The Washington herald., 1911-09-17

ION put up classy games for the ITCHY
champs.
AS the leading slugger of the day you
have to hand it to Dutch Feinle. In
his two trips TO the counting dish the
Georgetown ball tOsser connected for a
pair of safeties, leading the Bankers
team with percentage of LOCO. 'Inky
Davis with a close second with two out
of three, while' BOykin and Macdonald
followed with two out of four. The
Bankers hit in their true form in the
latter part of the game, but tie was the
best they could get.
Rawlings Called Out at Plate.
Reggie Rawlings surprised the natives
by stealing third and then making a
great attempt to steal home. To the
many in the stands it looked as if
Reggie had the base locked up, but Um-
pie Belts called him out. and the hopes
Of the Capital City were dead. Tai
I'enGelton. the former Episcopal High
star put up Il great game. stealing five
bases in the two games and slamming
cut pair Of singles in the second bat
tie
The NaIvIanders started after the
game in the very first session, sending
pair OF runners over the counting
block WOrthington received free trans
P0rtatiOn. PendeltOn tried to bunt, but
'hris captured his pop fly. and then
threw Wild to Riddle to catch Worth
ington off the bag. the Baltimore lad
taking second Jhler lined to Hayes.
the shortstCp throwing to third in
plenty of time to catch Worthngton, but
Mr.. McAtee. the Baltimore umpire. who
was looking after the bases, decided
otherwise, and WOrthington was de-
"lared safe. when he was out as plain as
day. Harlan famed. but Hauver
Slg mined the hall n fol
two bases, being thrown out at third
This drive sent Worthington and Uhler
over the rubber
IN the fourth the Baltimore champions
counted again. Eddie Harlan tripled to
sCnIer. and after Hauver had famed
I'ool"y. who by the way put up a sw ell
game both in the field and at the bat.
5: :inCled to right. scoring Harlan. Dooley
vas thrown out a second and Riddle
captured Naisers fly.
Bankers Get Two Runs.
The Bankers corraTed a pair of count
"ss in the third. After West had gone
out. Hanks to Maisel. Chris Feinle slam
med the hall to Harlan and after getting
the ball too late to throw out Feinle at
first. the second baseman made a wild
heave, the hall landing in the stand and |
chris completing the circuit of the bases. |
ht -Nldt l'blldlu SllSlGN ana stole sec !
ond and third, and when Hauver threw !
'"to left field TO get him at the hot sta
ion. Mike crossed the plate. Hayes
whifed at three and Riddle walked and
w-nt to second on the first ball pitched |
ON an attempted DELAYED steal Pierce
WAS thrown out at third
Two more Maryland runs were chaIked !
up in the fifth. Lawrence famed and |
Hanks singled, hut was tagged out when !
he sprained his ankle trying to get back |
to the bag WOrthingrOn was safe on first |
when Davis messed up his b)Under and !
promptly stole second. Pendleton sin |
Eled. scoring WoTthingtOn. and ne went |
10 third when West threw into center |
held to catch him stealing. Uhler drop |
Ted a little dinky safety over second !
base and Pendleton counted Chler went |
to third when West duplicated his trick |
0f throwing the ball away. Harlan end !
"a the inning by going out, FeinIe 10
Riddle.
The sixth inning saw Shock" BoteIer !
on the mound End the Marylanders man.
aged to get one run off him. Hauver
went out. Hayes to Riddle. but Dooley
singled again. On the first ball pitched. /
iDooley rambled to second. After Maisel
went out, Hayes to Riddle. Lawrence
dumped a punk single into right, Dooley
crossing the dish with the sixth and
last run made by the Maryland Athletic
Club. Twigg .orced Lawrence at sec
ond.
Hankers Start on Twigg.
In the sixth the Bankers started on
Twigg. who had replaced Banks on the
mound. With one down. Reggie Rawlings
singled to center, and went to third on
an error Of Hauver's When Davis singled
to left. Reggie scored. Dyer famed and
Davis went out at second.
Again in the seventh the Bankers man.
aged to send one runner over the plate
Basil Boykin opened the inning by slam
ming . safety to right field Bas stole
second, and after West and Feinle had
nied out, Mike Macdonald came across
Nuh double to left, Bas scoring. Hayes
'nded the run getting in this session by
going out on hard drive TO Twigg.
The real fireworks Of the fray came in
he eighth Stanza. Riddle hit the hardest
pall Of the day. but Uhler captured the
lrive after a long run. Rawlings walked
md scored when ''Inky'' Davis tore off
double to left. Fred Dyer then singled
70 left, Davis holding up at third. Bas
Boykin was there in the pinch and
damned the ball to left field for a single.
Davis scoring. West then drove the ball