The Washington herald., 1916-07-30

The Washington Herald's Cleveland Cor
respondent.
Cleveland, Ohio, July 29.-Turner Day
was a bowling success viewed from every
local angle. II was a burning crime ac-
cording to the harassed Nationals, who
steamed into port Juggling a string OF
four straight defeats only to slough of
the opener here, 10 to 0. Grit's troops
aroused after losing a complete series in
Detroit, found the Indians in their war
paint. after a disastrous three engage
ments with Boston
With Jim Bagby on the firing line.
working effectively and allowing eight
inconsequential swats, and his pals slug
ging the offerings of MessTs. Gallia and
Du Mont at will. the result never was in
doubt.
Incidentally the Indians broke the
link" that has lowered over them all
season in games with Washington. Bagby
faltered at the start. and might have
suffered the hook but for spectacular
double plays in the first and second per
iods, with Chapman. Turner and Gandil
engineering both classics. Gallia out
pitched the Ianky Indian IN these rounds,
but Immediately got in dutch during the
third. and was bOmbarded freely in the
ensuing innings. until derricked in the
seventh, with the count S to 0.
Morgan Opens with IA single.
Morgan blew open the pastime by swat
ting safely to left only to be coupled
with Foster in a double play. Chapman
to Turner to Gandil. Barring a pass to
Chapman, who Immediately perished
stealing, the Indians were harmless in
the first and helpless in the second.
The deadly two-ply killing again
blasted Washington's hopes in the second
after Rice had exploded a single
Charity pOled one to Chapman and fast
work by Turner and Gandil suppressed
both runners. a pass TO Acosta proved
unavailing for the Cuban was soon spilled
stealing.
The third found Bagby bowling along
81 his best. and in this as we'll as the
fourth. Griff's young men succumbed.
not one getting the ball through the
inner wall. Cleveland on the contrary
proceeded to bump Galia's repertoire
with much apIoph,
One gone in their third, DAILY singled
10 left and after Bagby whitfield. Carney
spanked a double to right Daily trying
10 score was nipped a home, Milan, to
Mcbride to Henry.
GaIIiH's wIIdnesS Proves Costly.
Passes cost Gania two runs in the
fourth With a pair down Roth walked
and stole then Gandil strolled and
Tailed with Bob when Wambsganss'
tripled down the left field lines Turner
famed. Singles assembled by Charity
and Moeller with one out in the fifth
failed to help the Nationals, for Bagby
thrOtted the next pair
Gallia came back strong in the home
fifth and paused, only to take another
JaHnt to the cleaners in the sixth, which
was heavily charged with swatting,
Speaker started It wtha shot to center,
Roth followed suit and after GandiTs pop
up to Mcbride, Wamby again connected,
his single scoring Spoke" boot
10y Charity spared Turner and let Roth
SCamper home. Gallia got the next two,
tossing out DAILY and tanning Bagby.
y ClOut by Foster proved Of no Conse-
Uuence in Washingtons half. but in the
seventh the Capital City crew up and al
most STAYED of the Calcimine brush Two
d"funCt. Moeller and Henry busted sin
EICs but Chapman's fast play nailed Nc
Bride. Wholesale murder was commit
ted in the Indians seventh which wit
messed the departure Of GaIla Three
lusty wallOPs linked with an error net
ted four useless markers during the jam
bOree.
Four for Indians
Graney was some when Chapman slug
ECd to center, and a pass put Speaker
on nrEt Roth lined to MOeIIer who lost
Inc ball after a hard run. and got charged
with an error, ChaDpie scoring Gandil
doubled 10 left and Speaker paced Roth
HCross the dock Wamby grounded to
Mcbride. Then Turner celebrated with
n smash to left. counting Chick. A double
hy Foster in the eighth went for nothing.
Du Mont hurled the local half when a
double by Bagby. pass to Graney and
ROth's single linked with Milan's bum
return allowed BaEby and Graney to reg
istcr- The Nationals collapsed in order
in the ninth. Score:
CLEVELAND. AR II Fl PO +