The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1914-09-12
.YANKS beaten
IN final GAME
Jim Shaw Allows but Three
Hits in Farewell Contest.
Between These Clubs.
THE SCORE IS 4 TO 2
McEIaIe Batted Hard in Third Inning.
Morgan Hits Timely-Foster
in Limelight.
by WILLIAM PEET.

Grin handed his old pal Frank Chance,
parting shot here yesterday when he
turned Jim Shaw loose on the Yanks. the
youngster returning with a nifty to 2
triumph. It.was the final clash Of these
teams this season. and only a handful
OF fans turned out.
Shaw seems to be New York's nemesis
this year. for he has beaten them fiye
games out Of six starts. Three hits were
all the Chancemen could pull down
against his assortment of curves and
speed yesterday.
Marty McHale. who started for the
Yanks. was Jared much harder than
the score shows Ray Morgan came
through with some Of his 1913 stun when
he collected three hits out Of four times
up. driving in a couple Of runs in the
third inning with a smoking single to
left center.
Eddie Fosters work around third base
was as sensational as 1t was clean cut
He handled five out OF six chances in
fiawless style, robbing a couple OF the
aliens OF sure enough hits.
Maisel. for the New Yorks, electrified
the crowd by stealing home in the sixth
inning.
The Nationals were first to score. put
ting over three runs in the third inning
in orthodox fashion. After Shaw had
famed. Moeller SKINNED along the first
base foul line for a double, the only
extra base hit of the game. Fosters
single put MoeIler on second and Milan
smash to left scored him. Foster and
Milan engineered successfully a double
steal. Gandn famed and Mitchell walked,
filling the bases. MOrgan's safe poke
scored Foster and Milan. Ainsmith made
the final out with fly to Maisel.
New Works Put One Over.
Until the fifth inning not a visitor was
able 10 solve Shaw's delivery for a hit.
Only one reached first, Mullen drawing a
walk in the second. This same Mr.
Mullen cracked safely TO center when the
fifth opened. took second on Sweeneys
slash through Mcbride. and scored when
Morgan, in attempting to complete
double play. threw the ball into the
cheering section.
New York edged a little closer by scor-
ing again in the sixth. Maisel singled.
stole second. raced 10 third on an in
field out. and sneaked home while Shaw
was winding up.
The Yanks furnished a hutter Of ex-
element in the seventh by populating
second and third, after two had persisted
McHale was a; bat, and after he had
collected one ball and one strike, Man
ager Chance ordered him to the club
\
swat at this stage would have jumped
the Yanks into the lead. but Nunamaker's
best was a line drive which Mitchell
gobbled up.
Cole NIcked for a Marker.
King Cole was in the box when Wash
ington came to bat in the final half Of
the seventh. and was nicked for a run,
due to bit Of wide awake base running
by the Nationals. and little slow thinh-
Ing on the part OF the Yanks
After MOeller had famed, Foster
singled. Milan flied to Maisel Gandil
unloaded a single to left and while
Hartzell fumbled, Foster reached third
HartzelIs throw to the hot corner was
intercepted by Peckinpaugh. who slam
med to Mullen at first, catching Gandil
of the bag. Chick hiked to second and
while he was being run to earth Foster
sneaked home before Gandil could be
tagged out.