The Washington herald., 1912-06-29
NOTES OF THE CLIMBERS.
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stops a la Gandn. "Schaef'' performed
like a Collins at second. Jack Ryan, al
short, cavorted around short like a
youngster, and Jack knight at third
made some classy scoops and throws.
Jim Vaughan looked pretty good. at
that.
And so did Barney Petty.
Chick GandI made a couple OF sensa-
tional catches.
George Mcbride also put up q neat
game in the field.
Walter Johnson or Groom to-day.
And We will more than likely get Eddie
Plank this afternoon.
Big Jim Vaughan was given a hearty
welcome by the fans when he took the
field.
Vaughan jumped about three feet in the
air. captured Strunks bounder. and
threw Amos out at first in the opening
chapter.
Since ''schaef'' replaced Morgan at sec
ond on account Of a charley horse, Eddie
Ainsmith has been proving himself a
capable coach, working on the lines with
Grif.
Grin was sent to the bench for kicking
on Evans decision in the first, Bob
Groom taking up the coaching duties for
the remainder Of the game.
Assists on the first fve put-outs Of the
fray were made by JIM Vaughan. Some
fielding pitcher.
Capt Mac made a pretty stop Of Old
rings grass cutter in the Second, tossing
Bris Lord cut at the midway.
Red Walker connected for the hrst
safe hit of Bender.
Mcbride came through with a slashing
single to left. scoring Walker. in the
second frame. The fans showed their
appreciation by prolonged applause.
shank's running catch Of McInnis' foul
fly in the third was a PlppIn.
strunk was the first victim OF Waugh
ans craftiness; the ieet-footed left gar
dener tanning.
Derrick followed strunk's lead, also
tanning.
Comedian schaefer was issued free
passes to the initial corner in the first
and third.
Although Ira Thomas bounder took a
bad hop. Buzz Foster gobbled it up and
threw him CThomas), out TO Gandil.
Mcbride and GandiI pulled a neat double
play in the fourth Bender was on first,
Lord hit TO Gandil. who threw to Nc
Bride. retiring the Chief; Mac back TO
Chick ended the inning.
There is a possibility OF imp. Wester-
velt working for the Armour Company
in Chicago next season instead OF hold
ing a job in the big show.
Gandirs hit for the three-quarter cir
cult rolled to the extremity Of the left
field stands.
In the fourth, fifth. and seventh in
nings the las" were retired in order.
The seventh session opened with Jawn
Coombs on the hIllock.
''schaef" waits EN- all out; two walks
of Bender and one on Coombs.
Three and two on Shanks in the sew
enth and two down. But the best
Howard could do was to swing for the
third strike.
But Shanks came right back and re-
deemed himself. catching a vicious drive
that looked good for a base hit from
Eddie Collins bat.
Two out in the Phils' half Of the
eighth. and Derrick. a consistent batter,
UP. He took a healthy swing and the
mile a minute clip. It looked good for
at least a pair OF bases. Gandn jumped
in the air, showed up his mitt, and the
ball stuck Was the great first baseman
CCan a duck swim0
Williams batted for Vaughan in the
eighth. and was called out on strikes
by Westervelt.
Williams was chased to the dressing
room for hooting at the Jump" after
he had been called out.
Eddie Collins beautiful stop OF schaef-
er's grounder killed what looked good
for a clean hit.
Joe EngeI made his second appearance
before a home crowd, twirling the last
inning.
Two scratch hits which availed moth
ing were all that were garnered on the
Babe"
McInnis made a neat catch of Milan's
line drive in the second stanza, retiring
the side.
Chick Gandr took care of thirteen
chances