The Washington herald., 1913-06-11

was the air disturbed WIFI liOlseS'
resembling the sound OF the we'll
known barnyard king.
Hits Come When Needed.
\ couple o. timely swats with men
on the bases due n the wildness %
iuysnile south-paw in Just one inning
sent over the Climbers runs, after that
Mr.. House the relief finger, did not
allow a safe nit. and only two of our
boys saw first base.
Albert Clauss, i port wheeler uls-
covered by Tiger scouts in the wilds OF
Michigan. started the game for the Vlsi-
tors. Mr. Clauss was wilder than several
of our own young men. which is say
ing a whole lot All he did was hand
out passes until Jennings decided that
a change of scenery was necessary.
Clauss was lifted after walking Moelier
and Milan in the third, willard House.
formerly of KCwanee, Ill. where the
Nationals grabbed Tom Dpohan, relieved
the south-paw, and after House had re-
tired Morgan. Chick Gandil came through
with a whistlinE triple and the game
ended here, although Howard Shanks
helped us collect another marker by
clubbing the ball through Gamer.
johnson never looked better in his life
than yesterday. Bobby Neach ana
George Moriarty stood between the
Kansas Blizzard and IL no hit. no run
game. both connecting for regular sure
enough safe drives.
Behind Johnson the Nationals played
hawlcss ball Mcbride and Laporte both
contributing fancy stops and pegs. Del
Gamer comitted the only errors charged
Detroit. both in the fourth and on the
same man. Eddie Ainsmith. Strange 10
relate both miScues were the result OF
thrown balls which bounded out of the
big first sackers' glove.
Two Washington runners in attempting
10 take liberties were picked on the nase
maths by Twirler House.
Tho famous Ty Cobb struck out the
frs time up. 10 the great delight OF the
crowd Mcbride and Gandil retired MN
on the next appearance at the plate ana
he was walked the third time sam
Crawford did not get anything that even
smeIIed of a safe hit. although he gave
Shanks a lively chase after long ny IN
the opening chapter.
After a rest of two days Howard
Shanks was back in the game. holding
down his old job in left field. Hank has
apparently fully recovered from his re-
cent accident, as no signs of even limp
was visible.
CIauss got away lucky in the Nationals
first inning when he walked Moeller and
Milan Morgan sent up short fly TO
Veach. and Gandil popped to Cobb.
MoeIlcr and Milan negotiated the double
steal and Iaporte walked. filling the
bases. Shanks made the third out, Mo-
riarty to Gamer.
Ainsmith was passed in the NaShlhS-
ton second. but thrown out stealing, and
in. the third chapter the joy stuff was
uncOrked
Nationals Win Game.
Mocler walked and stole second. Milan
also let four wide ones sail past. gu
came Clauss. and House, rlght-hatll1 }
giant. assumed command. Morgan pope d
Ia Win. GandH damned a terrific trip le
into left field. the ball sailing high ov er
Vcach's head. This welt scored Moeler
and Milan Frank Laporte hled ITO
Gamer. Howard Shanks drove vicious
rrounder at Gamer, and although the
FIRST sacker set himself for the ball. II
shot upward and through his halids.
Gandil scored. and Shanks is cred tied
with a hit on this slam. Witt and Ga liner
retired Mcbride, and the scoring for the
day was over.
House pitched fine ball during thei five
remaining innings, not hit being ltesis-
tered against him.
Ty Cobb gave a sample of his speed on
the base paths in the Tigers eighth,
when he drew a walk. went to second on
Gamers out, johnson to Gandir and
drawing the throw, Gandil to Morgan,
Cobb dashed for third. where he Egept on
running, as Laporte dropped NJ organ'
neg. Hnsmith blocked off the p zach at
the plate, as Laporte recovered fhe ball
in time.
The Score