The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-04-16
WASHINGTON TURNS
TABLES ON GIANTS
Joe Judge Leads Assault on
Barnes and Helps Senators
Win, 10 to 8.
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PETERSBURG, Va, April 15.-Ths
Washington Senator's turned the tahlee
on the Giants to-day, winning by .
score Of 10 to 8 in a rather raggedly
played game.
Jess Barnes, who started the game on
the mound for New York, was hit hard
in the first inning and the Senators
piled UP a three run lead. forcing the
Giants to wage an uphill fight all the
way.
Ferd schupp assumed the pitching
burden In the sixth inning and finished
the game. Ed Hoviik and Harry Thomp-
son. two Of Griffith's pitching proteges-
succeeded in banning the Giant hitters
when safe blown would have counted
heavily.
Joe Judge led the assault on Barnes
In the first inning with a single to right
and Foster slammed another one base
blow to left. Milan popped to Chase.
sam Rice was presented with travel
ling bag by his Petersburg friends AZ
he stepped to the plato for the FIRST time
and he celebrated the receipt Of the gin
by TRIPPING to left centre. scoring judge
and Foster. Fletcher grabbed Shanks's
bounder and threw him out. but Rice
scored on the play.
Judge Linss Out Double.
In the third Judge gain set the WASH
ington attack In motion with q double
to right. He reached third base on
Fosters out and held that bag when
Milan grounded to Chase. Rice again
came through In . pinch, this time with
a single to centre on which Judge tailed.
The Giants managed to push one run
over the plate In the Same inning. but
a sharp double play cut them down be-
fore they could do further damage. After
Barne3 had retired Burns walked ana
Young singled to left. Burns pulling up
at second. Chase siashed single 10
centre. scoring Durns and putting Young
on third. but Kaufr failed to improve
the situation. hitting into double play,
Janvrin to Judge
For a third time Judge paved the way
for run for the Senators when lie
drew a pass to start the ffth innlag.
Foster pushed him along TO second with
sacrifice and he completed the !ol :
ncy to the plate on Milan's triple to
right.
McChrty, hitting for Barnes, was the
first IA ter &c flce Thompson wl.l hat
young man succeeded Hovlik in the box
for the Ecna:o's In the f1fth. He singled
to right Rice muffed Burns's fly and
after Young had r;pped to Davis Foster
knocked down kaufr's hard drive and
stepped IN third. .orcing Burns Nc
Carly scored on this LAY.
Schupp gave base on balls to
Charity In the seventh and Charity
reached third moment later on
achupp's wide throw to second base OF
Thompson's tap. Judge flied to Youns
and when Young's throw TO the plate
went rast Smith Charity. who had
made q HUN to score logged home.
Burns Makes n. Triple. g
The Giants scored their third and
last run In their half OF this inning
Burns crashed one TO centre for three
bases aid scored while Davis was throw
ing Young out at frat.
mix up over pop fly in the ninth
inning resulted in the scoring of -four
runs by the Senators. Davis led OF
with double to right and Charity
walked. Thompson attempted to sacri'
nee. Chase made great play on the
ball, however. scooping II UP few yards
In front of the plate and whipping II Il
Zimmerman in time to force D&y a
third. Judge flied TO Kauff. but Foster
walked. filing the bases Then came
the mix up. Milan lifted pop fly be-
tween the pitchers box and the hrs
base line, which either Schupp or Smitl
should have caught Both stood as u
transfixed and Chase made gallan
but futile attempt to catch the ball.
He .muffed the pellet. then booted I
In the general direction Of tho Giants
bench, and when he retrieved II hurled
IL wildly past the plate In an effort Il
nail Thompson. When the dust cleared
away II was seen that Charity. Thomp
son and Foster had scored and that Mi
lan'rssted on third. Milan later soore'
on Rice's third hit a single 70 right
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