Evening star., 1924-05-18

The first OF the tactical moves came
with the nomination of Uhle a right
hand hitter of parts, to bat for Coveles-
k1e, the second of the tribal tossers
he worked Mogridge for a pass, and
when George also proved unable to
get the ball over for Jameson, sena-
torial sympathizers shivered. Speak
er put himself in to run for the slow
footed Uhle.
Harris permitted Mogridge to re-
main against Summa. port-side
sucker, but when the latter sacrificed
Bucky promptly sent Zahniser. a
right-hander, to the mound to face
Burns, who hits the same way. The
Wlsdom of this became apparent when
Burns fouled harmlessly to Judge,
put the situation became tense as
Zahnlser walked Joe SewelI to fill
the bases. Speaker then sent in
Myatt a southpaw swatter, to bat for
Luke SeWell, whereupon Harris yank-
ed Zahniser and called on Zachary,
likewise left-handed. Speaker then
countered by recalling Myatt before
he mad taken his place in the box and
summoned Clarke, an orthodox hitter.
Harris was willing TO gamble on
the nerve and prowess of the aging
southpaw in such a tight place and
vas rewarded when JezebeI famed
Clarke in impressive fashion as the
bugs chortled with glee. Zachary
then supplemented his courageous ex-
hlbitfon by limiting the Redskins to
an unsupported bingle by Lutzke in
the ninth, and the game was in.
Grins Score in Opener.
Aided by an alien error the Ma
tiona1S broke into the run column
with no loss of time. Rice singled
forced by Harris. Carr Smiths
safety to right sent his boss to third
Goslin then raped to the box and
Shaute turned Harris back from the
plate. but when Luke Sewelrs heave
thirdbaseward struck Buck in the
back all hands were safe. Harris
then scored while Joe Sewen was
tossing out Judge. Ruel left mates
on third and second when he flied to
McNulty.
Another tally materialized in the
second, Mogridge collaborating with
Rice in fine style to produce it. The
veteran southpaw was credited with
a double on a drive to left center
that Jameson was able to reach only
with his finger tips after a sharp
sprint. and scored all the way from
second when Rice produced his
second successive single, a rap to
right. George topped off some fine
ankle work with a nice faliaway
slide to beat Summa's peg.
The Indians got pair of runners
on the paths in each of the first,
second and fourth frames, on the
strength of five bingles and a tumble
by Prothro. but it was not until the
fifth that they were able to record a
marker off Mogridge. Summa then
lined a safety to right with one gone,
| took second when Joe Sewell drew a
pass, after Burns had fouled to Judge,
and tailed on Luke SewelPs one
sacker to left.
Register Runs in Clusters.
A cluster of three runs was the
harvest in the home half of this
| frame, thanks to a trio of more or
less lucky bingles. Mogridge got the
| first of these, texas Lacquer, Rice
walked and Harris beat out bunt
| to Lutzke to fill the bases. Mogridge
scored when Carr Smith rolled to
Fewster, who fumbled, but recovered
| in time to nail the batsman Goslin
then bounced a safety over Shaute's s
head. cashing Rice and Harris.
The Redskins went on the warpath
and staged a rally that barely fell
short of knotting the count in the
sixth, Lutzke's safety, a bingle to
Peck in deep short by Sherred Smith,
who batted for Shaute; Jamieson's
double and Burns triple turning the
trick.
A fine opportunity was neglected in
the rear end of this frame when
Griffs reached third and second with
out benefit of a hit, on Joe SewelI S
error and Rice's walk and steal, but
they went through with a threat in
the seventh. Leibold started by
beating out rap to F'ewster and
promptly stole second He took third
after Summa backed uD against the
field for Goslin's drive, and after the
death Of Judge romped to the count
ing block on a safety to center by
Ruel. Muddy promptly stole second
and Prothro walked, but Peck then
hit into a force play