Evening star., 1921-05-16


took the lead right at the outset by
bringing up a. pair of markers Fol-
/ lowing Judges fy to Heilmann Lewis
I singled. took third on Rics's double,
and both failed when Brewer pro-
duced two asger Harris walked
/ bur the pair died when Shanks and
3 O'Rourkc failed.
} johnson crawled out of had spot
, IN TINS canlo. After Young had been
set down. Bush walked. Cobb's short
! ny to right fell between Brewer and
! Harris. but the latter Tagged Bush
! sliding into third Cobb was left
/ when Walter whitfield Heilmann
Ihe Tigers did not trail long. as
! round two saw them comb johnson
! for a quartet of lusty drives. which,
, Win three passes issued by Barney.
| hefted them five counters shorten
strolled. and after Blue was called
out on strikes. galloped to third when
! Jones hit double. The two counted
"hen BaSsier got a -baser Suth-
eriand rolled weakly to O'Rourke. but
Young walked. Bush scored BaSsler
/ with a single. Cobb walked niling
me IN, bases; and Heilinann cashed
Cobb pulled up at third Shorten
ended II by grounding to Judge
Inc GriffS pulled up to within one
OF the opposition in the third. when
Rice and Brewer singled. and. after
Harris and Shanks had been disposed
vi eN
reached second by stealing. but was
left.
johnson Is Lucky.
Johnson Wa lucky to escape with
but ono run charged against him in
TINS frame Successive doubles 10y
Blue and Jones accounted for the
tally The latter reached third ahead
OF Judges throw Of Basslers bunt
and the sacks were jammed. with
none out. when johnson hit Suther-
land. Young then lined squarely into
the hands of Harris. who doubled up
Sutherland Josephus then took
Bush's roller to end it.
TWO cheap tallies accrued TO the
Bengals in the fourth. a stupid play
by johnson and poor teamwork on
a pop ny by Cobb being partially re-
sponsible- Tyrus got credit for a
lowed his little loft to fall between
them. Heilmann sacrificed. Shorten
walked and both moved up on d
passed ball Blue rolled to Johnson.
who could easily have caught Cobb
off third. but Walter apparently was
toss was bad one, Blue being safe
and Cobb scoring. Jones singled.
scoring Shorten. but Blue overran
second and was nipDed on Rice's peg
to ORourk". BaSsler rolled TO Judge.
The Grifs were retired in order in
the fourth and both Rice and BreSer
had been set down in the following
frame when they launched d vicious
attack on sutherland. driving lin to
the showers and continuing against
Carl Hollinr. y half dozen safeties
had netted five runs md put them on
the heavy end Of a 9-S couat. Doubles
by Harris. ORourke and johnson and
singles by ShankS. Charity and Judge
turned the trick. The rally ended with
Harris on second base. when Lewis
took a perfect third strike.
The Griffs resumed scoring in the
sixth. Rice's single. Brewers sacrifice
and Harris double bringing Washing
tons score up to 10.
Four Runs ON One Hit.
Here's how the Tigers registered
four runs on one hit to again vault
into the lead. Courtney. who relieved
Johnson beginning with the fifth,
eased by. despite d pair Of walks
but in the sixth. after FIaestead. bat
ting for shorten. got life on
Shanks' Wild throw. Courtney passed
BLU and moved them UP with Wild
pitch. Jones and Ain*mith. batting
Tor Bassl"r. failed to get tho ball out
Of the infield. but courIaey walked
HoIiing to fill The bases and after
tossing two ~idc ones 10 Young, was
derricked in favor Of .Acosta.
The Cuban completed the job OF
passing Young by tossing Two wide
ones. Shorten being forced in with :.
tally. Bush singled off Judges glove
scoring Blue. Acosla then walked
cobb and Heilmann in succession
forcing in two NOR" iallIes. The fun
for the frozen, but gleeful fans ended
only when Flagstead.s crack. ticketed
for right field, struck Heilman as he
was running for second and automa-
tiCally retired him.
In the seventh the Bengals increased
their run total by one on walk to
Jones. Ainsmiths single and HolI-
ing's sacrifice fy.
Rice never got beyond first after
walking in the eighth inning and
Shanks. who opened the fnal session
with a safety. was left on third when
IL llerL.e u.