The Washington herald., 1913-07-24

had five miscues to his credit and
Chappelle a couple of bum chucks,
all of which made it easy for the
Nationals to roll up runs.
Walks Seven Men.
Boehling, with only two days rest
was in poor form, and frequently wild.
He issued seven bases on balls and hit
a bloke in the arm. but at that the Sex
were unable to muss up his south-side
curls to any extent, and six hits wa'
all he allowed.
Jim Scott was miseraoly supported dur
ing tine six innings he remained on the
slab, and Buck O'Brien. who relievsd
Scott, Jared little better at the hands OF
his pals. The Climbers reached Scott for
six hits and connected for a couple of
safe slams on O'Brien-
In every inning except the third the
White Sox had men on the bases, ana
within striking distance of home, but
Boehling made them dance to his own
music and always clamped on the lie
Ten the hose threatened to dislodge hir,
m the pitchers throne.
espite Calvo's known fielding weak
ess on ground balls, Griff played the
Cuban in left field. Calvo scored a run
and came through with couple of sacri-
fee taps. Danny Moeller and Mcbride.
with two blows each, led the Nationals
with the stick.
Score in Second.
The Griffmen grabbed OF runs in
punches of three off Scott, and as
parting shot took O'Brien's measure for
one tally in the ninth. After the Sox
had been blanked in the opener. the Ma
tionals came back strong in the second
inning, scoring three runs. Ray Morgan
led of with a double past Fourier and
Calyo sacrificed him to third base. Nc
Bride smashed through Rath, scoring
Morgan. Henry singled to left and
Boehling died on a grounder to Chase.
advancing Mcbride to the far corner and
Henry to second, Moeller hit to Chase.
who fumbled and then threw the ball
over Scott's head. Before 1t could be re-
the plate. Foster famed for the final
out
The Sox scored in the other half of the
second. when Chase walked and Collins
singled past Foster, the ball being Jug
gled by the Cuban long enough to per-
nit Chase a free journey home.
Gandil drew a walk, after Milan had
gone in the Nationals third. but was
caught mapping on SCOTS quick throw.
Mcbride singled, with one out in the
fourth, but was left stranded.
Chicago got Boehling in a hole during
the fourth when Lord managed to reach
third base after two were gone, but Col
Inns died via the Mcbride to Gandil route.
Three More for Grinmen.
The Climbers added three runs in the
sixth without tine aid of a safe hit. Hal
Chase, the great first baseman. contrib
uted no less than three errors Morgan
opened this frame with walk. and
when Calvo laid down hunt Chase fun
bled the ball. Mcbride grounded to
Chase. who booted the pill around again,
with the result that everybody was safe.
Henry famed. Boehling slashed to
Chase, who once more fumbled the ball.
and Morgan scored. Moeller sent up
long fly to Chappelle, who gave us fine
exhibition of long-dstance throwing after
making the catch. The ball never stopped
going until it hit the grand stand screen,
while Calvo and Mcbride never stopped
running until they had crossed the plate.
Foster fouled to Schalk for the final out.
When the Climbers came to bat in the
seventh inning. Buck O'Brien was In
the box, and Kuhn behind the bat. Buck
blanked us with three outfield flies.
The white Sox populated first and sec
ond in the seventh. after two had gone,
but Chappelie proved easy picking-Foster
to Canadian nothing happened in the
shape of runs.
BoehlinE Gets Single.
Boehling opened the nationals ninth
with a cleca single to right center. On
tie hit and run signal, Moeller slashed
through Weaver and when Chapelle threw
low to Lord in an attempt to hold
Boehling at third, the ball shot to the
stands. Boehling crossed the plate and
Moeller pulled up at the midway bag
Foster walked. Milan grounded to
O'Brien, who threw out Moeller at third