Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-08-16

In the very first inning the Printers
got in trouble when Cohill was walked
and Sam Johnson hit slow one to third.
Harry Smithson hit to Weaver. who
caught Cohill going to third. and he then
struck out both Hartman and Thompson.
The Printers in this inning failed to get
a man on first.
The second inning was simply awful,
Weaver being hammered all over the lot,
and with q combination Of errors seven
runs were scored by Nativity. Weaver
started of by hitting Dean. r. S,nithson
hit to Suess. who caught Dean at the
plate: then Burns the curly haired ma
rine. slashed out beauty three Dagger
to right, sending home Smithson and
Dougherty. Cohiil hit 10 Reynolds. who
fumbed. Burns scoring. Johnson was
retired. Mckay to Suess. II. Smithson
singled through second for two bases
scoring Cohil. Hartman then smashed
out another three-bagger, the second OF
the inning, to left center, scoring Smith
son: then Thompson hit one in the same
place for three bases, Hartman scoring
Dean got on when Reynolds again
fumbled. Thompson coming home. Lefty
Smithson singled through short, but
Dougherty ended this awful session BY
flying out to Thornburg In the Printers
half Suess, the first man up, singled past
first Weaver was thrown out by John.
son. Thornburg going the same route
Reynolds singled scoring Suess. Cook
got on on an error, went to second on q
bad throw by Thompson and then tried
to steal third, with the base occupied by
ReynO,ds-an easy out.
In the third Burns singled through
short, Cohill got a life when Julian erred.
Johnson hit to Julian. who tried TO get
Cohil at second, Cohill coming home
when Julian fell all over himself trying
to get a throw from Suess. Harry Smith
son singled. scoring Johnson. Result. two
more runs In the Printers half Mckay
was passed. Julian was an easy out.
Mckay stole second. Wood was hit in the
ribs Suess singled over first scoring
Mckay. and Weaver singled through
third. scoring Wood and Suess, which
ended their scoring.
Nativity scored three more, one in the
fourth. sixth and seventh.
Burns pitched fine game. not having
to extend himself after the slaughter In
the second striking out four and only
allowing five hits, passing four
SLess was the only one to gauge Burns
delivery, while Henry Smithson was the
heavy hitter. getting two singles and q
double johnson, Thompson and Burns
each got two
"Katz' Dean will make mighty good
ball player one of these days. He Is fast
now and plays swell game at second.
The kid is only seventeen years old. but
he can hit we'll and is one of the b st
tielders in the eastern section of the city.
Eight errors were charged up against
the Printers. Get together, boys, for that
series with Boston.
Today's game will be for blood, az Ma
tivity has to win to stay in the race, and
they are saying all kinds of things that
will happen to Ninth In todays conflict.
CLASS G.
Game NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 2; Park, 2.
Game today-Government Printing Of
flee VS.. Southern. 9Th street and Florida
avenue northeast, SIS pm.
Southern. of the r. r. Y. NJ. C. A.
League. and Park Athletic Club. OF the
Northern Association, battled for eight
innings yesterday to a tie. The game was
we'll played throughout and scoring was