Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1923-06-17

Both Messrs. owens and Nallin in
CURED the displeasure of the fans,
who voiced their feelings in an
emphatic manner. Brick apparently
missed a strike on Mostil that proved
a fruitful factor in the fatal fourth.
and overlooked a decidedly low fourth
ball on Evans in the ninth. which
would have put two Grif!S on the
sacks with none out ana resulted
In at least the tying run.
Nallin offended in the seventh
when he called Russell out on his
bunt to Kamm, in the midst of a
rally that already had produced one
run. The jumps Were target for
some missiles that brought a blue
coat to the scene. 1t was at the
gate for Caustic comment on the
verdict.
Holly Lucky Mt Start.
Hollingsworth was lucky to escape
with only one run charged against
him in the opener. Hooper led With
d sliced Swipe down the LEFT field
line that melted two base. He was
tagged at third when Judge dashed
IN for McClellans attempted sacri-
fee and fired To Rluege, but reached
the far corner on a walk 10 Collins
and Rueis passed bah and scored
on Mostil's long fly to Rice. Sheely
followed with a bingle and Falk
loaded when Evans got kamm S
Texas Lacquer after long run.
A much less involved process was
used by the Nationals in getting this
run back in their half Peek beating
out bunt to kamm, stealing second
as Gosliu whitfield and scoring on =
safety to right by Judge.
Bluege provided d neglected open
Ing in the second with blow TO
left, being stranded at the torid ter
minus when Hollingsworth whitfield.
following Evans sacrifice. Harris
death and an intentional pass to
Ruel, but Judge again WAS on the
producing end of a tally in round 3.
Rice. on third by virtue Of his safety
and the infield deaths Of Peck and
Goslin.
Faber's interests suffered in the
second when he failed to get out of
the way of Hooper's crash. after
getting bingle for himself. multi
Tying Peck's subsequent tumble OF
McClellans jab.
ShecIy Gets Timely Bingle.
Sheely's shot in the third was
wasted but the peg-legged first
sacker played an important part in
lowing frame. Schalk walked fo. a
starter. Faber sacrificed and Hooper
beat out a bunt to Bluege. stealing
Eecond after Mcclellan fouIed t.
get them over for either Collins or
Mostil Schalk being forced 10 the
plate with tally. then Sheely got
his third successive single. scoring
Hooper and Collins. FaIk lert two
mates on when he lofted to Goslin.
In tn" sixth. Mcclellan singled. took
second on Collins sacrifice and stole
third on he fourth ball to AIostiI.
whereupon Giollingsworth was yanked
In favor of Russell. Sheely promptl,
drilled into a double play. Allen
welded only hit an inning for the
rema inder of the route
After scratching futilely for three
rounds the Bushmen got to Faber for
tally in the seventh. Evans caro-
med safety off Baber's glove. raced
TO third on single TO right by Harris
and scored on RuelS fly to Falk
Harris moved up a notch on Rus
se!Is bunt to kamm. Alien being de-
clared out on a hairIine decision, and
was left when Rice lofted to Hooper.
The only other Griffman to reach
ths runway was Bluege. with a SLOW:
roller to Collins in the ninth, and he
was glued to the initial station.
Evans and Ruel lining to Mostil. with
Harris fouling to Schalk in between