The Washington herald., 1911-08-27
AloySiuS Dumped
ByCornen Tito /
Clyde Richmond Holds District League Champs
Safe All the Way-Lynch and Hummer
Pounded Hard-Tigers Land Title.
By c. w. SWAN.

Aloysius received a good beating yes
| terday at the hands of the Cornell IT,
gers in the deciding game of Division
A. Section A of the post-season series.
| The Paperhangers swatted out eleven
| runs to the District League champions
lone tally
Clyde Richmond, the mainstay OF the
Tigers in the box, served them over for
the Capital City League champions, and
he had the Aloysius boys buffaloed from
the start holding them to five hits in
nine innings and not walking a man.
Clyde pitched one of the best games of
his career and deserved the victory.
On the other hand. both Lynch and
Bob Hummer, who hurled the pill for
the Aloysius Clubmen, were ineffective.
being touched for a total of fifteen hits,
including two baggers by Edmonston,
Mullin, and Macdonald. Big Cy.'s clout
went clean over the wire screen in left
field. That was some clout
LIoysfus InfieId Blows Up.
But the entire blame must not be put
upon the beavers. The Aloysius infield
played like wooden men, all in all, eight
errors being charged to them, includ-
ing a dropped fly by Wilkinson that let
in a pair of runs.
ger of the day. the third sacker bounc-
ing out three safeties out of six trips
to the plate. brennan and Sullivan
were the only Aloysius sluggers to hit
the pride of the Paste SINGERS. Each
of these youngsters connected for a
pair of safeties.
Cornell started in the first session.
Edmonston slammed the first ball
pitched by Talbert Lynch to right for
1I
beat it out. Moran forced Edmonston
and Handiboe forced Mullin. and Mac
Donald lifted to Taylor, ending the in
ming.
Second Inning Kills Aloysius.
The Paperhangers put the game on ice
in the second round. Marceron went out,
Sullivan to Greer. and Richmond walked.
King stopped the ball with his arm and
rambled to first Jessie Baggett, our
erstwhile receiver. poled the pill to left
for a single, filling the bases. Then Sam
Edmonston, the slugging wonder,
slammed another of Mr.. Lynch's shoots
to the out field. this time the ball 60
ing to the center field and sending a
pair of Paste Singers over the counting
block. Mulln famed at three and Hor-
an walked. AL Handboe, the coming ma
jor Lacquer. lifted a long fly to Johnny
Wilkinson, which he politely dropped, and
two more runs crossed the plate. Lynch
then walked Macdonald. Manager
OConnor hoisted the distress signal and
Bob Hummer replaced Talbert Lynch on
the firing line. Billy Marceron, the first
man to face Hummer, popped to Hines,
ending the inning.
Cornell sent a run over the plate in the
sixth without a hit. Moran was safe on
Hines error and Handiboe sacrificed him
-I-r,r 1,0l q
hot one at Hines. which the shortstop let
go through him, Moran scoring.
Bob Hummer Hit Hard.
Bob Hummer was touched up for three
hits In the eighth for a pair of runs. Cy
("White Hope'O Macdonald was safe on
Sullivan's error and when Babbington
had a short passed ball. Cy tried to go
down, but true peg had him easy. Billy
Marceron then beat out an infield hit, and
Clyde Richmond, not to be outdone,
dropped a bingle into right. King. the
nifty short fielder. lifted a high fly to
Taylor, Billy Marceron beating the throw
home by yards Jesse Baggett then
punched his second hit Of the day to left
field, and Richmond counted with run
No. 9.
Just to keep in trim for the finals, the
Tigers sent two more runs over the
plate in the ninth. Mullin opened the in
ming by flying out to Taylor. Moran and
Handiboe singled in quick succession and
when Widmayer let MacDonalds drive
go through him, Moran scored. Billy
Marceron again sent the ball out of
reach of the infielders and Handiboe
counted Al then stole second. The next
two men popped to Jack Hurley.
The only Aloysius run crossed the pan
in the sixth. Taylor popped out to
Marceron. brennan then singled to left.
widmayer popped to Macdonald. Hur-
ley singled. putting brennan on third,
and when Sullivan singled to right Drer>
nan counted with the first and last run
of the District League champions. This
game put the Aloysius club down and
out for the championship of the District.
The Official Score.