Evening star., 1921-07-19

Harris and O'Rourke were out OF
fectually that the Tribe was presente
have been smeared with kalSomlne.
Yesterdays setback was the third
of the present trip tnat NoErldge
has suffered through no fault or
his own his work II both Boston
and Chicago emitting nm 10 E.c-
tories he had to foreSo. The south
paw was in danger Of being scored
ON only twice yesterday and on each
occasion he was, but Only because OF
faulty support a tumble by Rice pay
ing the way for Tribal tally in the
first inning. while Sam, Harris and
O'Rourke all took ha:1 IN neIpii:s
the Indians to pair OF counters IL
the seventh.
should Have Been Shut-Out.
Sothoron, on the other hand. while
effective in all save two Innings. was
combed for a pair of fairly earned
tallies in the sixth, and with the
sloppy stuff deleted these would have
been the only scores os The matinee.
A tumble by Rice. which he followed
by q miserable throW, enabled the
Indians to garner an unearned run
of Mogridge in the first inning. With
one out, Stephenson singled to lett
and Speaker poked safety to CEN
ter Stephenson pulled up at second
but when Sam butterfingered the bali.
the Indian started, then stopped and
started again for third. Sam had
world of time to flag him at the far
corner, but his peg was such a terri
BILE thing that Stephenson reached the
bag standing up and was In posit!oh
to score on Woods long fly to Smith
Shanks, VINO got a walk and stole
second, with Sothoron holding the
ball, in round two. gave the Griffs ;
chance to score, which was passed up
when O'Rourke famed.
Evans Makes Great Throw.
In the fourth. an opportunity for
couple of tallies went s.lmmerinS
when Joe Evans gave demonstra-
ton of how throws should be made
from the outfield. With Harris on
second through a pass and Rice
sacrifice, Smith also drew free trans
portation. and. with Harris. pulled
double steal.
This put it up to Miller. Bing's
swing resulted in a fly that Evans !
corralled on foul territory; and Wlth
with a perfect peg to Nunamaker'
doubled up Harris sliding into the
plate.
An equally promising opportunity to !,
get something was neglected by the /,
Griffs in the following frame. with
Shanks away. O'Rourke beat out ]
bunt to Sothoron and raced to third |;
on Picinich's single to center. With /
the squeeze sign displayed Mogrldge
bunted squarely into the hands or
Sothoron, whose toss to Nunamaker
made ORourke turn back: Plcln1Gh i
finally being tagged at third. He
was left there. with Mogridge on sec |
ond, when Judge rolled to Burns.
Miller Hits a Double.
Miller was on the producing end
when the Nationals finally registered
a couple of tallies to take the lead
in the sixth. Harris opened with
a safety to center and Rice sacri- |
flced Smith drew a pass and count
ed with Stanley when Miller whacked |
a double to center, Bing reaching |
third safely when Sewell muffed Ste !
phenson's relay of Speakers throw |
Sewe1l took Shanks' bounder over by |
second and erased Miller at the plate |
with a pretty throw. Bing being |
dazed by the force of his impact with !
Nunamaker. O'Rourke sent ShankS |
to second with a safety off Sothoron's
glove. Picinich then popped foul.
Set down in order in the second and |
third. the Redskins got hit an in !
ming for the next three rounds. |
Then, in the seventh. due to strong |
arm work by O'Rourke and Harris, |
with a momentary fumbie by Rice, !
not taken cognizance of in the Of i
fetal records, they registered the two !
deciding tallies.
Sewell led with a rap down the |
right field line which netted three |
sacks. He was held at third when |
Burns rolled to O'Rourke. but Black |
les bum chuck drew Judge off the |
bag. The infield played back for a |
double play, and it seemed one was in |
order when Nunamaker raped to |
Harris, but STAINS peg was so high !
O'Rourke was lucky to stop it by
leaping. Sewell scoring with the run
that knotted the count. Sothoron
popped to Picinich, but Evans shot a |
safety to short center, and when Rice
fumbled. as usual under similar cir |
cumstances, there was no chance to |,
flag the slow-moving Burns at the !!
plate. Stephenson and Speaker then i
died aerially.
Have Chance in Ninth.
With two out in the ninth. includ- |
ing Milan, who batted for Picinich
and was set down when Sewell gal
loped into center field to snare his
Texas Lacquer. Brewer was nominated
to hit for Mogridge, and revived the
hopes of the Griffmen by clouting a
double to right center. Sothoron's
fourth ball to Judge hit Joe on his
throwing arm, and 1t was up to Har-
ris, but the best he could produce at |
this critical juncture was an easy ny
to Wood.