Evening star., 1926-06-10

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Not SO many more defeats ar
second division ccrtaintIes upon their
The National mound corps had moth
ing with which to haff1e the Indians
Yesterday. Joe Bush. Curly ogden.
Alec Ferguson and Willard Morrell.
the last three of whom also had been
tried the day before. We're soft pick
Guiding FIVE doubles. two triples and a
fluky homer. ratified of the bats of
the locals. and they scored in each
of the six innings in which they hit
safely
Fourteen hits also We're made off
Walter Miller. southpaw. by the Ma
tionals. hut only twice were they
punched effectively. In the second
round the Champs went ahead for
moment. then were pushed into the
n1ire by the nlsera Bile work Of their
pitchers and never managed to scram
ble ont.
Indians on In Lead.
After Myer started the first round
for the Nationals by dragging a sin.
gle past Miller, the other hatters were
helpless before the Tribe left -ha nder.
but the Indians showed a tally over
after two were out Summa and Lacy
We're disposed Of handily. Bush.
though. plunked Joe Sewelrs ribs
with the sphere. and Burns sen, Joe
to the counting block by rattlins a
two -eer off the right field screen.
Three singles and a pass put the
Nationals In front in the second in
ning. With Judge out Of the wav,
E'uece rolled one aSer over the
middle sack. After .Ieanes' retire
V1ent advanced Ossie base Ruel
walked when Miller delivered four
successive wide pitches. Rush's single
To center sent Rluege home with the
I! Ing marker and nut Ruel at third.
MNer lined A single To right and Ruel
counted but Bush pulled IN a, second
Harris ended the rally with loft to
jos Sewell.
The Nationals lead was short
lived, however. for the Tribe gave
Bush good slamminc In the latter
part of the second session Luke
Sevell began the attack with
slashins single to left. Jameson
singled Luke to third and took sec
ond as Jeanes tried to get the run
ner speeding into the far corner.
Lutzke crashed rousine triple
against the right field barrier 10
send his teammates to the final base.
Bush Fades From Scene
Miller made the first out Of the
inning by whiting and Snmma made
the second out with a loft ~ Cos
lin, but after GooSe's catch T.utZke
got home. Lacy drew a. pass land
checked in at third when Joe FSewel
lined n two Dagger between Jeanes
and Gosln. That was enough for
Bush Manager Harris decided. and
Ogden was hustled to the hill Burns
promptly socked rurley for a single
TO left scoring Lacy. Joe Sewell
tried to follow Guy across the plat
ter. hut Was cut down by Gosiin's
hesve to Ruel.
There We're National runners on
first and third with one; down as
result IF singles by Goslin and Judge
in the third round. hut Bluege lifted
to Surma too short TO permit the
Goose to try for home after the
catch and Jeanes grounded to Lutzke.
There was more Tribe scoring in
the third. Speaker was out of the
way when Ogden hit Luke Sewen.
Myatt sent in to run for the catch
er, tailed when Jameson doubled
aga inst the right field wall. Lutzke's
erasure moved Jamie to third and
Millers scratch single to short
Tailed the Indian veteran.
No RingIes in the Pinch.
In. the fourth, the first two Ma
tionals up got on the runway. Ruel
looped single to left. and took third
when Joe Harris. batting for Ogden,
singled to center Muddy chung to the
far corner. however. as Myer forced
ont Moon and Rucky Harris drilled
into double play, sending roller to
Joe Sewell.
In their half Of the round, the Tribe
again was active and got to Ferguson
for a pair Of markers. Joe Sewell
famed hut BURNS doubled and
Speaker strolled. After Myatt hoisted
to Jeanes. Jameson bounced a two
hagger off Goslins ehins tn count
Eurns and the big chief.
Run No 10 was made by the Tribe
in the seventh inning. One was out
when Jameson got his fourth success
sive hit of the game. a triple to left.
He Tailed as Bluege made spectacu-
lar stop and threw out Lutzke.
The Nationals made a three-run
splurce in the eighth. Rluege started
it with a twn-hagger to left, and
scored when Jeanes singled to right.
SEVERED walked. but Peck. batting for
Ferguson, lofted to Jameson. Reeves
singled To right. tallying Jeanes and
moving SEVERED to third. A pass to
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grounder to Lacy forced out Stuffy,
hrlt SEVERED crossed on the play.
Goslin ended the rally by grounding
to the middle sacker.
The Tribe kicked in with the last
scoring Of the game off Morrell in
the eighth inning. Then with one
gone Lacy was credited with home
run when his srounder TO center rolled
under Jeanes' and continued to the
far reaches Of the field. The Tribe
proceeded to fill the sacks with two
singles and a pass. but Myatt drove
into two-ply killing.