The Washington times., 1912-09-16

peg from Jack Onslow. He. too,
wrenched his ankle, and so could only
go TO third when Cobb fumbled Milan's
single. Milan was caught off first and
run down with Foster standing like
statue watching 1t all. Ray Morgan
replaced Foster In the field, the midget
toddling off to the clubhouse to have
Mike Martin attend him.
Kenworthy beat out slow one to
Corridor in the fourth, but showed he
was another sufferer from base-runners
insanity by letting Jack Onslow catch
him off the bag with a snap peg. La
porte skied to Veach. but Shanks
walked and stole before Bush tossed out
Mcbride. The fans were all laughing
at the painful baserunning of the Ma
tionals, who scored nothing in four
frames, although making six hits, steal
ing Ave bases, and getting two free
tickets.
The Jungaleers finally took advan-
tage of the bush baseball being shown
by the Gtffmen and crossed the plate
In the fourth. Corridor doubled to the
bleachers in right. Crawford drove a
sharp single to center. but "Rippy' Will
liams let MiIan's perfect peg roll to
the stand, and Corridor scored.
Give Griffmen the Laugh.
johnson steamed up and breezed Cobb
and veach. However, Williams dropped
first while the backstop was sitting in
the mud near the stand. Mcbride grab
bed Louden's roller near the bag and
made II a double play with a peg to
Moeler Such ludicrous baseball had
not been seen here for ages, and the
fans were openly jeering at the Griff-
men, who needed skid chains to keep
their feet on the rain-soaked turf.
Another shower threatened when the
% hn, In,
Johnson's terrific speed was too much
in the gathering gloom. Both Onslows
and young Troy faded away by the
fan route on twelve pitched balls. That
was stellar pitching and the big fellow
was given hand.
with one down in the sixth Ken
worthy was hit by a pitched ball and
stole as Laporte whitfield. He get nc
farther, though for Shanks rolled to
Corridor. Troy had horsesnoes hung
DOME" Bush tripled to the bleachers
as a playful starter in the last half
Of the sixth. Corridor famed. bu;
Crawfords savage single to center
Cobb's bounce. tagged Crawford and
got the Georgia Peach by an e., clash
| at first.
Johnson Gets Two-Bagger.
After Mcbride has perished on his
hot one to the rorrel- -thatched third
sacker, and raced around the circuit
on Johnson's great drive to right for
| two bases. Jack Onslow kicked or
some of Connolly's vile decisions or
| strikes, and was exiled, Kocher takinG
his place. Moeller crashed u single tC
! center, putting Johnson on rhird. DaI
| then stolH second, Johnson died at the
| plate on Morgan's little roller to the ir,
| repnessible Corridor.
Milan singled to center, scoring Noel
| Ter. Cobbs toss to third got away ron
| Corridor, rolling into the Tiger coop
| Morgan scoring, and Milan reaching
| third. Willett replaced Troy, and when
| he started warming up in the box Nc
| Bride complained so strongly that h,
! was ban.shed by "Gunboat" Connolly
: Kenworthy singled to short, scoring
! Milan, and promptly stole He scored
| On Laportes single, and Shanks' single
| sent Laporte over the pan with the
| sixth tally. Moran, hitting for Me
Bride, closed the attack with a strike
! out.
A Recruit Line-Up.
| Two outfielders were in the Nationals
infield when the Tigers went to bat
kenw worthy held down third and Moellel
guarded first. Morgan slid over to Nc
Brides place. However. this motley