The Washington times., 1922-07-30

lne 1nulanS TOOK reSOund-
ing wallop on the left cheek
Saturday afternoon and then to
prove that they no longer be-
lieved in their early teachings
they refused to turn the other
one and hold it still for a sock
ing. 's&t7E-r e.
The left one looked like g
piece of raw beef steak after
the Nationals hammered it for
an 1876 count and it was any
thing but pleasing to Manage
iris Speaker and Mrs. James G.
Dunn, owner of the Indians and
the only woman magnate In
baseball, who witnessed her frs
games of the season.
Those pesky Washington Griffr,
always regarded as the biggest jim;
of them all to the Indians by Cleve.
landers, lived up to their reputation
in the first setto, but when II came
to handing the Tribe a second dose
they rebelled. ay fHsa ='t' =
The visitors had them on the
ragged edge until the ninth bwhsr
they tied the score on a. pass AM
two doubles. and then continuinf,
their good work they won out in
the eleventh., 81. Rice paved tn
way for victory when he muffed
Evans fly TO start the eleventh.
"j' Three Sacrifices Follow.
Three sacrifices followed. in rapid
succession. all of them figuring ~
the big run. wamby sacrificed and
Lamotte's throw to Peck on seconi
arrived too late for a force play.
Speaker sacrificed both runners or.
Lamotte throwing him out, while
Woods fly to Rice was just far
enough out to enable {, Evans n itu
. ide across the plate ahead of cth6
throw. 1t was bad day TO-
southpaws. The Griffs bombarde
four Cleveland offsiders In the open.
ing frolic, Walter Mails, Jim joe
Edwards. Joe Shaute, and Charle"
Jameson, outfielder-pitcher, who
finished.
George Uhle, right handler
started against Walter johnson
Josephus Briliheart. the youthful
southpaw. started for the Griffs !,
the second game, but he was wild and
woody, the Indians profiting to ti1s
extent of five passes in the third
two runs being forced across.
Converted Into Tally.
He issued another in the fourth,
which was converted into a tally
George Mogridge, the veteran lefty.
stepped into the breach in the fourth
when Brillheart appeared to be ~
another generous mood and h,
stopped the Indians dead in theb
tracks except for the seventh wher
the Indians counted once and theiI
doubled the dose with two gone ar
the ninth. ..-.
The Griffmen earned all of thel,
seven runs, the result of good solil
clouting, while but three of the In
dams eight were earned. this despit,
Brillheart's goodness of heart.
Stanley Coveleskie. who started
for Cleveland. made the mistake o
handing one to Brewer right in thr
big fellows groove in the fourth, this
with two men on and Ed hit GU;
of the lot.
Covey gave way to a pinch hit.
ter in the eighth with the Indians
trailing by one run, and Jim Bagby
finished. He was found for run
III tue Hlntu, .Dul got Dy tne tentn
without trouble, Notwithstanding
handed to Brewer purposely, white
in the eleventh he set the Ma.
tionals down in order. It was
Bagby's first win in ages.
Gifts Pure and Simple. ( g..
The Indians pair of runs in the
third were gifts pure and simple
o'Neill walked. but was forced Al
sacrifice, Brillheart to Peck.
Evans forced Covey and then pro.
ceeded to steal second and took third
on Pic!nich's low throw. Then the
parade started Wamby walked, so
did Speaker. Ditto Wood.
After he had thrown a ball to
Sewell, his eleventh In succession.
the kid was surrounded by his team.
mates and Manager Milan. His next
offering was q strike, but eventual
IL Sewell walked. and Wamby. wat
forced to score. the same as Evans
had, following the Frankt o Wood.
had. following the frank to Wood.
he popped to Picinich. saa
Got Scratch Single. N
Inc NhliOHdls got bCft1ICn binkfe
and scratch double in the fourth,
but there was nothing scratchy or
fluky about Brewers drive, which
cleared the right field screen and was
good for three runs. E
Rice opened by hitting TO Nc
Innts, Sans great speed carrying
him to first Just ahead Of Me.
Innis' toss to Coveieskie, Harris
rolled to Sewell on the hit Al nd rim
and then Judge lined to right center.
Speaker tried for a shoe-string
catch. had the ball In both hands,
but 1t got away from him. for q
double, Rioe stopping at third.
Goslin hit high bounder TO
Cove.eskie, and Rice was run
down, with the aid OF O'Neili and
Gardner. Brewer drove over the
screen. a line smash for a .hems
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