The Washington times., 1921-07-25

twelve times at the hands and fee
trip ended yesterday at Detroit, W
vantage of some painful pitching
Tigers, ID to 8.
Dauss went three innings, Stewar
stormy sixth session, Cole toiled tn
the Griffs were all tired out. They
Sam Rice came to life and collected
i've hits, including a triple and two
doubles. Harris got four. two being
Bing Miller hoisted the apple over
the left field fence In the sixth. scor.
ing Rice ahead Of him. That was the
lone circuit drive OF the day, but
there were oodles of two-baggers, be-
cause OF the presence OF fans on the
field. Fifteen doubles were recorded
by the esumable gents on the roof.
Easy for Walter.
Walter johnson had an easy time
Of It for once and he did not over
exert himself. The Tigers banged
him for fifteen hits and Walter mere
iy grinned. He had a lengthy lead
and knew 1t.
Judge led off with a single to CEN
ter. advancing on Milan's death.
Rice's ordinary single sailed through
Veache's legs for three bases, and
Judge was over the plate. Sargent
grabbed Miller's sizzling grounder
and got Rice at the plate. A moment
later. Bassler's fine peg nailed the
Thieving Miller.
Another Washington tally was
chalked up In the second. Sargent's
tumble put Harris on and he went
up as Flagstead tossed out Shanks.
Veach took O'Rourke's long fly, but
Picinich poled a double into the cir
Gus seats in right center, scoring Har-
rts.
The Tigers got one back in their
half Of the second. Veach opened
with a hard drive to center. going to
third when Heilmann dropped a safe
ty In left center. Flagstead hit into
a double play and Veach scored.
With one gone III the third. Milan
doubled to the circus seats In right.
He Tailed when Rice did the same
thing on the other side Of the field
Harris tore off a single to left aud in
came Rice. Shanks single to center
sent Harris to third wherc he was LEFT
when 0 kourke forced Sharks
Rookie Bumped.
Walter Stewart, young southpaw,
last year with San Antonio in tho
Texas League, was on the hill for the
Tigers in the fourth and Picin.ch
bumped the first one to center for two
bases. Johnson poled the next one
over Shorten's head to the circus seats
for another double and Picinich
scored. Judge sacrificed and MIlan's
single to center sent johnson over.
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Milan to third. Miller famed anu
then Rice was caught stealing, but not
before Milan was over with tie third
run of the frame.
Shorten doubled to left with one
gone in the Tigers half and scored
when O'Rourke and Rice got mixed up
on Heilman's Texas Lacquer. Flag
steads double to the circus seats in
right scored Heilmann. Bassler push
ed another one out there and Flag
stead was in. Pininich caught Bassler
OH second. ending the bombardme1t
Harris bounced a single through
Sargent to open the fifth. took second
on Shanks sacrifice. reached third on
ORourke's death and scored on Pic
inich's slashing single to left.
IN the Tigers half Of the fifth, Blue
walked with two out, went up on a
passed ball. and scored on Bush's safe
rap to left.
"slicker" Parks. former Michigon
University marvel, was on the slab in
the sixth. Heilmann's error gave
Judge two bases. Milan's bunt was a
pop ny to Blue. Rice's single to right
scored Judge and then Bing Miller
lost the ball behind the left field fence
Tor the circuit. II was his fifth homer
on the trip. Harris doubled to the
crowd In right and reached third by
the time O'Rourke's pop fly to Flag.
stead ended the attack.
Tigers Display Kick.
Cole. a long left-hander from San
Francisco. opened the seventh with
pass to Picinich. Johnson's bunt
was a pop fly to Cole. Judge dropped
a Texas Lacquer In right and Sar-
gents muff of Heilmann's peg let
Pfcinich reach third and Judge
skipped to second. Milan rolled 10
Flagstead, whose peg to the plate
was too late to get Picinich. Bush's
tumble put Rice on and let Judge
tally. Miller flied to Heilmann, but
Harris doubled to left. scoring Milan.
bhanks flied to Heilmann and the
farce was over. The Griffs were
through for the day.
The Tigers had a kick left, though.
and proceeded to produce It. With
one gone, Cole tripled to the score
board In left. He scored on Blues
lnfield hit. Then the big crowd.
which had expected a Detroit tri.
umph. went away.