Evening star., 1914-05-30
BY j. ED GRILLO.


BOSTON Mass MAY ;o.-That the Ma
,ionals did rot make Il clean sweep Of
the doublc-hcader here yesterday was en-
tIreIy due to n couple of rank decisions
r.rfe,pd by- I-npires Chill and Sheridan
- .t ,o,th i,rirs Of tbc final game
= ti.,
'hlH gave 'h' t'ea son 'he fui "'-e"
tied the score. "hch the Side shouiu Have
fb.. ,,,. which ...,. them the victory
.,..t,... ,,,,;t,,,,;,,,, ,.,. ui,b two ON
,,
IN tn" t"nth. Mheii' WIN Hrst ana s''o''t
occupied. aud two out, Scott. who had
,,r., strikes sent a sharp single to left
H"'''NS ~'' 'I'' ''''' ' -,
perfect lhr"" 1" 'i'e P'"'''
t{tarickssn. vino was running for earn
..a,, bv wards Henry besides had Hen
,,,l....,, bIo,.l,sI off but Chill called him
= - ,;d . corra.,
S''' "''" ''' a-,:,',
decision would have gwen the \atloiAis
a :,-to-l victory. The two runners on the
I,.,.. ,,,t,,.,1, n,n,.l nm IN third and
-, .s ..,-.,,,,.. ..,,.,,, va .yers ubo
se'o''4 WI sud ~.
had succeeded boeh'hS atteF Sto''o Hi''
Ncprid. TIN, latter handled the ball
,.l,fo,.,t ,, tbre. 70 first GandiI
P'''''''S " =.
caught the pan Just a niue ~ iis"l oi
the bag. not having his foot in contact
with the. bag when he made the catch,
I,,,, ~. ,o,,cbed IL i, n,entv of time. and
-, - 49, t.ncb To
the PidNers s'ai 'eu i'i ''i ~,
the surprise OF every one. Sherldai ca gu
Lewis Safc, and, OF course. thsei Hdu III
the meantime scored, endlns the sa
aside from the runpus "hicn ioiio"eu
when sheridan was surrounded pH the til
tire Washington team.
BIZ Donovan. the old Detroit p!tchef'
who is now managing providence. hap
pened to be sitting in the srahos'ano
right opposite rirst base. and Bill insls's
that IT was the worst decision he ever
saw in his long career.
Manager Griffith lost no time last night
sretfi,e :, wire 10 President Ban Johnson
relltiy. 70 the work of the umpires here
YESTERDAY. of course this is not apt 10
prove successful but it is about time that
some. explanation he brought forth as TO
why a man of Sherdan's age and lack
Of cyesicht is continued on the staff.
,'flt!I is simply incompetent. Both have
condemned hy all visiting players who
have encountered them. Yet they continue
as members of the staff.
notwithstanding that Joe BoehlliS
pitched one of the worst games of ms
career ne Was lucky enough to hoid the
Red Sox down to four runs, and with
with d victory. But nine bases on palls
and fifteen base hits for a total OF nne-
teen bases not calculated TO pfl1s
many victories 10 a pitcher. Yet Boehliis
would hav" won but for the decisions re-
ferred To- In some respects he ptcned
a remarkable game. There was not SIN
gle inning in tile ten that he was not III
have 10 help him out OF hoies- lhcIuei'tai- ,I
ly the team behind hlni was eoIi'iiioH,ts
getting nm enoagh runs 10 sAaIt SEP om .,a't
sStEe tleu ioi iiii's i''e ~ 80. IN tho
t|e oiie uh I" 80. oseas in ,bis
teNtA EseH ~Iti 49, r,pahI;no shonid
nor have been scored on.
NOV '
During the vigorous protest the Wash
inctoa players made after Sheridans de-
cision in the tenth. Gandn, in wanting 10
attract Sheridans attention, Jostled hlm,
and Il would not be surprising II ne was
Plated with a SUSPENSION. IN "ilch ever.
the Nationals would De padiS "sahsheu ,s.
Tor ie" daSS' 'housii Naiis ''''
,,oa
rev ma oa.da,.
boshiIhs % ssts M nv hi a,,sdanca
.tS I"4s as @ IilLi'ii uii. ,es ~ i,s.it;ad &c
~ ~. l, i,,,ahtar ;nninp after
- PIT ,b.,r.' ,r,s a GOOD reason for
c-4-bs -S,tia,cs He feared the two
Games t,I,;,.I, arr scheduled for today; he
vented to ,4rs,io AYERS for one of them,
sr,d he did not figure any one of his other
ni.cbers available under the circum-
stances hence he went along with Boeh-
ling While il is true that he has no one
but himself TO blame for the loss, yet.
with an even break in the tenth. Booming
would have JUSTIFIED the commence ms
manager displayed III hitl-