The Washington times., 1915-07-29
THE LINEUP.
Game at $3.50 p. N.

Delaware County League. according to
the latest ngureS. He Is forty-hftn on
the list of nelders. having four errors
In twenty-three chances.
The Cleveland American Association
team viii be sold to Toledo capitalists
next week. A stock company has been
formed. subscribing $D0.OOO for the in
corporation. The bankers comm. .ttee
handling Charlie Somers affairs Is con-
Quoting the negotiations.
The st. Louis Brownies are due ir
the Capital tonight around the witchino
hour. They are carrying a brand new
secretary In the person Of Clarence F.
Lloyd. for several years a leading base:
ball writer Of the Mound City. Lloyd
knows what the newspapers need ano
Is busily engaged in providing just that
No better stunt was ever worked By
Colonel Hedges than to appoint Lloyd IL
Browns. This Is following the line OF
the New York Yankees who have Mark
Roth. a veteran New York scribe. as
publicity expert.
II Joe Boehlings future hung upon
his work against the IndIans-well. he
has no future. The Fohlies Of 1915 won.
10 to !. and the score shows exactly
What Rind Of ball game ram IT Tss The
which to puzzle the enemy. and Sam
Jones. the evangelist finger, worried
the lives out Of the Griffmen. To add
sauce to the occasion the Griffs fell
down badly in the field. A small crowd
stuck It out In dull silence.
Boehling staggered along into the
sixth. and then vanished IN favor of
Harry Harper The Hackensack hurler
has been sojournng in Joe Cantillon' s
school for singers recently. and. nat
urally, was tired when ne started He
had q pretty good curve, but his speed
wasn't in sight. The Indians KEEP. right
on with their fusilade. TO swap a
them in the least.
Sam Jones pursued a steady course
giving but six hits. In the fourth the
home boys managed to collect two OF
them together for their lone run. Milan
opened with safe one 10 center. ad-
vanced on Shank's death. and scored on
| Gandil's 8 drive to left. But. outside OF
that, fourth frame. the Grifts were
dians' slams.
What's the use of going into lengthy
detail CONCERNING the downfall OF
death in the very first inning, four hits
and free pass giving the foe three
runs. Chapman. Kirke and Smith eel,
| lided safely in succession to start the
Brides misp!ay and three resoundins
slams scored two more in the sixth be.
| fore Boehllng could escape the tolls. and
| by that time no one cared much wha,
happened.
Harper got rid of the first two lad!
| facing him. but a couple Of hits anc
! Tommy Connolly's amazingly vacuou!
performance at third brought ovel
| three more runs before the inning end
ed Bunching a pass to Chapman anC
| singles by Kirke and Turner scored thu
, last run for the Indians In the eighth
But what Of It? One sr run IN more ssosa or les
! 10 to /. On the whole Harper's wei
come back to o. the An, American f.;ans,i: League
Mechanical misplays are overlooked II
baseball pretty much. but mental lapse,
! doomed to be beheaded. When Kirk'
singled to LEFT in an the sixth cha Chapma1 na1
! saw Shanks gather in the bounder jus
as Chapman was about tsG to turn tn the hs no e,
on the garden as shanks tossed t.
third! OF course, the ball rolled away
| scored easily. That play may mean cur
tains for Connolly. 1t generally does