The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-06-09

their well-knOwn kindness OF heart came
to the surface In the ninth and they al
lowed the Indians to knot the count.
That's why everybody sat or ran
through fourteen frames.
Five resounding wallops. with an err
ror and n walk, gave the invaders their
FIVE runs In the opening inning and sent
Stanley Coveleskie to the showers.
Harry Harper lasted until the fifth In
ming was under way and then he gave
way to Bert Gallia.
Marty McHale had replaced Coveleskie
in the second, but he surrendered TO
Sergeant Bagby in the fifth after Bill
lings had hit for him Bagby and Gallia
went on down the line to the bitter end.
the Indian outdoing the Griffman.
II looked all over but the shrieking
when those five tallies were chalked up
in the first for the Grins. Moeller led
off with single. Judge lived on Wam-
by's error. a passed ball advancing both
lads. Fosters pass filled the corners.
Milan's hot drive to right scored Noeller.
! Jameson whitfield. but Morgan skied to
Graney. scoring Judge. Henry's single
mast Turner brought Foster across
: Henry and Milan then worked pretty
double theft. Zeb tallying with ease. Nc
Brides safety TO left brought Henry In
from second. Harper singled to right.
but a fine peg to third cut down NC
Bride. ending the assault ~.
Gandil's triple with one down in the
second became a run when Wamby FOL
lowed with a double after Howard had
persisted. With one gone In the fourth.
Gandil poled single to center. Howard
follow ID with one TO left and Wamby' 8
hunt to Harper became blngle. the
pitcher being unable to field II In time.
I O'Neilrs long fly to Moeller scored
Gandil
Until the ninth neither team could IL
ANYTHING but in that final frame thu
Indians got some hits and some lucf
and tied the score. Graney skied. bu
Turner tore off a single to center
Speaker beat out n slow one to Foster
Roth had the good fortune to raise I
weak fly just back OF Morgan: Tn,
Griffman slipped in the mud left by
shower earlier In the game and faile'
to get the ball. the corners becoming
packed. Ganiil dropped Texa
field. scoring Turner and Speaker
smith came up for Howard and wa
purposely passed. Roth galloped owe
with the tying run when Wamby fiie'
to left. Henry took ONeill's foul, clos
ing the frame. but dragging on tn
pastime until darkness put a stop I,
II at the end of the fourteenth.
From the first inning until the elev
enth the Griffmen were helpless. No
a hit came to them until Milan doube
to right in the eleventh. Shank
hunted right BACK at BaRDy, ana Mia
was killed at third. Morgan bounced
hot one off Clyde Enge's shins. Henr
was called out on strikes. and shank
was murdered at third on Mcbride
: tap to Bngle. That was the only rea
attempt of the invaders to score atte
the first frame.
: The Indians threatened to do some
l thing In the eleventh when Speaker le
OFF with n double to the right-nel
fence. Henry picked him on seconc
!, though. and the fans groaned, for moth
3 ing else happened.
Wamby opened the twelfth with a sir
9 gle and got to second on Bagby's sacri
3 nee. Graney walked and was forced b
Turner. Speaker led Off with a singl
in the thirteenth, but was doubled u
= on a pop fly to Mcbride by Roth.
o In the gathering darkness both team
: got busy in the fourteenth. Henry sir
Q sled for starter, giving way to Air
!. smith on the paths Gallia's try Il
t a sacrifice was pop fly to Bagh
y after Mcbride had whitfield. Moeller
d fly to right closed the attack OF II
s Griffmen.
t With one gone in the final half Mo
gans error put Wamby on and OMEN
low bridge over Gallias head was
5. hit. double play ended the clash.
% Here Is the game In figures