The Washington times., 1915-09-01
RENDER AND FORD ARE EXAMPLES.

much out Of the way when ne spoEe
or the Feds efforts to break those
long. ironclad contracts. When
PLAYER breaks training In the DIG
leagues he is suspended without pay.
King Cole was suspended yesterday
by Bill Donovan. but nc was not re-
leased. Major leaeuers foolish
enough to hop to the Feds deserve all
the rough treatment they are get
ting and will get.
thomas Henshaw. from Fort Mon
roe. Va. is having a trial win tne me
lonxer: pitching to the batters. Hen.
shaw il q big fellow with plenty OF
speed. but his curve bal! does not
look to be more tnan Ordinary.
Hank Shanks came close to being the
real thing In the second clash of that
double bill Yesterday. for IT WAS the
Monaco Murderer who poled triple in
the ninth. scored the tying tally n mo-
nient later on Gandirs sacrifice ny, ana
drove Eddie Foster across with tho WIN.
niuG run in the eleventh frame NonH
have 70 credit Hank shanks. OF Monaco
3tto 2. BY doing that Hank allowed
hts team TO make a clean sweep Of the
doubleheader with Bill Donovan's lads,
ss one large frame copped the opening
game for the Griffs. 4 to l.
Ray Fisher. always a stumbling block
for the Griffs. was on the mound for
the SYanks when they got busy. He was
there at the very end. too. and ne meyer
stopped being stumbling block. Had
it not been for Hank Shanke. the Ner-
mont school teacher pitcher might have
made 1t an even break for the New
Yorkers. But he had Hank shanks
against him and so what chance did he
Joe Roehling got along pretty. we'll
considering his unsteadiness. Ile al
lowed Harry Harper to enter the COM
bat in the ninth frame. the Hackensack
southpaw finishing the battle IN hne
though escaping from serious positions
by his sudden show Of control.
Acosta's double In the second with one
gone. followed by McBrides fine single
the Grirs' frst run In the n,ghtcap con-
test. The wee Cuban played fine ball oil
day, and he was roundly cheered when
he showed his team ahead. However,
the Yanks tied the score in the fol-
NunaInaker opened with q. single to
center. A sacrifice advanced him and
Cree's single scored him. Peck's sacri-
hce pu. Cree on second and Boehling
he sathetsd his faculties and famed
Shelton, the rookie outfielder.
Cree opened the fifth with a safe
driye to left. going UP on sacrifice,
sna % 'sGsnf hf second ee ssss
decide the ball game until the Griffs
got busy in the ninth. snatching victory
away from Ray Fisher. when he
thought he had It in his pocket.
ming catch Of Milan,s fly ball shanks
the bali in the waning light and it
rolled rolled to the fence a,tlSwins Hank to
fly to Hughey High and shanks dashed
over with the tying run.
The fans stayed around that place
ui'til the Griffs got busy again In the
eleventh After Hiidebrand had ruled
beaten out his bunt, Foster drew a FREQ
pass. Milan bounded a high one over
Pipr. into right field and Shanks won
the old ball game with a solid smash
to left. scoring Foster.
The Grifs won the first game. as told
IN Yesterdays $50 edition, ! to
carroll Brown went along ali ripht
until the fourth frame. when the home
Sn ~ n,s sappen h him tor four runs. deciding
roster and Milan walked as starters
shanks beat out a slow one to Ran.
man. man. but Foster was run down and
nsss nea ,,Isaa teaving , TWO runners on. Gandils
Acosta delivered the goods with a fins
double to the seoreboard. Milan and
Shanks scored. Acosta could easily bavs
made IT three bases. except that Gandil
slowed up on his way to second And
. stopped at the far corner Henry FOL
lowed with solid drive to left, SCORING
Gandil and Acosta
Smiling Bill Donovan. manager n,
the Yanks. assembled the hill in the fifth
and held the Griffs helpless 10 the snd
OF the contest, allowing but one blow
single by Milan, and tanning six
Therefore. the heroes OF the afternoon
we're Merito Acosta and John Henry in
the Eightcap. N' ~
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