The Washington herald., 1913-09-16

where formerly he made them Jun
Sir Robert from the box in the
all five runs while the elongated,
attenuated, toothpick twirler' lre-
vived by request of our Navy Yard
readers) was on the mound.
Shaw Looks Good.
Ora LITTLE ray of sun shine Peeked
through the clouds. Recruit JIM ShaM
made his first appearance on NasiIlIs
ton diamond wearing the Grifhth coloIs'
and delivered the goods right from the
jump. ,rac-
Shaw pitched four innings ana iraG
tion of another Berger's scratch sillsIe
in the eighth was the only hit tne 9OA
couId show off the youngsters deIEerS,
II is true that Shaw was Wild "aiheu
fou- of the enemy. but he tanned SIN
and to everybody in the STANDS II ap-
naarad as if Griff had landed nlsh'S
promising yOungsteT- -,-ro
Howard Shanks sprained MS lelt ann iHi'
sliding to a base in the second llli't,e
and il looks as if he would be out Oh the
- for the remainder of the season.
TdFia Ainsmith (for his hittingl was as
signad the lob of holding down the sun
patch. .-,.,, 1. corking
Good catcher. Eddie developed a suuueL
s1ur,p with the stick and the ohlE Unl %,
laced in his direction was CnaPPeL >
-, in tbe fourth The pill shot
.te,,,rb Ainsmith's legs rolling TO the
iur-y box while Chappell maze tl,e -I-,.
;;,-,,;-,I ,,,p nf his pals before the peshy
bulb could be recovered. .,.- .bo
ReheI Russell was hit harder thah tne
score shows Line drives went slrdIs NJ
At the visiting ficlders. and when tLne,s tI!.
s,-,ts were needed Russell lnNaFLaOI!
frightened up. ot,rce
shane Collins robbed Us OF chailce
10 score. and also nipped in the bud whal i
promised TO be tul-sro"h ms
Lily when he jumped high IN the ar
ard with one hand raked down Chlck
C3andiIs vicious line drive in the sixth m
rfn- throwing to Chase for double
play. 1,.,;rc
To show how things were breaking
apainst the Nationals, it might ne sdlu
mat Washington nicked Russell Tor hNe
clean hits during the first three INNINGS
vet failed TO score 4 run. The SoN' win
the sIme number of blows sent over
three markers.
Another Heart Breaker.
In addition TO the doubleplay by Col
Inns in the sixth, Berger put hInset AT
the business end of a two-ply Killer III
the eighth. when. with Schaeter on sec
Ond and Milan on first Eddie osteI
bft a smashing line drive at Berger VINO
did not have to. move out OF MS tracks
10 catch the ball. 4 little loss 10
Wea.sr, who retired Schaeier' was Iile
answer. and the side was out.
Outguessing the Nationals. Hal Chase
by a daring play opened the way for the
Sox first run in the cOnd inning which
he started himself with single. Bodle
flied to Milan, and Chase went to second
base after the ball was caught. An IN
field out put him on third, and he crossed
the plate a minute later on Wild pitch'
Three safe swats, including double
together with a sacrifice fly, gave the
White SoX two more runs IN the secohG,
and in the fourth Bodie singled and
scored ahead of Chappell when Larry ;
drive got away from Left Fielder Eddie
Ainsmith.
Shanks was injured sliding in the ser
ond inning and had to be carried from
the field by his teammates. The good
looking outfielder was writing with 4
main. He twisted his left foot attempting
to elude Weaver, who had the ball walt
Ing to touch him
Groom was taken out after the SoN
had scored twice i'll the fourth inning
and Jim Shaw walked two men in this
chapter but escaped being scored upon.
Shaw pitched until the ninth. Not ball
was hit out Of the intield while the
vouuEster was on the mound. Germany
Schaefer batted for Shaw in the elghth
and GrifT sent ''Slim" Love TO the NH
when the final chapter rolled around.
Love retired the first two men to face
him on I'D flies, which Foster gathered
In. Berger singled TO right but was
thrown out trying to stretch the blow
into a double.