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In First of Boston Series for Nationals I I THE WASHINGTON HERALD SATURDAY JULY 2 1910l I A I VICTORY FOR NATIONALS IN FIRST OF BOSTON SERIES upwInning tallies have been about as scarce as liens teeth lately BO it Is with JOllISONS SPEED great glee that the eighth round Is de ¬ Ij scribed In detail herewith Ci George McBrIde put the business end PARKER BRIDGET COMPANY BAFFLES RED SOX pf the bludgeon up against Abe leather Store will be open until late this evening andclosed all day Monday July Fourth and the ban sailed over Lewis head In Opon Ute Tonight deep twobagger I left for a Schaefer laid Closed All Day Monday July 4 down a bunt advancing McBride to third 5 Beginning Tuesday Closed at 5 p m Saturdays at 6 Unglaub drove a sizzler down the first base path to Jake Stahl The big fellow Nationals Capture First of was lucky to stop the ball He didnt Sale of Semiannual Sale of have a chance In the world to get Mac Fancy VestsA- by 2 to 1 ¬ IN The Big Series at the plate but managed to tag Un iftr Event ¬ Today glaub Street closed the chapter by fan 350 Fancy of and t ning but McBrldes run was Just what bout Vests Linen MensLowShoes the doctor ordered and the game was Wash Materials from our regular LORD GETS BROKEN FINGER won as Johnson simply toyed with the We have put on sate our entire Is Our Suit Sale visitors in the last inning- stock of 200 250 and 300 qual ¬ The Score ities today at stock of Mens 500 Teck Low Shoes Notonly is it the big event of this store but THE Boaton Star Player Get Tangled WASHINGTON AB R H PO A B Milan cf 3 0 0 0 0 1 big event of most interest to the men folks Up With One of John on Shoots If 3 0 1 0 0 0 Will Be Out of Game Two Elberfeld 3b 4 1 1 2 2 0 135Ple- Its the Semiannual Clearanceand you know just los Gessler rf 3 0 2 0 0 3IcBrlde Timely McBride ss 3 1 i1 5 1 0 395 what to expect Weeks Two Way Schaefer 2b 2 0 1 2 3 0 liagger Paves for Victory Unglaub lb 4 0 1 10 0 0 bear in mind that these are all Consisting of Patent Cwt Gun Metal and the privilege to choose any of the Fancy Cheviot CassimeEe Street c 4 0 i 6 3 o ase p 3 0 1 0 3 O Blucher Homespun and Worsted Suits in our entire stock rith no Johnson fresh new goods from our REGULAR Oxfords also Two and stock of and 300 Fancy Three Eyelet Court sizes exceptions and no reservations but ALLand with the YESTERDAYS RESULTS Totals 2 2 8 27 12 1 200 250 Tiesal all BOSTON AB R H PO A E Vests and include all the newest effects in- styles You know Teck shoes by reputa- ¬ knowledge too that the best in Clothing beyond all question- Hooper rf 4 1 1 1 0 0 2 Boston 1 o S tion is the Saks Clothing There has no of pricetickets- WaRhluston Lord 3b 0 0 0 0 0 plain and striped linen and wash materials if not through personal experience so been change Philadelphia 2j Xew York O Engle 3b 2 0 1 0 1 1 Speaker 4 0 1 2 0 All sizes The price today it is needless to refer to the exclusive na¬ but Philadelphia 4 Now 3 cf 0 York Stahl Ib 4 0 0 8 2 0 be flll 35 ture of their styles and quality St Louis 2 Chicago 0 Gardner 2b 4 0 2 7 0 0 rill Lewis if- 3 0 2 1 0 0 3800 Suits 2975 2500 Suits 1775 Cleveland 8j Detroit 3 Wagnor ss 2 0 1 2 3 0 c 3 0 0 2 1 0 2 0 TODAYS GAMES I Smith p 0 1 2 0 3500 Suits 2675 2000 Suits 1475 Arellanos p 1 0 0 0 1 0 Boston Washington at Totals 29 1 8 24 10 1 i 3250 Suits 2475 1800 Suits 1375 Detroit at Cleveland- Washington 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 x2 St LoTila at Chicago Boston 10000000 01 New York at Philadelphia Earned runs Washington 1 First 3000 Suits 2175 1500 Suits 1175 base on errors ton 1 Left on k bases Washington 9 Boston 4 First 1 O STANDING OF THE CLUBS base on balls Off Johnson 1 off Arel Ifleadto Foot Outfitters for Gentlemen and Their Sons 2 2800 Suits 1975 1250 Suits 975 T I t lanes Innings pitchedBy Smith 5 W I Pet Win Lose by 4 Off Smith Philadelphia 40 21 653 661 613 5 off Arellanes 3 Struck outBy Smith New York 36 610 617 600 1 Arellanes 1 by Three Ninth and the Avenue Theres also a sale of Blum Koch Straw S I I Hat Detroit 33 28 W 582 WI base hit Speaker Twobase hits Mc ¬ Samples Straws without a flaw 3 4 Sand 5 Boston 30 If 51 550 533 BrIde Lewis Sacrifice hits Milan Gess ¬ Cterdand 26 Z7 473 482 464 ler McBrIde Lord Schaefer Johnson = grades Chicago 6 35 Hl lit 43 Stolen base Unglaub Double playMc OV 1 195 IVuslilngtpn 13 3ft 4OG 301 Bride to r to Unglaub Hit speared It with one hand and tossed it home club because the visitors could not VIRGINIA LEAGUE 150 and 2 Teglige ShirtsPlain White and St Lows 15 30 3t6 38 310 pitcherBy Johnson Lord Umpires over to Smith who covered first on the bunch hits off Coombs Messrs Egan and Perrlne Time of play Perrine called Milan out and there second game was 1909 game 1 45 ¬ In the it annexed Lrncbbnrg 7 Fancy Madras lercalc and Soisette STANDING OF THE CLUB3 JULY 2 hour and minutes Attend aroso a howl from every one It was a Hoanoke 4 lOC W L Pet I W L Pet ance 1500 largely because Pitcher Quinn was Special to The Washington Herald D H ta 617 New York 30 31 419 close play and looked safe from the bumped inning in the first when the Lynchburg Va July L ¬ Mens Oxford Ties and Pumps 5 and 6 Philadelphia M 25 J81 lago 27 38 4SO stands The Shoemak- 35 23 SB SL Louis H 39 38- NOTES OF THE GAME- home team scored three runs Scores ers hammered Jenkins and Prltehard grades i 95- 1Clerdand 3 30 H6 Washington 3 40 341 GAME 3 POUNDED FIRST hard and made it two straights from TIGER PITCHERS NewYork RHOAB PUk RHOAE champions By WILLIAM PEET In the eighth Inning Walter Johnson H ef 1008 Strank cf 12100 the the score being 7 to 4 pitched only six balls in the half session Welter if 8880 If Griffin was hit hard for pair The only fault to find with yesterdays Cleveland Naps Win Easy Game by Ott 3 1 2b 0112011 3 5 0 a of runs when the ruddy hued hosiery aggrega- ¬ I Colts in the first Inning victory over the Boston Red Sox 2 to 1 8 to 3 1200 Baiter Sb 08400 but the other two tion was at bat I 1440 Davis Ib 00310 runs were the result of wabbles Store Uk1 In the opening game of the series was and FIe 1 S 0 Mwphy rf 0 illnmpuuy Cleveland July lPounding Wlllatt 2200 Lyncnburs 1 T A 3tt 1900 1 0002013 x 3 that but a small crowd turned out to eighth won 8 to 1 < 1 0051- Roanoke In th session McBridas vicious Stroud Cleveland from Detroit Co 8 Lam e 00710 31000010 0L 6 3 see the fun smash netted him two bases Sacrificial Tiger came from- p Batteries Griffin and Rowe Jenkins 3 today The third run 2mLar U 1168 00031 Prttchaiti Boston grabbed five games work on the part of Schaefer Un ¬ I 0600 and Fisher UmpireMr WesterreU Pennsylvania Avenue and Seventh Street straight and a home run drive by Crawford In the 5 Totals 2 6 27 8 4 glaub and heady base TVXal 0 7M1S 1 from McAleers outfit in the Hub last running resulted- ball soaring Into right and- in JfcBrides scoring which run was ninth the far OfeUcd far 7Vnd to the ninth 3 1 week and blew Into town with chip the longest I Danville Richmond a S over the 45foot fence the New winning one one York 0000000080Pkiia- Special to The Washington Herald NATIONAL LEAGUE on every shoulder confident of tucking bit on the grounds and the only 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 x2- deteMK Richmond Va July 1 Danville made PHILLIES CAPTURE away at least three games In the Red The ball off of Bobby Unglaubs bat by over the new fence Score ThreclaH tIt SsaKfee bkzOWrlHS Wtn It two in a row winning 3 L strong box tho way soakod In DetroIt RHOA1I GeioleL IIIIOAB 8 D rf ny StotM Uaaiels W- today to YESTERDAYS RESULTS Soxs Jake Stahl the chest 1 1 1 I- baMsHMriBE D Jones If 0 0 0 0 Ter M 2 2 Griffins twobagger Sullivans triple A little accident had something to do and though he was out this batted ball 1 t n 53000- Stmek e tBy Fort 4 by Ceumbs Fiat base BuhM 11 1- 2- helped as a sacrifice Co stodlIb en 2 off i 4 bj- and Hookers sacrifice fly gave Danville riiiludelpliln 0 Boston with losing s- 3 1 teteOfi Foid Csesafe lIlt DOUBLEHEADER- Bostons out but n oven at cL00300 Lajote 2 t r lnwlanl rf 11100 ft rphcherBr Ump two in the first Fhilnilelphin 0 Boston C that the visitors did not deserve to win 2b 1 3 5 t c 0330Sic- ItedjL Wild pitcaCwmbs e Gastona triple and In the fourth when Engle who had rlazfty 3b 1 1 1 0 lltnaham cI1 S 300 Mr OLMshHa Time of gameS hours and 5 tLaughllns single brought in the other Cincinnati 4 Plttabnrg 1 and after the first Inning when Walter succeeded Lord wildly to T Jones lb 0 010 1 0 nradks I 1 1 4 0 threw first 0- ariwrtof fifth In the seventh Inning Rich his proper New York 5j Brooklyn 4 Johnson hit stride there was after endeavoring to gather Schaefars WlnettStasassc012410 Falksutergp00130- SBOOND GAME mond scored her lone tally when Tit hardly home who short lilt Elberfeld ambled home while New York Chicago 2 St Louis O a rooter would not have Stesidp 00000 0 RHOABI PbBa RHOAE man hit went to third on Irvins single Becks Miscue in Last Inning Dutch jubilantly perched Mclstm 0 0 0 0 0 Totals 815316 HmpML 9 8 1 8 8 Stmnk cf hockod the family Jewels to bet that tho himself on t r 00180 and scored when Laughlln threw to first bag SehmWU 00000If- esoG Uan CI u 0 0 3 0 home team would win chase Ib 6 213 2 0 cf 2 1 0 0 catch Irvin at second Score Second GAMES TODAY 3 1 I Loses Game Totals 92tlf Dealeb If 82188 Collies Sb I S I 2 0 lUdunend The accident mentioned above happened UM sixth r L 1 1 5 000000100180Da- The Kid showed splendid headwork- etUd fee WRists la T 1 I Baker 3b 2 2 2 0 0 1 1 COO 0000371Ba- to Capt Harry Lord in the third inning In base running when as Gowler swung tlUUed for T Jones ia UM Math M 11428 Darts Ib 0 13 0 0 rrille Cincinnati at Pitts burs A 3b I d 1 1 1 0 UeriesRertJle and Messitt FirtreU
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