The Washington times., 1914-06-10

! the bat. and the next solid thing Il
/ struck was q seat in the bleachcrs
out Of his place, misjudging a fly thai
Milan would ordinarily have had II
his pocket
Even In the defeat, there was ons
bright light in the work of Harry
of the game, after Engel had giver
way to a hitter.
4 Harper showed as much or more
than did Bentley the previous day. 70.
ne did not allow clean hit in the
two innings in which he worked. al.
! though the Browns did beat out q
couple of infield hoppers that were a
credit to the men OF whose bats they
bumped. Harper struck out two. and.
on the whole, his work was particu-
Of that fact IL was about all the real
work he has been called upon to do
In championship games since the sea-
son was ushered in
johnson vent in in place of Mcbride
With two out In the ninth. and had he
gotten on Toug. Men would have made
his debut SIS a National. as he had a
bat and was to hit for Harper. johnson
struck out, however.
In Chicago the Nationals are quar-
Is so much an improvement over ST.
Louis that comparison Is impossible
The intsnse heat in Missouri took all
the life ami ambition out of the men
out here they are on the lake shore,
Where there Is always a breeze. and as
socn as they can get In from the game
they can Jump into real water, instead
OF the water in St Louis. that would
get cot in 4 tub before one could re-
move his clothes.
The thermometer in ST louis sbon,a5
"a. This means that the men on The
field were dashing around with the mer-
curry hoVering around the century mark.
The recalling of Gallia from, Kansas
City means. as exclusively announced in
passing Of another month. at least one
OF the pitchers viii be sent hack to a
minor league club. Who will 20 Is one
OF the mysteries Of the camp.
Although out Of position. Dan Moeller
vas hero for magnificent sprintinr
eatcn on Pratt in the third. II was a
line drive which called for all speed
ehead, but Moeller came in so fast that
he was able to grab 1t back of second.
A few moments later he hesitated be-
Iore catchins his stride in getting back
.
Moellcr's glove. the ball Continued on
to the fenca. and went for a home run
tieing the score.
Playing the sun field was an unusua,
experience for Schasfer In the fourth
he lost Leary's ny, and the runner was
safe was
The Griffmen allowed the Browns IN
20 70 the front in the fifth by con-
Offered bunt that Engel juggied like
a crap shooter Then Morgan booted
grounder that bounded almost long
enough to enable shotten to breeze in
from second.
wally Smith was used as an sm.
Gency hitter in place Of Acosta. He
singled sharply over second and IN
douotedly gave way to Ainsmith, run
ner.
The Nationals made two clean hits
III the eighth, when double pIay
guillotined a belated Griffithian rush
count.
With c. Walker on first in the eighth
Gandil slumbered when Harper threw
TO try to nip the runner The first
baseman apparently expected Walker
70 Try TO return to the bag. Instead
The suspensions of Griffith and
Milan are indefinite. they are expected
TO miss half of the series at Chicago
as a result of their run-jn with
OLoughlin Monday.
Gandill injured his left wrist in
sliding back to first in the second, He
wore a heavy bandage during the re-
of the afternoon.
After Foster had showed his team to |
The front with a triple in the third. |
the Griffmen proceeded to drop the |
honors to the Brownies in the fourth |
and NTH. Ernest Walker, brother of |
Dixie Walker. showed a fast one out !
over Dan Moeller's head for -four cor |
ncrs. tying the tally inSthe fourth. and |
the scene was all ready forsthe prize |
boot OF the dag in the next frame.
shotten lived on EngeTs tumble. and |
stole as Austin famed. Ernest Walk |
er's roller made Morgan look foolish |
and SO Shotten kept right on and scored |
the the run that give his team the victory. |
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