The Washington herald., 1921-06-02

won by score of 8 to 7.
Fans Register Insanity.
This stunt of converting an ap-
-rarent defeat into a victory at the
eleventh no hr was too much for the
fans. Old boys who haven't emit
ted a cheer in these many. many
years. strained their vocal cores.
New straw Kellys will never look
the same Women shrieked. George
Marshall tainted. There is no
question about it, old J. G. P. was
in his elenent.
The manner in which the home
boys turned the tables was a sur
prise to everybody. including them
selves. II Gabriel had made a per-
sonal appearance to toot his 1T
tie horn the bugs couldn't have
been more habbergasted.
By landing on Johnson Tor hve
runs in the eighth, the YanEs had
forged ahead by three runs They
added another in the first of the
ninth and the spectators were ready
to leave when the Mats came 10
bat The score was Z to ..
Here's How II Was Done.
Charity opened with a drive,
which Ruth took in after a hard
run, casting a further damper on
the entertainment There were
faint cheers as "Blackie" O'Rourke
worried Mays for a pass, very faint
indeed. Zeb Milan. the crippled
veteran, was delegated to bat for
Johnson and made a success of a
job. Swinging his stick from the
extreme end, he slashed a triple be-
hind the end OF the right field paw
ilion, O'Rourke trottinE home.
Milan's solid blow was a sign for
interest to pick up, but spirits
dropped again when Judge skied to
Ruth. Harris raped a hot one to
Johnny Mitchell at short He
should have been out. But the
young inhelder was ratified and
made a low throw to first, giving
Bucky life and allowing LaMotte.
who ran for Milan, to score. Then
Rice got his first hit of the game,
a three-sacker past Hawks an right
center. LaMotte counting. With
the tying run on third the fans
prayed for Brewer TO deliver. and
he calmly slapped a single to the
OF FcNSlcT dl SGCOlus NIT
trotting homeward.
Bing's Double Decides.
BY this time the stands were m
a wild state of excitement Amid
the whooping and yelling. Bingo
Miller, the Southern league home
run hitter. stalked to the bat. This
swarthy youth never gets excited
and faced Mays as though il was
sot one OF those 'croocial" mo-
r1enrs.
he slapped a hit into center which
trickled past the overanxious
Hawks. Brewer dashing home with
the winning run 1t was a double
for Bing. his second of the game.
That boy Is going to be pretty
popular around these parts.
With the exception of that one
frame Mays pitched good ball. but
the same may be said of johnson.
In the first seven rounds Barney had
rttle trouble Win the Hugmen. al
lowing but one run in the fifth.
In the seventh. however, he became
tired running around. the bases.
even though he didn't score. and
had tough time in the eighth.
Four hits. coupled with two bases
on balls. gave the visitors FIVE runs,
which looked more than good
enough to win.
Scores From First on Single.
Fancy base running by Sam Rice
was responsible for the two-run
lead which the Mats grabbed off in
the opening inning. After Judge
had been retired. Harris singled
and was forced by Rice. On the
hit and run, Brewer drove one
through short for a single. Sam
got away to a big lead and didn't
even slow up at third. He was al
most home when McNally received
Hawks peg to the infield and beat
the throw to the plate easily. Then
Schang made a poor attempt to
catch Brewer going to second and
threw the pill into center field.
Turkey scoring before Hawks could
return the ball. 1t was fancy stuff
Shanks tripled to open the third
and counted on Brewers infield out.
After that the Mats were quiescent
until the ninth. though they had
somebody on base. in nearly every
frame.
Only one man had reached first
NcSaliy opened with a double and
scored on Schnng's single.
Ming and Brewer Star AneId.
ne seventh looked dangerous,
but fancy work by Miller and Brow
~ pulled Johnson out of a hole.
Pip began Il with a single. MeuseI
hi short NJ near the left-feld
r1e Miller was playing deep. but
~erf after the ball with amazing
Fr<ed and caught IT while still
3 swelling. u was beautiful catch.
Fiarks forced Pipp. and Ward sent
,crE ~ &c tight. Brewer ran
t,rk for IT, ard. as he turned.
tt111nied and took a seat on the
Erttrsrard. W le in a sitting pos-
tprr he capEat ne ball as noncha-
iartiy - II that were his usual
r>=>tcd re grinned as he came to
the trnch and 80 did everybody else
F1rneF was hit heavily in the
<<rff1 for hTGr iarkers. with one
crt. NAYS singled and Mitchell beat
0E<t bunt. Roth. batting for Nc
<aily. singled through Shanks. scor-
ing MAYS. Ruth walked. and Pinp
drove one past Miller for three bases
accounting for three more. waIIv
also registered on Meusers rap to
O'pcurke
In the ninth. Schanrs' walk and
r~vSter's double to left accounted
for the seventh hostile run.
Then came the biR finish. in which
NJ. Mavs was rudelv handled. Fans
viii he talking about the grand
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