Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-02

started it with a vicious liner over
third that rolled into the crowd on
the neld and went for two bases under
Inc ground rules. Harris popped to
Bagby, in an effort to bunt, but Ell
ierbe Topped a slow one to left that
bounded away from Jameson for
Two bases. scoring Roth. Bob tailed,
after Johnston had tossed out Thomas.
Has6y covering first on Gharrity's
single to center. Pat raced to third
on Shaws safety over the middle
cushion and the bases were loaded
when Shanks waited out the full
Hank.
Put Slids Under BaEby.
Another National onslaught was
launched In the third. Bagby being
hammered out OF the box with two
more tallies charged against him be-
fore single put-out was effected.
Rice opened with a wallop that
struck the screen in center field on
the NY Sam pulled up at third, but
rihc clout by Roth clearing the railing
in front of the left field bIeachers
Tor circuit of the bases. Bagby
departed here, and Clark, his sue
cessor; got rid of Harris, Ellerbe
and Thomas in a row.
Shaw was invincible the first third
OF the journey. although he got into
trouble in round 8, when he walked
the first two Indians to face him.
He got out by tanning Clark, re-
Gring Jameson at FIRST and causing
chapman to roll to Ellerbe. He was
measured for couple of counters
in the following frame. however.
Speaker led with a safety over sec
ond and pulled up at third on Smiths
double against the right field fence.
to short. on Wamby's double into
the crowd. Wamby moved to third
on Johnston's death and was erased
trying to sneak to the plate while
Shaw was winding up.
Rice Steals Second and Home.
j. Aloysius was caught flatfooted off
first after receiving a pass in the fourth
but Rice personally executed the regis
tration Of a marker in the fifth without
any assistance from his mates. With
Milan disposed Of, Rice beat out a rap
to Johnston and stole second as Roth
famed. He moved to third on a balk
and stole home, exhibiting a burst of
speed that landed him at the plate be-
fore Clark's pitch reached O'Neil
With two down in the seventh Milan
inaugurated an offensive that netted
two runs with a double down the line
in left Rice lined a single over short
| which cashed Zeb. Sam taking second on
the throw to the plate and registered
when Roth again delivered with his
stick. this being a one-baser. Pinch Hit
ter Graney's double. following a walk to
Johnston. gave the Tribe their third run
in the end of their frame.
Ellerbe greeted Niehaus with a hot
smash through Chapman in the eighth
and stole second as Thomas famed,
| but was left. Then the Tribe got after
Shaw and gave him a decided uncom-
counting station twice. Chapman
| doubled to left. Speaker walked and
Smith lined a double against the
| fence in center. Chappie counting
and Speaker pulling up at third. Iris
! scored on Gardeners rap to Ellerbe.
| on which Smith was run down. VAN
| by poIed a drive to left that was foul
| be a very narrow margin, and then
| bounced to Shaw. Gardner being trap
ped between bases.
GrifYs Add to Their Lead.
The Griffs increased their lead by
| one in the ANAL when Shanks walk
| ed, moved up on Milan's retirement
| and counted on Rice's single to right.
Sam sWiped second after Roth loft
| ed and Harris left him. Speaker s
men tried desperately to stage a last
minute rally. but it fell short of any
, scoring. O'Neill opened with safety
| to left. Caldwell was put on to run
| for Steve and was forced by Pinch
! Hitter Burns, Thomas making a great
| play on his drive. Jameson walked
! and was forced by Chapman. and 1t was
ended when Rice got under Speak
| er's fly.