The Washington herald., 1922-05-16

Tribe. He was found for eleven
hits and a number of times was
in seriops trouble. But three dou-
BILE plays and some brilliant fieid-
ing by Bush. Peck and Judge aided
him In pulling out of q number Of
tight holes.
Sergt. Jim Bagby, ace of Speak
er's none too strong hurting corps.
attempted to carry the burden for
the Tribe. Bagby, however. was not
much of a puzzle and the Grihs
got to him for thirteen safeties,
which would have developed into
more than three runs only that
the sergeant. too, was accorded
much tter-than-average support,
a pair of double plays killing as
many Washington batting rallies.
The Nationals got one run in each
OF the first three innings. In the
first. after a double play had
stopped Cleveland rally. Bush
beat out a hit over Bagbys head
He went to second as the sarge wa
tossing out Harris and to third
as MCInD1S uiSpOSCu VI ANANS ~
assisted. Judge was hit by pitched
ball, but Blower made himself
even stronger with the paying GUS
toners by dropping Texas Leag-
ureF In center, Bush scoring, and
Judge going to second. GOslin's
tap was easy for wamby, ending
the inning and leaving a pair OF
Griffs stranded.
score Again In second.
on a pair of singles and a sac
rifice, the Griffs scored their sec
ond tally in the second. The much
criticised Picinich started by lin
ing a single to left. He went to
second as Peck sacrificed. Bagby
to McInnis. and scored when Barney
himself drove a single into left.
Barney, however. got no further
than second. as Bush popped to Sew
ell and. after Harris had strolled,
Rice flied to Wood in deep right.
The third saw Judges terrific
crash over the right field wall and
the Griff's third and what proved
to be the winning tally.
Judge was first up in this inning.
Previously Bagby had been cross
ing the Nationals by sticking his
first pitch over the plate. and nat
urally getting each batter in more
or less of a hole. Evidently Judge
had the former sergeant figured"
At any rate, Instead of looking at
the first one. he Strengthened il out
and it landed some place on the
other side. OF the wall-just where
doesn't matter.
A pair Of clean bingles followed
Judges crash, but a fast double
play killed of the Griffs' hope of
any further scoring. Goslin singled
to center after Brewer had whitfield.
Picinich also singled, his second,
Goslin stopping at second. Peck
then slashed to Gardner and was
killed off with GosIin, Gardner to
WamBy to McInnis.
Indians Score In Fifth.
Not until the fifth did the In
dians manage to enter the run COL
umn. In that inning. with one out,
O'Neil singled to right. his second
of three straight hits; Bagby forced
him at second. but the pitcher went
to third on Jamieson's long single
to right. Wamby then dropped a
Texas Lacquer near the foul line
in right. and BaEby scored. wam-
by, however, evidently thinking
that Brewer would throw to the
plate. overran first and was caught
off the bag, Brewer to Judge.
The Tribe threatened to at least
tie the score in both the eighth
and ninth. but their promising rail-
lies were killed off by some clever
fielding. In the eighth. after Jande-
son had hit to center and been
doubled up with Wamby, Peck IS
Harris to Judge. Speaker singled
through Judges legs to right field
He went to second on McInnis. sin
gle to center. Sewell walked, fill
ing the bases and Speaker scored
a minute later when Barney. struck
with a sudden attack of wiIdness,
also PASSED Gardner.