Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-27


i Consider the first half of the bill,
for instance. Before Shaw could get
three men out the Tigers had rung up
q pair of counters, pass he gave
Young. a wild pitch and three sWa's'
including triple by T. Raymond
Cobb figuring Then the Bengals sub
sided for the remainder of the fray,
portion thereafter.
Against George Dauss the NAtionalS
failed to make any Roadway a-!a!i
for seven innings-then they cillil oe"
his frame and knotted the proceed
inss. Inserted for Shaw, young Mr.
Brewer cufTed a single. Judge faItiet,
the scoreboard for three SACKS anu
Milan plunked one to center-1usl IKE
that. Erickson then devoted hlmselI
to demonstrating what puli mug s Il
i Jennings pulled in letting MIN get
aVaySby holding his former teamma tes
at bay for the remainder OF the fou.e'
and. to mako it conclusive, took unAo
h himself tho privilege of acconnIlns
for the marker that represented the
Cribs margin Of victory. This ne
: did in the thirteenth. with a whole
souled biT to center which followed
a Texas leaguer that Melted jim
.ONein two bases.
Fireworks in the Final
Thesecond section of the entertain
ment started as a left-handed analr,
with Zachary pitted against the SINH
larly red-thatched Oldham. 1t endeo
in an orthodox manner, with the
Nationals on the short end, but not
until some fireworks had been set on.
The pyrotechnicS were reserved LOT
the grand finale. when something Oh
the sort was needed to enable play 10
proceed, large gobS of gloom having
settled on the field as well as over the
loyal supporters of the Griffs-
Some essential Tiger hits and wholly
unnecessary Griffithian miScues found
the Junga1eers coasting along Win
three counters when the ninth was
reached. Zach had faded from the
scene and Smoke Remiller had es-
caped from his first inning IN olS
league game with only three men
facing him. when our OLD IrIeno an
smith crashed one. Two Tigers deu'
when Orp swiped second. Bush walk
ed. Biemiller moved them up with
a Harry Harper that bounded 10 the
grandstand and Cobb inveigled Tree
ticket to fill the bases. Veach then
shot a liner to right that cashed two
Tigers, Rottls perfect peg escheWlns
Tyrus as he slid into third.
This put Jennings, ct al. hve laps
to the good and there was some oaSls
for apprehensions that a good lick
ing was to be the portion of the
GHffths, but not so. They were licked,
All right, but drew the drubbing pretty
fine by stepping out and whaling the
offerings of the hitherto invincible
Oldham to all parts of the inclosure.
Shanks started it with virile double
to right. O'Neill walked and after
Charity popped Brewer came
through on his second emergency ap-
aolr hot he
stage for Judge, whose single scored
Hank. PfnelH ob1igingly miscued on
M1lan's rap to let couple more
trickle home, and Rce's jolt to the
same sector boosted the tally to four
and marked the advent of Ehmke
Roth forced Sam at second. Then,
with the tieing and winning counters
on the runways Hercules Ainsmith
chased over to the boxes and picked
Harris fly OFF the tops of the chairs.
while doing a combination nose dive
and hand stand
Bonexetter Helps Schaeht.
Al Schacht returned from a visit to
Bonesetter Reese at Youngstown yes
terday. He feels so good he may get
( the hurting assignment this after
noon. Acosta also is possibility.
Ehmke is due to toll for the Tigers.
Frank Brewer proved to be just
what the doctor ordered as a pinch
hitter. The Reading Rambler singled
and scored as an added starter In
both engagements
Cobb had profitable day of it, club
bling at 500 clip. One of his hits
was a gift, however. Harris made a
great play on his short hopper and
Judge turned in a fine catch at short
range, then dropped the ball 1t seem
ed tough to give either an error, so
Ty benefited
Jumps Connolly was caught mapping
in the tenth inning when he was
looking for play at first which was
being attempted at second. Hide
brand gave him the office and he ruled
Rice safe.
Shaw picked Bush off first and Char
rity nailed Veach at third in the
opener. Cobb proved third victim oil
good pegging. when Judge completed
a double play by ferrying Charity
toss to Harris at second. which Iy
had overrun. CO,
Milan's shoestring catch or snort,
en's short looper was a n1ftlck DIT OF
work. Zeb had to stand on his ear &c
display the ball firmly clutched in his
mitt.
Ayton Leads in Ottawa Golf.
OTTAWA. August 27.-George Ayton o.
Regina, Sask., won the first days honors
in the annual open championship tour
nament of the Royal Canadian Coli AS