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Iwrh loudly cheered. and received a rons-liiac ri'fppuon when she went 10 thebench.J Ml--; Vu**la Robertson. who hold down lh»* (hltl.il Iws-ock. look ran* of everything that cam her way, and accepted her many different ehanres* without tin , -rmr Mis.* Kitty Becker. at jorond t tki*.e also played a good Rani**. Mina Mural' O'Conner played in right fl-ld. 1 an-l hot! otic very hard chance. which *be nccepted Ilk- a veteran of tht* game.Flint's Excellent Work.Flint ;ilny lt;1 shortstop, and put up n game hi oh was nothing short of wcn-lr-rful Hr h«d eighteen chances and, accepted oil hut three of them. Russell0 did the catching. His had throwing ioi0 Hi- ha * s ullmved the local.i to core ' the run* In tin* sixth Inning, which broke j thr ti** *.» iilrh existed up to that time.D ShnRgle Thorpe was on deck, and saunrored into ih*- box to do the pitch*1 er'a part for the locals. As win W-pedted. In* ttnr a trifle nervous and r »f*») feri'd from .stage fright at first. He f u- I ally got u.d to the situation mil put T the ball cwr the plate In his usual r»d (, form. He vhowrd no partiality. The rt girls had no trouble In getting on to him 1 In the initial Inning and got two tuns 1 This made him uneasy, and he went to, Manne r I’r* ader and implored ilm to* make the hoys exert I horn Selves to theirUi utmost and nalt;k him up After n white Thorp.- got down fo business, and Ms i messmatrM backed hint up. and managed to win out. with the assistance? of j R'U ell, who contributed two bad tl.row». The score:League.R.IBro.A.F..Atchison. 2b.. ..1I3•#«•0| Torney. rf......221I0j Turner, «t......00•••U01 Blelaskl. 3b....02010Adams. Ih......• • • •121310i Dunn. If........01I0ci Venable, sn.....o1061Bradley, r......• • • •01510j Thorpe, p.......01210Totals........0112713Stars.R.IB.ro.A.E.Miss St Cl.Hr.cf..01910MIih Robertson.lb00800| Mleu Burke. If......10300Ekl Flint, fcs....» ** -o—1412|Wm Russell, c• • • «0ffi821Miss Nelson p.• • • a0009«•0Ml- Becker, 2b....00!o—0 1Miss Donnelley,3b.01100!Mist O’Connor,rf..019l1Totals...........3524135League ..... 0*»0 002 11x-«Slnrs ........200 fi01 000-2Tir-t base on balls—Off Thorpe. 1; off Nelson. 1 Struck out—By Thorpe. 3. by Kelson, ? Two-base hits—Torncy. Atchison. Flint Sacrifice hits—Turner. Robert--on. Stolen bases—Adams. 2; Atchison. Vanada, Bielaskl. Double plays Flint to Robinson; Torney to Adams; Flint to Becker to Rohertoon. Pashid bnll—RusielL Umpire—Mr. Venable. of 1 hour and 15 minutes.'n order to allow the Government em-* ployeS tim»* to get out to the park before e th* some begins this afternoon. It wl*| r not he called until 5 o'clock. All De-I partmcnt Leaguj* hall players and their v:iv will be admitted frrte toils/.The fOUowlDK I* the IIooid of the twoII trams rhnt will play today.1 League Lord, Bureau, shortstop; Mc-•'auley. Bureau, second tmae; King, t’e.ra-t! mliudonrrs. first base. Havens. Printers, ceutdr lie id; Carr. Navy, third base;|Cummings. Interior, right field: Hud-•Jleson. War. left field; Rnfip, Comm Is-I sioncrs. catcher, Babylon, Marines. . I pitcher.Ladles—*St Clair, center field; Robertson. firs? bn. Burke. left field; Flint, shortstop. Russell, catcher; Nelson, pitcher and third base; Becker, second banc; DaoncHv. third base and ul’cher: O'Connor, right field.
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Washington Times
Washington, Washington-DC, US
Thu, Aug 14, 1902
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