The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-08-10

to left. scoring Sisler. and Bing MilIers
error advanced both runners an extra
base. Severed was purposely passed,
filling the bases. Gerber was expected
TO hit into q double play, but his
grounder TO O'Rourke was 30 slow that
blackie had to throw to first while
Williams Tailed. A long fly to Milan
by McManus ended the frame.
There were some daring deeds dur
Ing the clash. For instance, Blacl,is
O'Rourke, with two down in the six.
teenth, tried to steal home. He got
good start, but Davis happened to be
singing a fast ball and the neryy
Griffman persisted without q murmur.
Josephus Judge, with lame leg that
made running 4 torture, connected
with three fine triples to center field,
one to right center and two on the
other side. He was also CONSPICUOUS
In the field. and II was he who saw
Dixie Davis fail to touch second base
Ia the sixteenth.
Turkey Brewer. sent to right field
when Sam Rice turned his ankle in the
NTH, raced to the fence In the seventh,
reached up and pulled down Ken win.
Jams long drive. A miss meant three
bases and Sisler was already on first
base with two down. In the ninth
Turkey collared Ellerbe's line drive
ana doubled up Tobin at second base.
ODe-handed Stuff.
Two one-handed catches were uoteA
during the day. Ken Williams cams
in like Pierce-Arrow in the fourth for
Harris dropping fly ball. just q $ 10
was about to fall safely to the grass,
Williams stuck out his gloved paw and
nailed it,
p,,Oba try a. x.1.,x - -.
make one-hsnded catches, Turkey
Brower did the same thing when Hank
SEVERED looped one over Judges dome.
Turkey didn't need to make IL a one
ha nded catch. But that seemed the
style for the day.
Frank Ellerbe looked like the king
OF thfrdsackers. He had two or three
brilliant stops and strong-armed
heaves, while his hitting was his
customary kind. hard and on the nose.
In nine times up the Gov nor
swated triple TO right center and
three singles to left.
George Sisler, also up nine times.
collected five hits. a triple 10 left
center and four singles. However,
two Of those singles were infield hop
pers that O'Rourke was Just able to
knock down over toward third too
late TO throw.
0'Rourke Does II.
Blackie O'Rourke pulled a coupls
OF boots in the ninth that gave the
Browns their tying run and took
away the victory from Mogridge.
McManus opened with a triple over
Brewers bean. Davis rolled to the
infield and then Tobin sent one at
ORourke. Clean handling and
straight throwing meant the death of
McManus at the plate.
O'Rourke first fumbled the ball,
permitting McManus to score, and
made It q double error by throwing
wildly that permitted Tobin to reach
second. A moment or so later came
Elierhe's liner to Brewer, who doubled
up Tobin. But for that run, the
Griffs would have won in nine frames
8 to 4.
| In the tenth Mogridse was knocked
Off the slab by Sisters triple, 4
single by Williams, Jacobson's sscri
flee and Severeid's single. Acosta
| forced Gerber to pop to O'Rourke and
then Williams died at the dish on an
attempted double steal. From then
on the Browns failed to tally till tn,
nineteenth. .a ee
Blaclxie o,Rourke walked for .
starter in the sixteenth and eot
around to third with two out. He
tried to steal home and failed. THAI
was the nearest the Griffs came 10
scoring after Gharrity's triple had
scored Shanks with the tying run in
\ the tenth.