The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-06-29

sandlots Of Chicago. ID the latest to
sign Cleveland contract. He IL nine
teen years old.
Jimmy Archer. the Cubs veteran
backstop. stopped q foul tho other day
f e , ERECTED d g, cure Of st! nn5ar thst
Srust to s;nd ss s Ss fn p
did the trick for him. It bent back
that's all. Now Archer has no trouble.
Mig Clarke. the old Cleveland "a! sstoher.
Mobile club. never more to return.
Frank oilhooley had . lot Of fun
With Myers ana Meyer yesterday. In
S .tss sSar basel. rs' h xsns' s 0n 1unans
wild whenever he got on. Lac MAGE
PeckinSpsush. and Baker each took
one. A lovely tme was had.
Josh Deyors. who played. with sew
eral worlds champions and others In
the big show 10 about done. He has
been Internationally release dby NIL
waukee.
Heinie Wagner. former captain and
peerless shortstop Of the Boston Red
Box. is coming. back TO the champions
the mana serisi end Of the game With
the Hartford club this sprtng and fell
down. He wasted no time getting
IN touch With Bill carrissn and. 20 ne
though his weak wing will hardly per-
init OF his getting into the game.
When all seemed darkest and the
Griffs almost certain to lose to the
worlds champion Red sox. Bill Carl
gan came to their assistance. He pulled
out Ernie Shore and substituted Carl
Mays. the underhand finger. When the
bcmbardmsnt ceased. the oriffmsn had
showed four runs across the platter and
were aba to defeat the Red sox In the
fret game Of the series. 8 to g.
Ernie Shore. with one OF two excep-
lions. has never been able to hold his
own with the Grns. Perhaps for that
reason did his boss take him out Of the
box when q couple OF lucky binGles
were registered on him In the seventh.
Csrrtsan guessed a beating was coming
to the tall twirler. But Bill guessed
wrongly. as to Mays ability to stop
the trouble. That's why the home team
their first day at Georgia avenue.
Walter johnson looked pretty good to
the small crowd. but the champions
pounded two runs on him without much
ADO. oardners hard drive to center in
out advanced him and Forrest Cady
villa pitch and puny Rswi. 9 h sS9s sins,s
TO center brought over another tally
for the champions In the third. ON more
Griffn,sns attack conpistss the story y"'
For five frames Shore got away with
his Job in fine style. The sixth saw
one run come over for the home boys
whsn Foster singled. only to be forced
BY Milan. shanks delivered 4 hearty
doucle that brought Milan all the way
around from fret.
JAMESON opened the memorable
seventh with q hot drive through the
box into center field. Henry's clever
sacrifice put him on second. ana then
Mcbride reached frst In safety on A
high bounce close to the third base line
Of letting It hoii foul. csrrisan "s shiS.
erSd and called IN Carl Mays.
enough to hit johnson on the arm r Nil
Inf the bases. Dan Moeilsr looked over
all the Bostonian had. and then picked
. double 70 left center, scoring jamie
ter brought johnson ana Moeiier across.
There was some wild and Woody peS.
gins about then, and Foster was stand
Inf on third base at the end OF t.
persisted at the plate on Miian's spiash
to McNally; shanks closed the assault
with pop ny to Scott.
Rippy Williams, glad Of a chance to
manner his old teammates. opened the
Little Jameson whitfield, but John
Henry, who 10 getting TO be a hard guy
with the stick, bumped a single TO LEFT
mat brought Williams across with the
hnsl run OF the game. NV
In the ninth CarriSan called on Hen.
rfksen. Thomas and Ruth as pinch iii.