The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-10-06
BOSTON CATCRERS
HAVE THROWN OUT
MANY RUNNERS
Giants, Who Hold Seasons Record
for Steals, to Be Pitted Against
Great Receiving Corps.
LIST OF BAcKsrops' VICTIMS

The New York Giants, the National
1-essue entrants for the worlds series.
TO be staged this week. have stolen
moro bases this year than any other
team In the senior organiS etion. and
their followers expect that when they
get into their important battles with the
Red Sox theyswill be able to pilfer quite
a few sacks on Carrigan and his asso-
ciates on the Boston catching stan. The
adherents of the Red Sox just as natu-
ran figure that Carrigan. Cady. ct al.
will be able TO keep McGraw's band OF
speedy athletes from running wild on the
paths.
Time will tell which set Of fans Is
right. The figures show that when the
Boston and New York clubs played a
post-season series in 1909 the New YORK
ers filched eleven hassocks in hve games
and the Boston catchers threw out -FOUR
men. Bill Carr:gan caught three OF these
contests, and II was he who tagged the
four McGrawites, Pat Dcnohue not max
ing a throw that stopped any one
Two Out of Five Caught.
In the American League this year the
Speed Boys opponents have not been
stealing with great frequency on Carri-
gan, Cady, Nunamaker, and Thomas In
the first five months of the season the
Bostonians' adversaries pilfered lSl bases.
Chicago getting So Washington "a Phil
adeIphia q. New York %, Detroit q, St
Louis %, and Cleveland H. While the
Speed Boys rivals were acquiring this
number of larcenies, 10 more or less
feet FASTENERS were being killed on IN
endeayoring to steal Thus Carrigan,
Cady. and the other two receivers have
thrown out two of every i've men who
have endeayored TO do the Raffies act.
stolen
him and his good right arm has cut
down s. men. Young Cady, Joe Wood
battery mate, has done even better than
Carrigan, who may or may not receive
some votes for the Chalmers car this
year. Cady has permitted "A steals and
has refused to stand for n thefts. Les
lie Nunamaker has cut down . men
who tried to steal bases, and is charged
with having allowed 81 steals Young
Thomas, who is not likely to be given
a chance to play in the series, has nag
ged men and his throws have been
beaten times.
Prom the subjoined list of players,
who have been thrown out by the Bos-
ton catchers this season, fans may make
I'd their own minds as to whether or
not the Giants viii be likely to run
bases at will on Carrigan, Cady, or
Nunamaker:
Chicago-Rath, 3; Lord, 3; Weaver, 2;
Zeider, .; Bodie, l; Mattick, 1; Collins,
i; Fourier. !; Mcintyre. 1. New York
-Zinn, 2; Dolan, 1; Hartzeli, I; Sterrett.
J. Detrolt-cobb, 2; Jones, 2; Crawford.
2: Baumann. 2; Bush. 1; Delehanty. 1;
Witt, l; Louden. l; Deal, /; McDermott,
J. Philadelphia-Strunk, 3; d. Murphy,
2; Oldring, q Collins. 2; Lord, /; Barry.
J. St Louis-Austin, 3; Shotten, 8;
Pratt l; Williams, l; Jantzen, / WASH
ington-Flynn, 2: Morgan, 1; Gandil. /;
Foster, !. observation-disclosures, /; Ryan,
!; Jackson, 1; Ball, I; GTiggs, l.
Victims of Cady.
Chicago-Lord, /; Callahan, 1; Bodie, l.
Rath, !. New York-Chase, /; Sterrett
L Detroit-Cobb. l; Delehanty. l; Lou.
Den, l; Jones, 1. st. Louis-Kutina, 2
Stovall, l; Austin, /; Stephens, 1
Observation-Disclosures, 1; Mcbride, L
Shanks, /: Laporte, L Cleveland-Jack.
son, /; Griggs. l.
Victims of Nunamaker.
Chicago-Rath. I: Zeider. /; Lord, 1
Weaver, L New York-Gardner. /; Cree
]. neutrality-suspicious. 2; Collins, 2
Baker, !. Observation-Disclosures, .; MI.
Ian, /; Mcbride, 1; knight, 1; Cunning
ham, /. Cleveland-Ball, !; Birmingham
/; Peckinpaugh, 1; Butcher, l.
victims of Thomas.
st. Louis-Pratt, /; shotten, /; Hogan
J. Observation-Disclosures,
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