Evening star., 1925-07-19


! Gregg ambled TO the plate when Buck
eye uncorked a wild pitch.
Round three was the fattest of the
/ day for the Champs. Rice singled to
! right, and Tailed when Goslin crossed
the Indian outfield by lifting a two
bagger to left, close to the foul line.
Judges Hit Ends, Buckeye.
Judges one-baser to right scored
Goslin and sent Buckeye out of the
scene, Cole coming to the slab. Joe
advanced d base as Bluege hit safely
and Scott sacrificed. Ruel's slash over
second base registered Joe and Ossie
at the plate, and Gregg's sacrifice put
Muddy in a position to score when
McNeely singled into Speakers S, ter
ritory.
Rice opened the Nationals fourth
frame with hit between Jameson
and Speaker that seemed only long
enough for a two-bagger, but Sam
| flashed enough speed to convert 1t
into triple. Goslin popped to Fewster
and Judge strolled, then Rice flashed
more speed. in tallying after Speaker
| bagged Blueges hoist to short center.
The Nationals got nothing out of
the fifth inning, but the Tribe man.
aged to annex a couple of counters
| Cole walked and Jameson singled. Lee
fouled to Ruel and Rice took care of
Speaker. but Joe Sewell hit safely to
right to drive Cole and Jameson to
the final station. Cole also checked
the Champs in the sixth, but he was
knocked galley west in the seventh.
Cole Combed i'm Seventh.
Judge began that round with a
double against the right field wall.
Judge delayed leaving second when
1t seemed Joe Sewell would snare
Bluege's hopper and got only to third
when the ball slipped past the Tribe
shortstop to be accounted a two-bag
ger for Oswald. Scott's single to left
sent both runners in and Ruels one
baser to center put the Deacon on
third base.
Out Cole went ar Specie was
brought to the mound. Byron got in
a jam with Spurgeon when Gregg
pop-bunted, so the old-timer got a
single that crowded the cushions.
McNeely fouled out, but Boss Bucky
lifted to Lee deep enough to get Scott
home and put Ruel at third. Rice
then came through with a single, his
third safety of the game. to chase
Muddy to the counting block.
Specie was nicked for another
marker in the eighth. Judge ssingled,
| then gave away to Joe Harris on the
| runway. Bluege's third wallop of the
afternoon. a single, advanced Moon "A
! notch and Scott's retirement moved
| both runners forward. Bluege was
shared at the far corner when SEVERED.
| who had replaced Ruel in the line
up, grounded to Joe Sewell. but Moon
! tailed.
Three More in Ninth.
To make it a really big day the Ma
! tionals garnered three more markers
! in the ninth. McNeely and his man
! ager singled and both scored when
! Rice doubled to right for his fourth
| blow of the fray. Leibold substi-
| tuting for the belligerent Goslin.
tripled against the left-field stand and
Rice romped to the plate
! With Gregg working easily in the
! ninth. the Indians grabbed a pair of
runs to make their days total seem
respectable. Jameson drew a pass,
and, after Lee skied to AIcNeely, went
to third unmolested. Speaker famed.
| but Joe Sewell walked and ambled to
second without interference. Burns
single to left got Jameson and Joe
| Sewell off the paths. Fewster then
| ended it with a loft to McNeely.