The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1912-09-21
Stengel, a New Man, Makes
Good With Fans BY Slam
ming Out Home Run.
BATTING ORDER.
Especial 90 The Evening world.)

Especial 60 The Evening Wofd.)
WASHINGTON PARi /BROOKIIYN,
Sept. 2i.-Roser Bresnahan and his ball
toesers from St. Louis came here to-
day and began a series OF three games
with the Dodgers. 1t was a trihe raw
for baseball. but. despite this. close to
1910 fans turned out to see the game.
Rucker and Geyer did the twiriing.
First Inning-EllLs walked. Magee
hit to Kirkpatrick. who threw Wild tn
Cutshaw ut second. allowing Ellis to
reach third and Magee first. Whitfield
struck out. Magee tried to steal sec
ond. but was nailed, Miller to Gut
shaw to Daubert. Smith was thrown
out at first by Cutshaw. NO RUNS.
Moran grounded out. Houser 20
Smith. Cutshaw drove a long fly to
Masee. stengel, the new man. then
lifted the ball over the right field
fence for a home run. Daubert sent a
fly to Magee. ONE RUN.
SECOND INNING.-Evans singled
and reached second on Houser's sacri-
flee. Daubert unassisted. Rollings
famed at three OF Fuckers fast drops
Bresnahan walked. Geeyr famed. NO
RUNS.
Wheat hit to Rollings and died at
first. kirkpatrick drew base on balls
and reached second on Fishers pretty
err hit to centre for two bases. scoring
Kirkpatrick and advancing Fisher to
third. Moran singled to left centre.
sending Fisher and Rucksr over the
plate. Moran stole second. Cutshaw's
long hy was taken by Ellis. THREE
RUNS.
Third Inning-Ellis was an easy victim
on strikes. Magee singled and reached
second on Whitted's retirement at nrst
by Cutshaw and Daubert. Smith was
thrown out by Rucekr. NO RUNS.
stengel went out. Smith unassisted:
Daubert was easy for Rollings and
Smith. Wheat beat out his high bounder
| to Rolllngs, but was caught stealing
second, Bresnahan to Rollings. NO
RUNS.
Fourth Inning-Evans doubled to left
and went to third on Houser's out at
first. Fisher to Daubert. Rollings was
| disposed OF by Rucker and Daubert.
Bresnahan struck out. NO RUNS.
Kirkpatrick strolled on four low ones.
Fisher was retired by Houser and
Smieh, Kirkpatrick rea ching second.
Miller singled to centre, scoring Kirk
patrick. Miller stole second. Rucker
! singled to left. scoring Miller. and on
| the throw to the plate Rucker reached
second. Moran singled. hut was clught
trying for second. Ellis to Geyer to
| Smath to Rollings. Cutshaw fouled out
| to Whitfield TWO RUNS.
| FIFTH INNING-Geyer wWs Fuckers
sixth victim on strikes. Fsllss bounder
went over Daubert's head and went for
hit. Magee forced Ellis at second.
| Kirkpatrick TO Cutshaw. Whitfield
forced Mace. Fisher to Cutshaw. NO
RUNS.
stengel singled to centre. Daubert
walked STENCIL, going to second.
Wheat flied to Evans, Kirkpatrick
forced Daubert. Houser to Rollings.
Stcngel reaching third. and on an at
tempted double steal was caught at the
plate. Bresnahan to Houser, to Smith
t. -Bresnahan. NO RIMS.
Sixth Inning-Smlth famed. Evans
out. Cutshaw to Daubert. Cutshaw
made n great running catch of Houser's
fly in short centre. NO RUNS.
Fisher famed Miller singled to left,
Ruckor niei to Ellis Moran hodsted TO
Roilings. NO RUNS.
Seventh Inning-Rollnrs struck out.
Brcsnahan bounced out. Fisher to Dau-
bert. kcllcher batei TO- Geyer and
siagled to short left. Ellis out at first,
lCutshaw to Daubert. NO RUNS.
PEI rift replaced Geyer IN the box for
81. Louis. Cutshaw beat out a bounder
20 the infield and stole second. Stengel
out, smith unassisted, Cutshaw reach
Ing third. Daubert famed. Wheat out.
Rollngs to Smith. 30 RUNS.
Eighth Innng-Magee singled to the
infle!d. Whitfield struck out. Smith
forced Magee at second, Cutshaw Ia
Fisher Evans soinsled to centre.
Smith rea hing s-rond Houser struck
out NO RUNS.