The Washington times., 1915-09-14

indians today. II not. he Will twirt
tomorrow.
II Manager Griffith intends using his
Ing clubs when they come here. he will
have to send his kids Into the battles.
judging by the sturdy maner In which
thev have started their big league e1-
periences. 1t wa. "Eph" Milan: Zen's
Victory for the home boys In the Sec
ond clash with the Cleveland Indians.
He came UP In the opening frame and
produced the blow that scored Zeb with
the run that proved to be the winner.
men might have lost yesterday's game.
Charlie Garrett. a husky lad from Ma
son City. Iowa. made his debut for the
Indians. and was unsteady In the first
inning: 1uss unsts.dy enough Ss.s 70 lose lose
bingles for as many runs In that round,
but were helpless in the next two. Gar
rett came down to earth suddenly ana
remained there. He would probably
have kept right on to the end. but that
stopping Fosters smoking drive In the
third. and had to retire.
Sam Jones. Nick Altrock's evangelist
hurler." succeeded Garrett and pitched
pinch Hitter in the eighth. Nick Carter
closed the combat In fine style. the
Griffs never threatening after that hot
opener.
Joe Boehlins was good in spots and
three % nn nans. n GI he got his Sody int into "i +:
pitching motion and the Indians never
saw hrst base. Then he began to use
his old-fashioned jerky. motion and got
into trouble Immediately. Bert Gallia
young Texan delivering the goods and
freezing the Indians In the midst Of q
startling batting rally.
Turner Barber opened the game with
walk. scoring easily when Fosters
solid rap got away from Roth and
rolled almost to the score board Zeb
Miian's healthy slap to left sent the
midget Gathering across the platter.
and ando Gandirs :ecr,tiee put Milan on
brother. showed up for his f,rst nps
pearance in tho big show. and plunked
safety to left bringing Zeb across
FOR the third run OF the inning and the
last one Of tho day for the Griffs.
scattered sits being made OFF his stun.
Garter gave one In the eighth that
brought nothing.
| For three frames Boehling was Per.
|
toward the plate and got into hot
water. Ray Chapman opened the
fourth with q single to center. going Up
on q wild hcave and stealing third
Roth's single to left scored the In
dams star infelder.
sawyer's error !et Smith reach frs,
IN the ninth. Kirke forcing him Evans
walked and Terry Turner. who had re-
placed Wamby. hlled the base with a
bounce over Boeh!ing's dome. In came
Bert Gallia. and O'Neill's fy to "Eph''
Milan let Kiske score. Willie, hitting
| 1or Carter: rolled to Sawyer. forcing
turner and the game was over.
| on Wamby In the seventh, the Indian
| he murmured something that got under
Chill's skin. for the umpire banished
the indian. who Immediately sought the
showers. the coolest place in seven
to second in time to make things tough
for Joe Boehling in the ninth.
Barbara. benched because of weak
, hitting. went to bat for Jones in the
eighth and rolled weakly to Foster.
McBrlSs lined to center in the fourth
ana Both came In like wild man fol
the play. started into the infieH o.
! Roth came UP with the ball, and tKs
! Indian gardener started back to hi.
position. Then Ollie Chill called Nc
Bride out. Mcbride kicked and leavInl
the question TO- Connolly. was turned
Il: Very well-why did Roth start fol
diamond? All answers will be consid
cred confidential.