Evening star., 1915-10-03

In the second game Judge was re-
sponsible for every one oY the three
runs the Griffmen scored. It was his
single in the third which sent home
two runs, and his sacrifice fly in the
nth allowed Sawyer to score from third
base.
Jamison hit safely on every occasion
that he faced the Boston pitchers in
this game He is credited with three
singles and a triple. Carl Sawyer also
showed to advantage. getting single
and double, and scoring two runs. His
slide to the plate on Judges sacrihce
fly in the fifth was one OF the .cleverest
that has ever been seen at any baH
park. Lewis throw had the ball IN
Cady's glove some seconds before Saw
yer was near the plate. but he siid win
one foot reaching for and touchang the
plate while he threw his body out OF
reach of the catcher's arm. sawyer Is
far from being a minor Lacquer. He
knows a lot of base ball, is not slow on
his feet and he seemed to get INTO MS
batting stride yesterday, though ne was
up against Shore, who Is regaroeo as
Boston's best pitcher.
II ia az good as settled that Joe Wood
will not appear on the mound dorlhg
the coming world series. He WORKED
for six innings yesterday: ana ourams IN 8
pitching he was suffering excruciating
main in hts arm. He admitted, Wnen
he left the field. that his arm was S0re
as a boil. and this means that Carriean a
will take no chances OF pitchins "'i
against the Phillies.
Carrigan worked Wood yestefoay tor
the specific purpose of learning whetn-
er he could hope to use him In the nig
series, but he was convinced 'aitsr the
game that he will have to rely on on
Shore. Ruth. Leonard and Foster to DO
his pitching. Four pitchers surely are
sufIicient to pitch seven games. II mat
many are required to settle the ques-
tion of supremacy. = g. .,..x
Horace Milan did not do any hitting
in the second game. but ne maoe e
catch of a line drive Off OF Garaner g
bat which came pretty near 20 20 DetMs Drnhs
ably saved the ball game for the locals.
In the ninth inning Gardner led on oy
sending one Of Dumonts Iast ohes On
a line to right. 1t was getiing oark;
the ball was nurstsiy MT lowi ana He % Started in
the wrong direction to make the caicn.
and in stopping slipped and Iei. put
while doing this reached out ana gLao-
bed the ball and held IT, Tne . arave
would have been good for tnree Dases'
or possibly q home run. AZ: -, :.
II there is anything important about
oachin9 it is. the position. at -tne tnird
base corner of the playing neid. Tne
base runner coming toward third can
not see what is being done with the
ball behind him, hence must be di-
rected by the coacher. This 10 nothing
new. and is known by. every man VINO
has ever played ball. Tais being the
case. one wonders who could have
been resposible for Jim Shaw being
on third base coaching line In tie
game like the second contest yesterday;
Al any rate, his presence there cost
the Nationals a victory for 1t was he
who stopped Gandil from scoring BY
cautioning him to pull up when he
WAS on his way to the plate and dawould
certainly have scored had he not shesi-
tated. : $''iif -
While, Of course, there Is reason for
believipg that the presence OF Jack
barry and iris Speaker would make
| A big difference in the Red Sox team.
yet there was nothing particularly Inn
pressive about the playing Of the cham
pions yesterday. That the team was
putting forth its best efforts Was plain
| TO be seen. 1t fought for every fnch.
but It failed to win, game. and should