The Washington herald., 1911-09-14
FRAGMENTS OF TIE FRAY
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WELL we made it two out of three at
that from the Red Sox.
No game to-day; the boys will have a
ICst.
The st. Louis Browns come here Fri
Up on that series.
Tom Hughes pitched good ball, hold
ing the Red S"N safe when a hit meant
i run. They should have been shut out.
Had Ions held Cardncr's fly in tho ninth
the game would have been Il shut-Out for
Long Tom.
clyde I:nsle got his weekly hit in the
ninth. and that biugle scored the Ion"
Icd SoX tally.
pufy Lewis only got on" hit yesterday,
and that was very scratchy.
Capt. Mcbride put up good gam" in
tn, field. his stop and throw of WILL
i"ms drive in the seventh being a C"rker.
coaching lines in the last inning. I'm
rirr P,rrine called him and then bid him
GOOD NIGHT.
Larry Pap" lid not pitch such bad ball,
Speakers error helped the Nationals d
lutIc in the first round.
CarI,trom continued to play short for
tn. Ret Sox. and ne looked more at
home than on his previous performance
Th- y"ungSlrr handled "rcr"thlnc that
came his way in good >.'!c. and Morgan
r"hhrd him Of hit IN IN" seventh s''H-
sion
Tom Hughes famed nine Red Legs
rr,m - city OF culture and beans.
That iS going some for the veteran.
And maybe CvId,. Milan didn't cIout
The pill over III" .i-h, rl"ld fence mile
ri""prr never even made an artcmTt after
th, hit, The hail sailed on linz Uy"!
tnr Eat.ma >i-n.
The Red Son would hav" had several
runs If they mad ran tn" bases any way
near the prescribed form.
iris Speaker had a busy day in center
ii,ld Iris had five pur-"ut> and an "r-
ror to his credit for III" "ftcrno"n.s work.
N"ang Janvriu worked out in prarti""
"rI looked mighty COOL. II" is as fast
a. u-htuing, and plays the bag well IN
r,crirncc j. tho only thing he needs to
make MIN tirst-rat" third saoher.
Jack L~Iivclt was a-atn among the
missing.
Let it be mentioned that { ,ydo Milan
is some frs, sarilc.. In practice he
hand,cd cvery thing that cam" his way.
Ir"oprr met the second ball pitched for
IL double. but Milan threw him out at III"
plat" when he tried to score on Yerkcs'
single
EIhorrld snaggcd Speakers line drive
in tn" first inning and doubled Yerk,s at
second. Tho ball was travelling mile
minute
Tom Iueh-s snchE.d tn" second strike
over on Engle in the second.
Gardner tried to come home when
Lewis stole second. but McBrd" was on
III" JOIN and threw him out at the plate.
Nrtl many NdS III Iuil NIts = luNl"ull7
new gray jersey.
With two on tho sacks in the fourth
and one out. Hughes famed Duffy
Lewis, and Morgan threw Englc out at
EIr~t
We had lot # fun in the fifth.
Three Red Sox on the sacks and only
ono "ur. But tru" pcgging and some
h.Hdwork put the Bcancatcrs out OF that
session at last.
Speaker went from first to third in
tn" sixth inning on Gardeners infield
out. Ganhy was on the job at third and
caught the throw, Mcbride being in the
diamond.
Long slammed out his first extra base
hit since joining the Nationals in the
sixth. when he doubled to right.
Capt. Mcbride made a great stop and
throw Of Williams grounder in the sew
enth. Mac threw the ball while on a
dead run. II was some stop.
Speaker is aIYays on the job. In the
seventh, Williams threw to second to
catch Mcbride. and the ball went
through Gardner. Speaker was on the
job and held Mac on second.
Tom Hughes pitched i little ball in the
eighth. Pape. Hooper, and Ycrkes fan
ming in quick order.