Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-07-04
GR|FFMEN BLANKED !.
BY YANKEES, | TOO
Shawkey 0utpitches Harper in
Morning Game Seen by
Crowd of About 5000. !

About 5000 fans today gathered at
American League Park to see the morn
ing game between the Nationals and
the New Yorks.
Manager Grifith sent Harper to the
rubber, while Manager Donovan de-
pended upon Shawkey to fool the local
oatsmen.
Just before the game started Umpire
Connolly received a telegram from
President johnson lifting the suspen-
sion OF George Mcbride. and the popu-
lar shortstop occupied his old position.
When George went out on the field he
was given quite an ovation by the spec
tators.
yesterday. Bauman took his place in
right field for the Yankees.
Bauman opened the game with
ter, but died stealing on Henry's fine
throw to Mcbride. Peck flied to Mi
Ian.
Moeller opened for the locals with a
line fly to Peck Foster flied to Bau-
man and Milan popped to Baker.
In the second inning Moeller backed
against the fence in right and pulled
down Pipp's long fly: Baker dropped
IexaS leaguer IN rlsht, MoeiieT NC
ing out SO far he could not get up to
the ball. On the hit and run Masee
batted into a double play. driving
line fly to Moeller, Baker being dou-
bled up before he could get back to
first.
Shanks skied to Peck. but Judge
slammed a beautiful triple against the
scoreboard in right center. Jamieson's
best was a strike-out. but Henry
walked Mcbride was given the glad
hon nd hnn he n
after slamming the ball to right. which
was foul by six inches, he grounded
out, Baker to Pipp, Judges triple be-
ing wasted.
Gedeon fouled to Judge in the third
inning. Nunamaker fouled to Henry
and Shawkey famed.
Harper was called out on strikes and
Gedeon made a nice stop and threw
pitchers box. Shawkey DETECTING the
ball to Gedeon, and the ALTERS throw
beating Eddie to the sack.
Bauman skied to Moeller in the
of Highs line fly and Mcbride tossed
out Peck. No runs.
After Milan walked Shanks sacrificed.
Shawkey to Pipp. On the hit and run
Milan tried to steal third. but Judge
missed the ball and Zeb was out, Nuna-
maker to Baker. Judge walked and was
caught asleep of first. Shawkey to Pipp.
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At the outset Of the NTH inning Pipp
walked and Baker slammed tho ball
over the right fence. but 1t was
foul by three feet. and he then struck
out. to the great glee Of the spectators
Pipp went to second on a wild pitch.
Magee flied to Milan, and Pipp went to
third after the catch. but Gedeon flied
to Mcbride.
Jameson flied to Bauman. Henry
slammed a clean single to center. Nc
Bride famed and Henry stole second,
but Harper also famed.
In the sixth Nunamaker out, Mcbride
to Judge; Foster tossed out Shawkey
and Bauman lined to Jameson.
Moeller grounded out, Gedeon to Pipp.
and Shawkey tossed out Foster. Milan
singled to center, but Shanks forced
Milan at second. Peck to Gedeon.
High walked to open the seventh and
second. Pipp hit into a fast double
play, Foster to Mcbride to Judge, and
Baker famed for the second time.
Peck threw out Judge. but Jameson
rolling toward first base. Henry
famed and Jameson was out stealing,
Nunamaker to Gedeon.
In the eighth Magee fied to Judge
maker singled to left. but Shawksy
famed
Bauman singled to left to open the
ninth inning. High forced Bauman at
second. Shanks to Foster. High went
to second on a wild pitch. Mcbride
threw out Peck. High going to third.
Pipp beat out a slow roller to Foster.
High scoring. Baker doubled to right,
sending Pipp to third. Magee flied to
Jameson.
Foster skied to Peck. Milan walked,
but Peck threw out Shanks and Judge
flied to Peck.
Score by innings:
R H e
New York. o 0 o o o 0 Ii o
Washington. 0 0 o o o 90 4
Batteries-Shawkeya and Nunamaker;
Harper and Henry. Umpires. Owens
and Connolly.