Evening star., 1921-06-13

men, as was demonstrated again the
last time he faced them, will draw
the assignment to toll this alternoon. n
happened to be Olafs mound antaE-
onist on the occasion referred 70:
again will oppose him. as Caidweii
needs more than the customary three
day rest he has had since % saoaalms ,s
the Yankees in the hrst good game
he has turned in this season.
Ray may be called on for service
tomorrow, IL Mails wears we'll today.
otherwise Bagby probably VIII see
service. and the chances are Jim mas
not yet forgotten the rude treatment
accorded him by the Grins on their
last previous meeting. when he was
knocked out of the box before a SIN
gle hand was retired in the opening
round. II Erick goes through TO-DAY
and Acosta to choose from tomorrow
in addition to Shaw.
Moxridge and Miller Shine.
George MogridEe had a lot to DO
with sanding the tracks for the skid
ding Griffmen yesterday, the Trloe
being held to one earned run oy tue
veteran. All of his mates took a
manufacturing runs. but none achieved
the prominence of Bing Miller. who
produced a tremendous wallop for the
circuit with . pair OF pals on the
runway. at the expense OF George
tied the issue right there.
Then. too. the service rendered by
Elmer Smith and iris Speaker shoulo
rot be overlooked. 1t Is seldom. IN
deed, that the redoubtable Trfstram
gods nod occasionally. and Spoke's
offense furnished the novelty OF two
"bones" Of Identical nature occurring
in succession. 1t was In the seventh
round when Elmer Smith pulled the
first of them. Harris was on third
and Rice on second, with none out.
when Brewer flied deep to right
Smith made no effort to peg for the
plate to head of Harris after the
catch. and when he did throw 1t
nlitted Rice to race back to safety
at second, Sam having reached the
far corner in the belief that Smith
would be unable to make the catch
Miller then socked the ball on line
to right center. Speaker making a
the ball. in his usual graceful man.
ner. but he must have figured he
had efectsd the third out. for he took
plenty Of time to taper OF his long
to the situation Rice had scored all
tho way from second.
Cribs First to Score.
Only nine Nationals faced Uhle in
the nrst three innings, Miller. who
walked in the second, being doubled
up with Shanks. Judge reached the
far corner in the fstEth when he
Harris tanning and both Rice and
Brewer rolling to Wamby. But in
the following frame Miller and Char
.rity connived to register the first
tally of the pastime. Bing started
with 4 slashing safety over second
and swiped his way to the midway,
aided by Nunamaker's high throws
Shanks lefted to Speaker and Char
rity then rang the run register with
a blow to left. Charity was caught
second. Wamby taking Burns throw.
The Tribe solved Mogridge to the
extent of a single an inning for the
first four rounds. Speakers rap to
center in the opener was solitary. Card
on his bingie and Shanks' wild throw
of SewelPs bunt. but was doubled up
with Burns, and Sewell was left on
second by uhle after Nunamaker
walked. the pitcher rolling an easy
left in the third was followed by the
whiting Of Smith. Sewell raped one
TO right with one away in the fourth
and reached second when Harris
dropped ORourke's toss Of Burns
hounder. He stayed there. Burns
Round was barren for the Red
men. Uhle. Evans and Wamby all
flying to Rice. but in the sixth they
tered by the Senators the inning
previous. Speakers third successive
safety to a brand-new f1eld-right-
Gardner's texas Lacquer to center and
SewelTs infield death turning the
trick: Burns lined to shanks to
end it.
Then the Parade Started.
the domestic end Of the sixth things
began to happen and by the time the
Nationals got through with Uhle and
SothoYon. in the next session, it was
just a question of by what margin
the home guard would cop. Mosridse
through Burns. Judge flied deep to
Evans. Harris singled and Rice pop
ped to Wamby. Brewer then rasped q
single over Burns head, good for one
run and three moro accrued when
Miller hit the end of the centerheld
circuit before Speaker could retrieve
the ball which bounded over toward
right field. Evans wound it up after
Shanks singled and Charity doubled,
by making a sensational catch of
O'Rourke's long wallop.
SothoPon was on the mound for the
Tribe when the Nationa came to bat
in the seventh. The spitballist. re-
Gently acquired from the Red Sox by
the waiver route. promptly exhibited
the failing which put him in dutch
with the Browns by feldins Mogridge's
tap and withdrawing him to second.
Judge beat out bounce to Burns
and Sethoron winged Harris. loading
the bases. Rice cashed two of his
mates with soak to center. reaching
second on the throw-in. while Harris
pulled up at third. Then followed the
pair Of boners by Smith and Speaker.
Elmer took Browers long ny and
made no effort to throw. Harris easi-
ly scoring from third. Speaker then
raced to the scopeboard and speared
Miller's wallop over his shoulder, but
evidently thought there were two out,
for he held the ball. Rice scoring all
the way from second. after the catch.
Some Incidental Scoring.
An error by O'Rourke. followed by
infeld singles by Smith and Sewell,
gave the Tribe q tally in the eighth,
and another accrued in the ninth when
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