Evening star., 1923-06-20

Then the Nationals got busy ana
sank Smith under a barrage Of
bingles that netted four runs. the
other tally necessary to a tie accruinE
sued by George Uhle. Young jim
Joe Edwards then took up the going
for the Tribe and abruptly checked
that rally. while first Brllheart and
then Russell STAYED off the ReJ-
skins.
This was the situation with two
gone in the ninth. when Frank Brow
err former Griffman. who has been
out OF the game for more than
week nursing a lame dog, was called
on to sub for Looee Guisto. his
right-hand hitting rival for the ini-
tial station job.
Turkeys Horseshoe Homer.
Turkey came through with a
singing liner to right that ordinarily
would have been good for two sacks
but the ball struck the concrete rail-
ing in front of the pavilion and
caromed off through the narrow aper-
ture between ii and the abutting
fence sign for home run. Russell
then proceeded to whiff Connolly and
got little consolation for his harl
luck from the sympathy voiced by
the fans. But as It turned out Allen
didn't need their condolences. for his
mates Immediately got busy and
with some assistance from Joe Sewell
compiled the counters that spelled
victory.
Hargrave was assigned to bat for
Russell as a starter. This squatty
reu-thatched athlete, who is earning
something of a reputation as pinch
hitter, beat out an intield whack
to Sewell and reached second when
the shortstopper got off "a bum chuck.
Jim O'Neil was put to run for
Hargrave, took third when Rice beat
out a perfect bunt to Lutzke and
scored when Sewell messed up Peck's
Offering Goslin crashed a safety off
by Wamby ana resulted in Rice be-
Ing run down on the home line,
and after Judge fouled TO Brewer.
Ruel delivered a clean smack to
center that sent Peck to the platter
with the decisive tally.
WnrmOth Quickly Derricked.
Warmoths wildness caused his
withdrawal before one round had
been completed. He whitfield jamie
.Wamby and Speaker. Guisto's roller
10 Bluege resulted in a force play,
but Connolly also walked. filling The
bases and, after Warmoth heaved
Tlaced by Zachary, who got through
l.nscathed when Sew ell lofted to
Evans.
A wild heave by Bluege proved
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faliy In the second. Lutzke opened
with double to right and took
third on O'N.ilrs long fly to Evans.
Smith bourded to Bluege. whose low
throw eluded Ruel. Lutzke getting
hack to third and Smith being safe
at first Jamiesons single to center
scored Lutzke and, after Wamby
fcisted, Rrel tagged Smith at third
on an attempted double steal.
Connolly socked wallop far over
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for a circuit of the bases in the
third and the blow was good for
two runs, because Evans and Goslin
previously had gotten their wires
crossed in going after Guistos fly
and Goose muffed the ball
Lutzke Gets Homer, Too.
Zachary eased through the fourth.
despite the fact that he walked a
Lair and wounded another. with Peck
tossing in an error for good measure,
Tut Lutzke duplicated Connollys
clout in the fifth, although the drive
again two runs were the result, Sew
ell having drawn pass ahead of
fim.
Zachary was yanked at the end of
the frame and was succeeded by
Rrillheart. who held the Tribe hit
less and runless for two frames, until
re gave way to pinch hitter.
Rlce singled to center at the outset
and died trying to stretch it on
Jamieson's peg to Wamby. Aside
from Ruel. who got a life to no
purpose on LutZkes low throw in
the second, not another Bushman got
on the runways until the seventh.
linen they drove Smith to the side
lines under a barrage of blows that
Iettad four runs. and worked Uhle,
MS successor, fer three passes that
forced in tie tying run.
with Peck disposed of. Goslin sim
Ried to center, continued to second
when Speaker fumbled, reached third
on Judges death and scored on
Euers single to left. Evans also
connected safely and tailed with
Muddy on a double to right by Har-
Iis. VINO was cashed by Bluege's
wo-bagser down the left field line.
Charity was sent in to bat for Zach
airy and got one bali from Smith.
VINO then was replaced by Ithle. The
latter completed the job of passing
Fat and then walked Rice and Peck,
iorclng Bluege TO the platter with
the tally that knotted the count.
Dh!e gave way to Edwards at this