The Washington herald., 1920-07-18
Judge Spiked Again.

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games. the Nationals were hard hit
when Joe Judge was spiked by Ed
die Aipsmith in the opening battle
and was forced to retire. He will
be- out for some days. His place
yesterday was filled by Eddie Char
rity.
For the first time this season the
name of George Mcbride, veteran
innelcer. appears In the box score.
Tho fans cheered when the captain
trotted out to the short field in the
middle of the second affair, taking
the place of Maurice Shannon. He
showed lot of pep, handled both of
his chances cleanly and raped out
two-bagger to wind up his per-
formance.
Crippled Cobb Performs.
True to advance notices. Tyrus
Cobb. the battered Georgia Peach,
appeared in all his glory. He re-
tired from the opening game after
having hurt his leg, while beating
out an infeld hit. but came back
for a few rounds in the second. Af-
ter he had batted in the frst Detroit
run. Ty found the going too hard
and disappeared for the day. He
still limps badly and is playing on
his nerve.
Bobby Roth was responsible for
the only National run in the initial
encounter. his home run to deep
center field turning the trick in the
second inning. At all other stages
ssD0r" of the eit-
uation.
Detroit scored one in the first
when Young singled, advanced on
Bush's out and counted from second
when Cobb was tossed out at first,
Judge to Shaw. II was fancy base
running. Ayers double to center,
Young's hit and an infield out
scored the second in the third
Shaw Blows in Fifth.
In the fifth James Aloysius Shaw
blew terribly and Bill Snyder. who
relieved him, was just as bad. Six
Tiger runs were counted. With one
out Bush singled and stole. Shaw
walked Cobb and Veach. flling the
sacks. and Heilman's rap to center
scored Bush and Cobb.
When Snyder took the mound he
walked SnOFIeu, nlllns tne DdSeS
again and allowed Jones to single.
scoring veach. With the bases still
crowded. Bill issued a pass to Ain
smith. forcing Heilman across the
plate. Ayers singled, scoring Shor-
ten. and Young's sacrifice fly to
Roth scored Jones. Ayers was forced
on Pinelli's rap. ending the night
mare.
Snyder was touched up for two
more in the eighth and 1t was in this
round that Judge was gashed by
Ainsnnith's spikes. Jones began IL
by walking and Ainsmith beat out
an infield rap. spiking Judge on the
ankle as he reached for 1t.
With the blood dripping from the
wound. Judge walked from the field
and was taken to the clubhouse for
treatment. Charity tried TO come
in fast on Ayers bunt. but nuffed
the ball and all hands were safe.
This gave Young a chance 10 drive
Jones and Ainsmith home with
single.
Zachary Batted Freely.
Zachary was hit freely in the clos
ing tilt. yielding thirteen hits. The
Tigers registered the FIRST score on
Bush's triple TO left and Cobb's sin
gle in the third.
Sam Rice had tripled in the first
round and was left stranded, but in
the third his double scored Milan.
who had singled. and evened things
for the time being. He strayed too
far OF second. however, after he had
his wallop and Flagstead's peg to
that bag caught him.
The second National run came in
the fourth. After Roth had been
retired. Harris singled and Charity
dittoed. sending him to third.
shannon raped one to Young. bur
that gentleman generously made
Wild throw for q force play at sec
ond. Harris scoring. Shannon tried
to make second on the bobble. but
was tossed out. Pinelli to Bush.
That was all the scoring for the
Nationals. They flled the bases In
the seventh with one out. after Rice
had been Intentionally passed, but
Roth missed three strikes.
The Tigers punched their hits for
three runs in the NTH, running
their total to four. where 1t re-
mained.
Young opened with a single ano
took third on Bush's rap to center.
Hale. who relieved Cobb. drove q
hit to right, scoring Young and took
second on the throw-in. Bush and
Hale both counted on Veach's bingle