The Washington herald., 1911-09-03
SECOND GAME.

While ''Shags" Rawlings pitched good
ball in the second little, Shock Bote-
Ter deserves the credit for winning the
game, as he stopped the sluggers Of the
Cornell tribe when Rawlings had weak
ened in the sixth inning. "Shags" was
wild and could not control his curve
| ball
Shock did not pitch a straight ball
during the three innings he was on the
mound in the second contest. Every ball
was hook. and not Tiger hit him safe
in that time.
''Skeets'' Hayes and Marty West put
up classy games. while a peg home by
Reggie Rawlings In the opening inning
saved at least one run. Cy MacDonald's
playing at the initial station was one
OF the many features Of the afternoon.
the former Winchester crack taking care
Of every chance offered him.
Dyer Doubles in Second.
With two down in the second, Freddie
Dyer doubled to left. and Feinle, who
took Boykins place in center. walked.
When Marty West singled to center.
Dyer crossed the plate with the first
Bankers run. ''Shag' Rawlings, in the
eighth. ended the inning by flying out to
MulIin.
In the third Macdonald beat out a
bunt, and Hayes sacrificed him to sec
ond. Riddle doubled to left. scoring
MacDoRld, and Reggie Rawlings hit
safely. Davis lined to MuIlin, who forced
Rawlings at second. Dyer ended the in
ming by tanning at three.
The Bankers put the game on ice in
the fourth, Al Handiboe. who had re-
placed Wooden on the mound, walked
Feinle. West popped to King, and Rawl-
ings walked. Mike Macdonald slammed
the first ball pitched and II sailed over
the left field fence Tor a double, scor-
ing Feinle. Hayes singled to center and
S. Rawlings scored Manager Cornell
then hoisted the distress signal and
Bernie Gallagher went in the box and
promptly famed Riddle. Riggie RawI-
ings slammed the ball over the left field
fence, scoring Mike Macdonald and
Hays. ''Inky'' Davis made the third out
by lifting long fly to Billy Marceron.
Bankers Pull n Double Steal.
Davis opened the seventh with a sin
gle to left. and Dyer beat out an infield
hit. They promptly worked the double
steal. but Feinle. West, and Boteler. who
was now pitching, famed, and not a
Banker crossed the plate
With two gone in the eighth. Riddle
lifted another one over the left field
fence. but he died on second as r. Rawl-
ings grounded to Cy Macdonald
Shags Rawlings walked Sam Edmon-
ston in the ninth. and Sam promptly
stole second. George MulIin then sent
the second ball pitched over the left field
fence for two bases, scoring Sam Ed
monston. Charlie Moran sacrificed Null
len to third and Al Handiboe lifted a
long fly to Reggie Rawlings After
capturing the fly Reggie made a perfect
peg home catching Mullin standing. One
hit. One run.
"ShaE" Rawlings Wild.
'Shag" was wild in the second walk
ing Cy Macdonald. Billy Marceron
dumped one in front OF the plate and
Rawlings threw wild to second, attempt
ing to catch Macdonald. King flied out
to r. Rawlings, but Smith singled to
left scoring Macdonald. Lefty"
Wooden came across with a neat single
to the same field sending Billy Mar
ceron over the plate with the third Tiger
tally.
Again in the sixth it looked as If the
Tigers would send few runs over the
pan, but one was the best they could
corral.
Cy Macdonald led of with a single
to center and Billy Marceron slammed
what looked like safe hit to left, but
''Skeets" Hayes great one-hand stab
sraggcd the ball and held Cy on first.
Pierce Riddle tossed King out at first,
but Mcdonald slammed one over the
left field fence, scoring big Cy with the
last Tiger run of the game.
Davis Makes Good Catch.
With two down in the eighth Mcdonald
walked and stole second, but ''Inky''
Davis captured Gallagher's foul fly and
Cy was retired.
In the ninth after Edmonston had
walked, Mullin shattered the hopes OF
the Tiger supporters b. slanIming a bot
one at Davis, who threw Edmonston out
at second, and Mike Macdonald tossed
Mullin out at first, completing a fast
double play. Charlie Moran was an easy
but, Boteler to Riddle, and the Bankers
had won the amateur championship OF
the District.
The OmcIaI score.