The Washington herald., 1919-08-08
UMPS WAY OFF,;
JUNGLEERS WIN
Dineen and Chill Make
Present to Tigers Of Fl
nal Game of Series.

Ban E. Johnson's visit to the Ma
tional Caital was just a little early.
II his majesty, the Gar" Of the
American League. had been present
yesterday afternoon at the Georgia
Avenue Park. he would have been
given the golden opportunity of seeing
the guessing contests. held each day
by his hired men as Umpires. Like
unto the Saratoga judges. one Will
lam Dineen and Oliver Chill did the
guessing act in the proper school boy
style with result that Clark e. GTif-
fith's clan went down TO defeat be-
fore HUghcy Jennings sCrappy and
peppeTy BenEals in the final game of
the series in ten innings by to 8
This verdict in the final game made
IL a clean sweep for the Tigers and
no doubt HuGhey. Cobb and the
JunglesTs company are still laughing
AZ Dineen and Chill. and praise
Capt George Mcbride for getting
away with murder. Never in the-his-
tory of League Park have So many
close decisions been guessed the wrong
way but anyone can always forgive
o.
even if It is against the home crew.
but never can one forget an umpire
that allows one club to get away
with all the tongue chatter. the calling
OF the decisions before they happen,
that have big bearings on the final re-
suits.
Cobb Runs Wild.
In an attempt to give the umpires
an even break. one Ty Cobb should
have been given the razz when he
opened Up on Erickson IN The eighth
frame. but now it vas Ty Cobb. so he
was allowed to get away with it,.
and the Georgia Peach repeated his
sIlatory tactics again in the tenth
frame when Captain Mac, hot under
nls collar. took little hand in the
chatter league. Mr.. Dineen imme-
olately gave him the razz-gate and
shen the final man was put out the
tans wandered their way toward the
ear lines wondering if the Wash
mEton club was just a fixture in this
'es that must stand the abuse
der-dog methods from Ban F.
1. league clubs. and jumps.
where down deep under the
q Oliver Chill. he holds n
.s= against the locals. and he
d his chance yesterday after
get some of the sweet 70
stun when he called Bush safe
INITIAL sack after relay from
mad him copped OF the bag
not inches. ChiITs decision
visitors the chance for the
ina why shower of pom
~. lid not start in his direction
..'' than the writer can under
Ut Olhe made his guess, lust
ne always Does. and as usual he
onE. Bush was caught fiat
Judge. and when declared
'.' 1ped to his feet TO do an In
l.' r dance in a rejoicing man
Chill Pulls Boner
less OF Bill Dineen missing
."-F her one. or something like
sz- his duties behind the plate.
sion was the one that beat
1ew.
Getting on this guessing contest.
he real hit-and-run way OF getting
'uns across is as follows: The Ma
Ionsls opened their attack on Ehmke
n:the first after two hands were out
Milan doubled to right and SAMMY
re sent Chick Shorten on fast
after his hit. which the out
Just reached with his
and the ball stuck. rob-
- '0ubIe if not a triple
rr bOmbardment
70 third and
of three
. 9mith
TipIe,. -
Tght cent
number one.
trd to second AL.
IN Cobbs single. , ...
IN the throw-in and
.hree when Eeach doubled to
iunglecrs rested from then UNI.
.euth when on two hits the fir,,
ally was scored. IDnnie Bush was
passed by Erickson. Young sacri-
seed him to second, and Ty Cobb
IcCred Donnie with a single to left
.euter. but Ty was out when he tried
stretch it TO second on a quick re-
ay from Murphy to Charity to
foster to Shanks.
The Nationals picked away At
Ehmkr's slew twistCrs until the
ifth- when two talIios crossed the
plate LEONARD doubled. MrnosLy.
Eho pInched-hit for Shaw. doubled
scoring Leonard. and Mike scored
4 Lslly when Fatima Foster singled
10 left. but neither Milan nor Rice
could bring in Foster. as Ayers was
sent to the relief Of Ehmko and
kept the Griffs popping up in the
air In the next inning on three
nits one run crossed the dish. Char
TIty foulNd to Ainsmith, NTurpny
singled through the box, followed
by Shanks' sizzler TO right which
sent "SPud" around to the hot cor
neT. and he scored when Joe Leon
ard got his second hit. a single to
center The Nationals had an op-
portunitv in the ninth when the
irst three men singled, but a fast
3ouble-play snuffed out their dying
chance, as Judge was out at the
plate and Rice was doubled-up at
irSt base.
Uphill Game to Giants.