The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-10-13

gAs it was C0vey went 80 Dat, Was
called out on strikes and continued
"a the Hill until driven to the
showers iii the seventh, The Pi-
rates COPIED the game, s 70 q,
being the first team to score more
than four runs In single game.
when the Criffs went To bat in
the fourth the Pirates were Ieadine
q Is D.. Joe Harris quickly cut thai
lead III half with homer out
among the frozen fish IA LETT field.
Peck famed, but Muddy ,lttuel SAD
ped d single to left and Qseie,
Bluege doubled to center, sending
Muddy TO third. With one out one
in and runners on second and
third, the Griffs were most threat
ening.
Ruclry Harris, however, has all
the confidence IN the world Ia
his team, man Tor man ana ne
4 I1esltated about WITHDRAW wing
COveg. even Tor 8 pinch hitter go
thu hard working huFler went "a
bat and took 3 third strike. Rice.s
b0undor to McAnnIs ended inning
and the opportunity had passed.
some of the Grtffs believe that,
had LeiboId hit for Convey IN that
inning the Griffs would have forged
rs the front, AIdfidge would have.
been taken out and some other
llIirler would have been hit harder
for the remainder Of the game. All
of which 81 interesting but not
necessarily decisive This writer
Il not given 70 second guessing
ana that's what al this happens 70
The fart ok the matter u Coveles.
Ixie was hit hard and three Of his
four passes accounted Cor a. many
runs. hits coming with runners on
the bases. CoveY had tough luck t.
lose his game here. but the Pirates
yesterday. They hit C0veY Whel.
hits meant runs. That always wins
Passes "a Carey and CuyIer.
double steal and Barnhart's hit rave
the Pirates their first run 81 tho
third, Trhynor'a long fly to RICE
scoring Cuyler with the second run
that gave the National Leaguers the
lead. Rice's SINGLE. sacrifice BY
Bucky Harris and GOslinsa fiukes
double 70 left had given the GriGfb
b run q the first and they tied the
score IN the fourth when Joe Harris
led of with q home run into the
left field seats. Ruel singled and
BIuege doubled with one gone. but
neither Convey nor Rice could DO
seventh. when Convey was driven
from the slab.
Moore walked with ono out and
Carey singled 90 left. GuYler
burned 3 single off BIuege's gIOVed
hand into short left and Moore
was over. putting the Pirates in
front. BarnIlart's drive to right.
scoring Carey. convinced BuClxy
Harris that il was not C0Vey's
day and in came Win BallOu.
Traynor 4anned and when CuyIei
was run down between third and
the plate the Pittsburgh attack had
sailed but the Pirates were in front
again. They were never caught
The Griffs rallied In the seventh
and scored one run which was not
enough toS do any good Leibold,
hitting for Ball0l doubled down the
right field line to the corner Of the
garden, Rice's single scoring him.
Judge walked with two gone, but
the assault ended when Cuyler came
in and held Joe Harris short lily
close to the foul line. That was
the final run of the day for the
Griffiths., Aldridge holding them in
the hollow OF his hand thereafter.
JEzebel Tecumseh Zachary, the
frs. Washington southpaw to see
action in this series, was on the
eli To- kn fnrhf q ~ "a n
treated so rudely. Wright whacked
q double To left and counted when
Mcinnis banged a single to right.
In the ninth with two out Barnhart
walked and Traynor singled to left
sending Zachary to the showers
and bringing Fred Marberry.