Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-05

The Nationals will continue under
the handicap of being minus the serv-
ices Of Johnson and Scnacht both here
and in Chicago, which will be visited
before the athletes wend their way
homeward. Word has been received
from them to the effect that the treat
ment they are undergoing at Roches-
ter will not be completed until tomor-
row and that neither will be permitted
10 pitch for four days thereafter rs
one game each in Chicago is all that
could be expected of them. according
10 the doctors orders, they have been
instructed to return 10 Washington
from Rochester.
johnson has reported that the sur
gical wizard determined the cause OF
his ailmeut to be congestion and m
Examination in his arm due to coid
settling there. Walter asserted IN a
communication TO his boss received
yesterday in Cleveland that his arm
feels much better already and that
he is satisfied the treatment he is re
ceiving will eliminate the trouble en-
tirely. Schacht was found TO be suf-
fering from too strenuous use of his
wing which the physician has assured
him will be in the best OF condition
If thoroughly rested
Both score In First.
1T the outset Judge completing the or
cult on a walk theft of second. Milans
sacrifice and Rice's single to left. TINS
advantage was retained only long
enough for Speaker to come TO bat
Erick famed both Jameson and Chap
man but with the count three and two.
grooved one for Iris, who walloped to
the bleachers in left center. completing
the circuit before the ball could be re-
layed to the plate Smith and Gardner
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fed screen The bases were filled when
Wamby drew a pass, but Erick emerged
from the hole by making Johnston pop
to Jim ONeill
Milan essayed to emulate Speakers
round-tr:p wallop in the third His
drive was not quite so long. however.
and three bases was all he got. dying
at the plate on Chapmans relay of
Spokc's peg II remained for Elmer
Smith TO show how it should be done
frame Smith poled the pill over the lofty
right field screen. This lusty clout put
the Indians two runs to the good. Smith
was not SO successful. however. in the
fifth when, after Jameson had singled
and Spoke was winged. Elmer raped
into a double play.
J. O'Neill Hits Pair Home.
Jim O'Neill was a prominent factor
in the rally that sent the Griffs into
of Morton in the sixth. Judge and
Milan had been laid away. when Rice
beat out slow roller to Wamoy.
Roth's double over Smiths head
scored him. Harris walked and Shanks
sent Roth home with the tying run
with a single to center. Wambys
mun of Speakers return permitted
Harris and Shanks to advance an
extra base. and Jim ONeilf chased the
pair of them with safety to center
of Bob Clark. He was erased at sec
ond trying to stretch it. ,
4 timely bingle by Judge produced
another counter in the seventh after
Charity had walked and moved up
on Erickson's death.
Rice greeted Joe Wood with a
healthy triple when he assumed the
hurting burden in the eighth. and be-
fore three outs were recorded the
Grirs batted completely around and
registered a fstful of runs. the other
safeties being rung up by Harris,
Charity and Judge. A pair of walks
and a sacrifice were included.
In the last four innings the tribe
never seriously threatened Erickson.