next Saturday.
Next Sunday. at Capital City League
Park. the All-Stars, of Richmond. COM
posed Of the Battle Axe teams players,
will tackle the Cornell Tigers. runners up
for the District championship. If 1t is
possible to complete arrangements with
the Maryland Athletic Club, they will
play the Tigers in the second game.
These games should be hot ones from
every standpoint. as the Tigers are ach-
ing to get a change at the Battle Axes
and Marylanders. Just who Manager
Cornell will have in his lineup is hard
to say, but 1t is a sure thing that they
will go the limit to trim the champions
of both cities.
Mick Kelliher, Washington sandlot-
ter, made his start in a big league uni
form yesterday with the Pittsburg Pir-
ates, taking McKechnie's place in the
latter part OF the second game.
While he was at bat twice and failed