Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-05-26
BATTLE F0URTEEN.
INNINGS TO A TIE
Johnson Sent Into Breach in
Tenth With the Score !.
Standing Three All.
JOE JUDGE AGAIN PLAYS
MOST IMPORTANT PART
Starts Both Rallies With Hits,
Williams Makes Good With
Bat in Pinehes.
BY ]. ED GRILLO.

A struggle which lasted until late lhto
the afternoon resulted in fourteen
inning tie in the last game OF the series
with Chicago yesterday. Each team
scored three runs during the long ses-
sion, the SoX in the seventh "heh 'iies
scored their trio, thanks to the help OF
two errors by Henry and Harper "hiie
the Griffmen got two in their hait OF 'he
seventh and tied il up in the ninth. FROM
that on neither side scored. though the
Griffmen had several chances 70 90 So
Each team used three pitchers, olfsahs
and johnson finishing the game. Inc
former in the tenth relieved husseiil VIM
had succeeded Benz in the seventh "heH
the locals made belated fallS, Wl'e
johnson came to BoehllnS 5 Eeilei III .i'e
tenth inning.
In this round Schalk led off with a
single. and after McMullin had sacrl-
feed him to second Ness was sent 10
bat for Wolfgang Boehiing pitched one
ball 10 him, when he fouled, when John
son was brought into the game. he
famed Ness and also j. Collins, VINO hau
taken MurphyS place IN the eishth' re-
firing the side with Schalk on second.
.Iohnson was at his best, and held the
opposition to a single hit ana stfuch OUT
seven of them.
Sox Score on Errors.
The first runs of the game came in
the seventh inning. E. Collins led
off with a triple to right center Four
nier was walked and jackson dropped
a scratch to short left, which Shanks
muffed after d long run. Collins De
ing held on third. Feisn MT TO Fo
ter and Collins was nailed at the pate.
In an effort to make double play,
Henry threw to first, but Felsh, run
ming on the grass and out of line.
was hit in the pack, the ball bouncing
toward the erandstand and Fourn1er
scoring. The umpires ruled Felsh had
not run out of line. jackson pulleo
up at third. and FETISH went TO second
Schalk hit an aWk ward tap TO Harper,
who, after stopping the ball and turn
in. around. threw it 10 the plate, but
the ban struck Jackson. sliding INTO
the plate. IN the back, and before hen
~ coufd recover the nail FeiSn naa
also come home with the third run.
error. stole third. McMullln was
thrown out by Mcbride, who held
Schalk on third. and then Harper fan
ned Benz for the second time.
The Griffmen had their troubles get
ting to Benz. They hit him hard
enough, but he could not be hit at
the right time, until the seventh, when
the locals got brace of runs. After
Rondeau had flied out, Judge started
the rally by nsling, his second blow.
Shanks popped to Weaver and then
Henry singled, sending Judge to third
Mcbride vas hit bv pitched ball,
ming the bases. This situation called
for pinch hitter. Williams was sent
to bat for Harper, and he came
through with single to right, send
ing two runs over tne' plate. Mcbride
tried to score on the play. for Murphy
played the bali poorly, trying to trap
it. Murphy threw to The plate and
jchalk pegged to second trying to cut
off Williams. Mcbride should have
scored easily and won the game, but
he hesitated and Weaver got the bali
back to the plate in time to cut Nc
Bride off.
Judge made it possible to tie the score
for his side in the ninth, which he
started with d three base hit to right
center after one was out. Shanks
followed with long drive into the
same territory, scoring Judge with the
tieing run. but was caught a. third
T. wing to stretch the hIr into "A three
be ggcr. That ended the scoring. he
score.