The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1914-05-30
Second Game.

The final combat of the afternoon
crack southpaws, Jse Boehling opposed
BY Dutch Leonard. The last named only
stuck around four innings, while Boeh-
ling was on the job until the two were
gone in the tenth.
This game was brimful of exciting
plays, free hitting by both clubs, and
marred only by poor umpiring. The Ma
tionais assumed an early lead. only to
lose 1t and fall behind In the foy.th
inning. Washington tied the score in
the sixth and Boston forged ahead one
notch in the seventh.
The Grifmen came back In this inning
again. knotting the count, and once more
jumping into the lead in the tenth, only
to see all the good work go for naught
when the Red Sox sent over the winning
marker in the final half of this chapter.
Eddie Foster. Stars.
Eddie Foster, besides playing a brilliant
game at third base, came through with a
trio Of hits and scored a couple of runs.
Howard Shanks uncorked a triple and
double which did considerable damage.
The Red Sox outbatted the Nationals,
but with the exception Of one inning
Boehling kept the swats well scattered
Dutch Leonard started poorly, the Griff-
men reaching him for a couple Of runs
in the first inning when Hooper dropped
Fosters line drive and Milan and Gandil
both followed with ringing singles
Boehling uncorked a wild streak in the
Red Sox's fourth. two bases on balls,
singles by Janvrin and Carrigan, Gard
ner's double, and Rehig's triple scoring
three runs.
Two were gone in Washington's sixth
when Gandil singled. Shanks put a dent
in the left field fence with a triple, scor-
ing Chick and knotting the count. Boston
got his run back in the seventh, but the
Nationals came through with a tally in
the eighth, Danny Moeller stealing home
with two gone and the bases loaded.
Leonard was taken out after pitching
four innings and George Foster replaced
him until successive singles by Moefler,
Foster. and Milan filled the bags In the
Nationals eighth. then Ray Collins was
sent to the rescue.
Collins Holds Crinmen.
Collins held the Nationals in check dur
ing the ninth. but In the tenth Washing
ION grabbed the lead In the following
manner. Foster singled and stole after
Moeller had gone Milan famed and
Gandil was purposely walked, Shanks
crashed to left field scoring Foster, but
Gandil was thrown out at the plate
The Red Sox tenth was the real thriller.
Gamer first up flied to shanks. Carrisan
wac passed and Hendricksen was sent in
to run for him. Engle. batting for Cillins,
also drew a walk. Hooper flied to Nor
gan. Scott singled to left field and
Shanks made a perfect peg to the plate.
From the press box It looked as IL
was out by three feet, but
Umpire Chill, behind the bat, called him
safe. This hit moved Engle to third and
with Lewis up, Grin substituted Doc
Ayers for Boehling. Lewis gave Nc
Bride an easy grounder and the throw
TO Gandil apparently got the runner by
q couple Of steps when to every ones
surprise. Base Umpire Sheridan declared
Lewis safe. Engle. of course. while this
was going on scored with the winning
run.
1t was all the Washington players could
do TO restrain Gandil from going after
Sheridan and doing him bodily injury.
The ancient arbiter was hustled into his
dressing room while Chick was given
plenty of time to cool off,
From the press box where the writer
viewed the plays both Chill and Sheridan
appeared to be decidedly unfair in their
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