The Washington times., 1922-07-30
INDIANS TURN
UPON GRIFFS
In NIGHTCAP
Ninth inning Sees Score Tied
and Winning Run Goes Over
In the Eleventh Frame.
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run. shanks was called out on
strikes.
The Indians tied II up in their
turn, a pass to McInnis paving the
Indians taking the lead! ~ "
O'NeiIl Hit to Harris.
Following the pass O'Neiii hit to
Harris, and with double play In
sight Peck muffed the throw, both
runners being safe. Coveleskie.
however. hit Into q two-ply killing.
Harris. Peck to Judge. Evans
siashed single TO left. scoring
'McInnis. and q minute later stole
second. Picinichis hurried throw
again being low. a
Wamby got a pop single to center
and Evans counted. After pitching
two balls to Speaker. Brillheart was
yanked In favor OF Mogridge who
rounded out the free transportation
70 iris. Wood however. fouied to
Shanks.
The Mats got to Covey in the
seventh for four hits, three runs re-
sulting. Goslin opened with a fast
bounding single to right while
Brewer followed up with a line drive
off the wall In right for double,
Wood leaping high in vain effort
to bag the ball with his gioved
hand.
Single BY Howard Shanks.
Shanks sent both runners In with
single to center. Peck sacrificed
him on. Covey tagging him out.
Picinich rolled to Gardner and after
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center, scoring Shanks. Judge ended
Swamby beat ovt a boundsr TO
Shanl<s back Of third In the lucky
chapter. took second on Speakers
bounder to Judge. third on Woods.
fly TO Gosfn. and scored on Sewell's
sharp single through Judge. Stephen
son batted for Gardner. but forced
Sewell. Bagby pitched the ninth. and
was found for a run on ShanlSs'
single to left, Peck's nifty sacrifice.
and Mogridge's single to left.
Wamby Forced By Speaker.
'wamby walked with, one out in
the D. ninth and was "a forced by
Speaker, but Wood lined q double 70
center and Sewell scored both Iris
and Joe with near home run, the
ball hitting high against the screen
for a double. Stephenson fouled to
Judge.
AZ for the first game, It was .
pa rade at the start and then q
slaughter Of the innocents, with the
indians IN the role Of the lambs. 49,
Every once In a while the Grfff-
men score a lot Of runs for John
soh and this happened to be a day
when they turned In a superfluity.
They connected with the varied and
sundry offerings Of Uhle, Mails, Ed
wards, Shaute and Jemeison, the
last four named southpaws. forG no
fewer than twenty yone,shits rfor -
total Of thtrty-three bases. eighteen
runs being the result Of the output.
Goose" Goslin led In the attack
with two doubles. a triple, a hot kne
single and a bunt roller which he
beat out. The fans were pulling for
him to make II six in . row when lie
came to bat In the eighth, but
Wamby threw him out from q point
back of second. johnson made three
hits and drove In four runs. lead
ing his teammates in this respect.
Every Griffman who participated
In the game scored at least one run
and made one or more hits with the
exception Of Smith, who famed In
his two appearances at the plate.
Goslin scored four, runs and, Judge
three, one Of Joe's being . clean
home hun. The Indians made four
teen hits off johnson. but Walter
was eased up after the second In.
ming. never being forced to exert
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