The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-16
STANDING OF CLUBS.
WHERE TREY PLAY TO-DAY
No Gemcs scheduled!
By GUS MALBERT

William Cheerful Mccullough. fully
accredited with his papers OF identi-
Ifcation. onco OF Cincinnati. but now
yof Pittsburgh. wherefrom have como
many persons more or less famous In
1.-THE world OF baseball. Including such
renowned individuals as John Honus
fW1lliam Cheerful Mccullough, Becre-
ltary OF tho Filipinos. spent a dolefui
thour and a half at Lee Park during
(which he watched the Rebs larrup the
livery hide off the Stogies. But-and
There comes tho saddest part OF the
ktale-he moro than made UP for any
jmoroseness which might have gather
ed. moBslike. during tho moments re-
l5erred to- by tho saturnalia Of 10Y
(which was his whom those samo pesky
land unappreciative Finpinos literally
etole the second branch of tho double
barreled encounter. After Grover
Goshorn had pitched a three-hit game
Erhe scores were to q and to q,
resp sctively.
Both contests were OF tho better
asind, thoroughly enjoyable. and the
park who has a kick coming is Grover
iGoshorn. who. though he flung him
self nearly into immortal fame going
Six full boxes without tho suspicion
lof bingle being garnerod. and finish
ing the nine with Just three blemish-
4ng the otherwise white page. lost
at was the toughest kind of tough
mess, superlatively. asgravatingly
trough. to say the least.
McIlwainc Hns Better Luck
McIlwaine. on the other hand
though hit considerably harder than
ms opponent, Hamilton. got under the
right side of the luckwagon and cana
home a winner with somethine To
spare,
The difference was that Grover WAS
hit just in the wrong place, talking.
of course. from his standpoint, while
McIlwaine took particular pains to
stop anything which looked like a
rally. Both beavers were given the
Kind OF backing up which means death
ito the offensive prowess of the other
fellow. Tom O'Haro and Al Newn-
ham were the gents In particular who
came to the front on all occasions,
while Pat Bohannon slapped a couple.
Mt least. In the face which might have
fond their way peacefully to young
Mr.. Adler. who hovers in the right
pasture. thereby causing considerable
damage to the hopes of both the fans
and Mr.. McIlwaine. who was debuting
his way into local favor
Anyway. they were a brace of
games worth going all the way to see,
and the threatening weather. mixed
with actual rain. didn't stop the ardor
OF the fans Just as the battle was
over the sun managed to peep forth
for little while, sending all home
happy. with recollecttons of a game
fight to take the lead away from the
visitors In the very last inning.
Fiiipinos Jump to Front.
In the curtain raiser. the Filipinos
were the first to find the home station.
It occurred early in the game-the
second inning. to be specific. Mr..
Sabre. whose prowess will appear to
greater advantage when that home
run of his ia exploited during the
narrative of the second encounter,
waited nasty-looking bender to left
80 fast that not even Tom OHare. fast
rs he Is to-day. could return 1t In
time to stop the youngster before he
reached second. Brouthers. who join
cd Pittsburgh after Reading had
vamped. delivered himself of a mighty
swat to the other corner. and the first
blood had been drawn
But Newnham was by no means
disheartened, He IS a hard sort OF
an individual to squelch. Exhortine
his braves Just as the third session
was closing. he coaxed tie. Hoff-
man got life on Warrcn's bad boot
and when Brouthers dug too deep ir
the dirt, trying to annex hot, slash
Dutch Travelled to third, counting or
b O'FIars's natural to left. However
that was ALL for Hamilton braced, ant
the inning closed with three left
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