Evening star., 1924-08-02

Oswald Bluege and Roger Peckin-
paugh contributed a lot TO the sue
cess of the Bucks by slamming most
vigorously Each poled homer.
Peck'S clearing the left-field wall.
while Bluege's was made within the
Enclosure, and really was convertd
into d circuit drive by good slide
cred Leslie Burke's relay of Ty Cobb's
heave. Peck also got single and
Rluege a double in addition to the long
clouts.
Johnson pitched we'll all the way
yesterday. even in the second round
when the Tigers socked him hard
enough to match the flock of tallfes
the Bucks had accumulated in their
first two sessions at bat. In their
lone scoring inning the Bengals took
advantage of Walters too true hurl-
ing, four successive batters slamming
at first pitch directly over the heart
of the plate. Thereafter, the dean of
big league moundsmen worked the
corners of the nlatter most of the
time, and generally had the opposf-.
tion baff1ed.
How Tigers Scored.
Those four hits. half of the swat
ting total of the Tigers for the AFTER
noon, certainly were sound ones. Blue
began the session with tWo-sacker
to center and Haney followed with a
long enough to let Blue pass third
base. Jones slugged the third pitch
of the frame to left for two bases,
talIying Blue and Haney. Then Bass
Ter poled the fourth pitch to righ-
center for a double, and Jones
counted.
That was the finish for the Tigers
Wells lined to Bluege, while Burke
and Manush raised fouls to end the
inning. The Bengals had bagged one
al, h
BILE with two gone-and their other
three hits were we'll scattered after
the scoring bee. Jones singled to
center to start the fourth inning,
Heilman singled to right center in
the fifth for his first wallop of the
series and in the seventh Cobb got
a single on a roller to deep short
that Peck could not get to in time
for a throw to first
Tigers Faulty AneId.
Neither Ed Wells nor George Dauss.
who pitched for the Tigers. was Well
supported. Haney having dismal
day at shortstop with four errors.
base. But at that the Bucks cleanly
earned four runs, enough to down
the Bengals. Southpaw Wells vas
banged for eight hits, totalinS six
teen bases, i'm three innings. and
Dauss yielded four safeties in six
rounds.
Rice gave Wells a poor start by
rapping the first pitch of the game
to Burke back of the middle station
Tor d scratch single. Leibold sin
gled Sam to third. but Harris famed
and Goslin grounded TO Blue too fast
to give Rice a scoring chance. Haney,
though. fumbled Judges easy tap to
give the Bucks their first marker.
Peek opened the Bucks second bat
ting turn with solid smack that
sent the ball soaring over the left
field wall and Bluege followed with
a Texas league double between Burke
and Cobb in short centerfield. john
son grounded to Haney and Bluege
but not before the big hurler reached
the second sack. Then Rice bounced
single off Blues glove into right
field and Johnson got home.
After the Tigers had knotted the
count, the Bucks lost no time in get
ting another lead. Judge strolled to
start the third inning, but Ruel rolled
into double play. Peck, though, sin
sled to left and Bluege followe ed with
his wallop to deepest center that was
good for a circuit trip.
Burke and Haney cCntrived to get in
enough loose fielding to hand the
Bucks a couple Of scores off DausS in
the sixth. Rice was safe when his
drive was fumbled by Burke and Lei
bold sacrificed. Harris single to CEN
pass. Bucky and Goose advanced d
base as Judge was retired, and when
Haney booted Ruel's grounder Harris
scored. Goslin tried to follow the
manager across the plate, but was
caught by Haneys toss to Bassler.