The Washington herald., 1912-08-24

made up Tor MS poor throwing Dy
cracking out a pair of doubles and
scoring the first Post-office tally in
the fifth round.
kfdwell on the Mound.
Manager Gray sent Kidwe1 to the
mound and until the fifth inning kid
die" allowed but two bingles. In this
ro9nd a double, an error. and two passes
forced Kraft across the pan with the
tying run. Sullivan replaced Kidwell in
the sixth with the score standing two
all and allowed three bingles, giving
Post-office the game.
Capt. Green. in center for the Elec-
tricians, put up a neat game In the field.
taking care of three hard chances with
out sip-up. In the third inning, with
Kraft resting on second as a result of
his double over the left field fence. Barn
hart hit liner to left center. Green
was OFF with the crack of the bat and
nipped the ball on a dead run. Again
in the sixth box Green pulled a nice
catch, robbing Kraft of 2 hit by a good
trap of his drive over second.
Pepco scored in the opening round.
Murphy walked and stole second Martin
received free transportation, and when
Fury singled to left Murphy scored.
Martin being thrown out at third by
Lyons. Tug was nipped at the keystone
and Morris walked. Country" swiped
second and third, but Litz ended the
inning by tanning.
With two down in the Mailmen's half
of the first, Kerr was safe on Litz's
error and Vaughn singled to right.
Jimmy beat II for third. but was out
city block when Morris made a perfect
peg to Howard.
Fcrgie in n Hole.
1t looked bad for Ferguson in the third.
kidwell and Murphy hit. and Martin
sacrificed them around. The Judge put
and famed Morris.
Post-office tied the count in the fifth.
Mayor Kraft slapped another double
over the left field fence. Ferguson was
safe when Martin fumbled his hard-hit
grounder. Barnhart advanced the rum
ners peg and Dyons walked, filling the
bases. Jimmy Kerr took three healthy
swings, and after fouling off about a
dozen Merrill Vaughn strolled. forcing
Kraft in with the run which tied the
count. Babe Adams ended the session
by tanning.
In the sixth Manager Gray's lads
forged to the front by lone tally.
Morris famed and Litz walked and stole.
Green famed and Howard slammed a
not uOuDle 10 the center neId fence,
sending Litz over the counting block.
Dutch" Munich ended the frame by
swinging three times.
Won I'm the sixth. T
Beard opened the sixth by walking and
stole second. Fenton shot line drive
to left, Tug Fury having his back turned
to the plate at the time and the bingle
going for double. scoring Beard. Man
ager Gray gave Kidwell the high sign
at this stage of the battle, and Ted Sui
livan. the hurler who beat the Mailmen
last Saturday. went into the box. Green
got Krafts hard drive. but Judge Fer
guson came through with a hit. upsetting
all the dope and sending Fenton to
third. Barnhart walked, filling the bases.
Ferguson was nipped Off second. but
Lyons beat out an infield hit, again fill
ing the sa cks. Kerr came across with a
nice single along tile third base line.
scoring Fenton and Barnhart. Vaughn
ended the inning by going out, Murphy
to Litz.
Sullivan opened Pepco's half of the
seventh with a hit, and Murphy lifted TO
Kerr. Gill walked and Fury forced Sui
livan at third. Morris ended the game
by driving to Beard, who forced Fury at
second.