The Washington herald., 1913-09-14

by the Griffmen? Three blows of
Cicotte and one off Scott was the
best the Climbers could do.
GaIIIa Relieves BOehIInE.
Boehling did not seem TO have a whole
lot Of stuff and was chased after the Sox
had riddIed him for five hits and scor-
ing five runs. Gallia, Ayres, and Hughes,
in the order named. finished.
Cicotte had the Climbers swinging like
. lot of rusty gates and popping up
dinky flies until he uncOrked a wild
streak in the sixth, when two runs were
scored before Jim Scott could be rushed
to the hill. timely single by Capt
Mcbride added a couple more runs and
then Scott settled down and hung the
nothing doing sign on the Griffmen.
A fine running catch by Milan in the
eighth inning robbed Larry Chaprell Of
a three-bagger, and this, with Heinie
Bergers home run in the ninth, when
Tom Hughes grooved one over for him.
proved the features of the combat.
Boehling started in his old time form
by banking the Sox in the opener but
things broke badly for the blond south
paw in the second.
Ping Bodies Walks.
Alter Chase had gone Bodie was
passed Chappen hit a line drive at the
pitcher Boehling stuck up his glove and
the ball caroomed off and Mcbride,
jumping high in the air, Clutched it with
his right hand only to lose it. Had he
been able to freeze tight to the sphere
double play would have resulted as Bodle
was close to second base and Mac could
have returned the ball to Gandil before
Ping could have scrambled back. Schalk
hit a nasty grounder which Mcbride was
just able TO knock down but could not
field. SWith the bases full, Berger hit a
fly to Moeller. which scored Bodie. Noel
Ter. in slamming the ball TO Foster at
tempting TO head off the flying Chappell.
threw into the dirt, the ball glanced on
Chappelrs back and rolled to the Chicago
dugout with the result that Chappell
also came home.
The third inning was Boehling's fare
We'll appearance Weaver started with
a scratch single and when Foster threw
out Lord, Weaver hiked to second. Col
Inns singled to right, scoring Weaver
and a minute later Collins stole second,
scoring on Chase's single TO center Out
came Boehling at this stage and Gallia
entered the box, stopping all future at
tempts by the SoX to fatten up the
score.
Gallia's pass to Berger in the fourth
als
ned, Berger reached second on Weaver's S
out Foster to Gandi, and when Gandil
shot the pill to Foster as Berger started
for third. the ball bumped up against
the stands. Berger coming home on the
error.
Spencer Hits IA Triple.
In the fifth inning Griff substituted
Spencer for Howard Shanks and Spencer
hit the first ball pitched to right field for
a triple He withered on the bag as the
next three Nationals died in turn.
The crowd saw plenty of excitement
when the Nationals scored four runs IN
the sixth and groaned when the tying
marker failed to show.
Milan opened the sixth by drawing a
walk Fosters single to right put Milan
on second base. Gandil hit a slow roller
to Cicotte, which the pitcher fumbled
and the bases were full Morgan walked,
scoring Milan. Henry flied 10 Chappell.
Foster coming home on the out, and
when Spencer worked Cicotte for pass
the bags were again loaded. Exit
Cicotte, enter Death Valley Jim Scott.
with Mcbride UP. Captain Mac proceeded
to blast a single past Weaver, scoring
Gandi and Morgan, and when Schaefer,
batting for Ayres, hit to Berger, Nc
Bride was forced at second but Spencer
reached the far corner. Schaefer drew a
throw from Scott for the purpose of
pulling of a double steal with Spencer.
but Spencer failed to get a good lead and
was run TO earth, Hal Chase coming over