The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1919-07-13
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FROM INDIANS
Nationals Hand Fohl's In
dams a Severe Jolt in
Twin Attraction.

first bat was forced by Rice. Wamby
opened the Indians half with a
single and Speaker sacrificed. Smith
walked on four straight, but Wood
and Gardner popped to Shanks.
Menosky beat out bunt to John
son to start the second, Myers being
too slow in covering first. Shanks
got a lucky single through Wamby.
Aenosky scoring the third Myers
then put on the brakes, tossing out
Janvrin and striking out Picinich and
Erickson, O'Neill tossing the catcher
out at first. Two gone for the In
dams when o'NeilI lined a single to
right and Myers cracked a double
between Fosters legs. but Wamby
flied to Rice.
The third was a heartbreaker for
the Indians and a gala round for
the Nationals Judge pried the lid
on with a double against the wall
in right center. Wamby mussed up
Fosters easy bounder and then
Milan's up over liner fell just out
of Speakers reach for a single. Judge
scoring. Rice laid down what was
intended for a sacrifice. a nice bunt
to Myers. but converted it into a
single when Wamby fell fast asleep
and failed to cover first. filling the
bases. Wood bagged Menosky's foul.
which allowed Foster to score from
third. Shanks' line single to left sent
Milan in from second. Janvrin ended
it by pounding into a fast double
play. Lunte to Wamby to Johnson.
The Indians made a bid in their
half but fell short. With Speaker
down, the result of a one-handed
stab by Judge of Janvrin's wide
throw, Smith lined a single over
short and after Wood forced him.
Gardner gave Janvrin a single that
was too hot to handle but Johnston
fled to Menosky
The Nationals were easy in the
fourth while O'Neill and Wamby
drew gifts in the Indians section
but Erickson famed Speaker on
three pitched balls.
Another piece of off-color work in
the field enabled the Griff men to
dent the plate in the fifth. One
gone when Lunte fielded Milan's
bounder cleanly and then cut loose
with a two base wild throw over
IohnstOn's head. Johnston got Rice
on his bounder but Menosky sim
sled to right. scoring Milan. Shanks
sent Wood back for his drive. The
Indians went down in order, Judge
making a dandy catch of Smith ;
fould and Menosky pulling down
GaTdiner's foul after a long run.
The Mats came close in the
sixth. Janvrin singled to center
but was forced at second on
Picinich's attempted sacrifice.
Johnson to Lunte. Erickson sacri-
feed cleverly and Judge drew Il
pass but Foster bounced to Gard
ner for a forced play at third. Har-
ris was inserted to bat for Lunte
in the Indians half with one gone,
but O'NeiIl forced him on a smok-
iug bounder to Foster while Myers
tanned.
- Harris went to short for Cleveland
to start the lucky seventh-luoky for
the Mats. Milan worked Myers for
n pass and Rice sacrificed him on,
Menosky driving him across with a
line single that dented the wall in
right Wamby pulled down Shanks'
foul and Janvrin followed with a line
triple between Speaker and Wood
that scored Menosky. Picinich flied
to Speaker. Smith disturbed the Sc
renity of things in the tribes time
at bat with line single against the
will in right after Milan had speared
wamby's liner of the grass and Fos-
ter had thrown out Speaker. Wood
flied to Rice.
Enzrnann went to the hill in the
eighth, and with one gone Judge
pounded a double to right. but Harris
threw out Foster and Milan. the sec
ond effort being a pippin on a high
bounder
The Indians punctured the plate
three times in the eighth. Milan
made a dandy catch of Gardeners
line drive. Johnston walked and after
Harris singled over second. Milan
dashed back and pulled down O'Neill's
long drive. Graney batted for Enz-
wamby's bounder got through Shanks'
hands, Johnston and Harris scoring.
Speakers smash took a bad hop over
Janvrin's head for a single. Graney
scoring. Smith pounded to Foster,
who touched third for the third out.
Phillips pitched the ninth. and al
though he walked Shanks, he got by
unscathed Erickson got by in the
Indians half. walking Johnston after
two were down. Harris ending it with
a fly to Rice.
II didn't take the Griffmen long
to break the Ice in the nightcap af-
fair. One gone when Foster pound
ed q triple between left and center.
and after Milan walked. Clyde came
across on Rice's sacrifice drive to
Speaker. The Indians went out in
order.
., Morton had two of the Nationals
on the retired list in the second
when Janvrin suot a single to left
and Shaw's drive bounded over
head. but Judge popped to
wamby. Wood opened with a sim
gle to right, but was forced at sec
ond on Gardeners attempted sacri-
fee. Shaw to Shanks. The Indians
switched their attack to the hit and
run, but Johnston flied to Rice
They then tried another line. but
Charity threw Gardner out steal
ing.
The Nationals bumped the old
Foster first up shot a single past
Harris that should have been fielded
but wasn't. Milan flied to Wood but
Rice lined a single to center and
iMenosky sent Foster across the plate,
Rice to third and Morton to the
showers with a corlxing single along
the first base line. Phillips took up
The burden and Charity hunted the
.hrst bail pitched to Johnston on the
squeeze play. Rice scoring and Char
rity receiving credit for a single when
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