The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-07-10
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stanley Cove1esIxis. ith plenty
sf rest behind him. III due To or.
bose the Bfowns today in the aess
6nd game 81 the series under VA.
at the Griffith Stadium. He won
have any soft time Of Il, eitneG
Tor George SssIer IS thinking
tartine ole Jazebel Tecurnsei
zacharIsv against the home bOye
ana when on zach sets right dow
tO business, he's some critker OH
there on the slab.
Walter johnson will start tOmor
rows game with the Browns ant
an extra large attendance Is nat
uEaIIy expected On that account.
The BroWns have four gsTlies here
on this Wait ana on Tuesday Wia
.be followed ~ the Chica So White
Sox, who have Just taken two
socks On the button over III Pl1ila
deIphia They viii probably be tn
5 lighting mood by the time they
Aet here.
Bucky Harris win d before
President Ban johnson on his
next visit 70 Chicago ard plead
his case III lseon, asking that the
500 fine assessed for his alleged
steA1tt6 II = sAllessasss tsa1ts - tAAsgs-s
II was thinking d writing,
says the Washington manager,
but now believe can make
better lob Of Is by talking Will
President johnson ne knows
baseball, and once explain the
situation facing ms that day IN
Philadelphia honestly believe
he win rec my view and lift TINT
fine.
Instead of delaying the game.
it was TO my advantage to hurry
e along. which Is exactly what
was doing The delaying was all
done by the All who were behind.
Jimmy IJchxinslkos the Griff's pIls
derhand slim GER has reported tor
trial, but Rsds Mcbride Ii still
among the missing Uchrinsko
wasted not 8 moment III joining
the team and pitched to the bat
ters Yesterday il the practice ses-
sion.
Mcbride win hardly show UP till
next week, according to Manager
Harris. He win then be tried out
In his two specialties, at third base
and in the ol1tfield: Mcbride il
said to have Just passed his eight.
zenith birthday and win probably
need SOME polishing before leapin8
into the 81 LEAGUES pond.
Win BaIlOu's victory yesterday
caused i LOT % buzzing once more
regarding that Washing t0n-Sf.
L.OfIis trade. BaIlou was b relief
pitcher here and was hardly ex-
pected Cd b more than TINT for
the Browns, but the WAY the lad
stepped through those seven Ia.
ninga yesterday brought grOans
from Manager Harris.
BalIous was bit unsteady. but he
was well, nigh unhittable when he
had to be. The Griffs crashed
seven hits OFF his stuff. biinching
q pair In two different frames.
Dutch Ruether pitched good IaIl
for five innings and might easily
have continued. He was erased
after reaching third base to let the
speedier Stuffy Stewart score the
rum checked In when Goslin fliei
to Bing Miller.
When Ruether departed the teams
were knotted, 2 to 2. Myers error
had given MeliIIo life in the sec
two out. Bing MilIer's single Lad
scored MelIllo and Harry Rice's jolt
had brought McManua over. That
happened Ia the third. putting the
Browns ahead, for in the second the
Griffs had scored on Bluege's scratch
double. an infield out and RueIts
single.
Ruether drew q pass with one out
In the fifth, moving over to thira
when Myer bounced q double off
Gerbef's glove into center field,
Stewart replaced Ruetier ana, fof-
lowing McNeeIy's walk. scored when
Goslfn lifted q long. fly to Miller
Rice filled the bases with pass but
Ballou grabbed Judges bounce and
retired the side.
Bill MOrreII started the sixth
but wasn't long ON the job for Nc
Manus and Miller slammed him for
successive singles. That brought
MarberFY into action and Harry
Rice sacrificed. Dixon surprised
everybody, including himself. by
hitting safely to left, scoring Nc.
Manus and Miller. He tried e.
score from second himself when
Gerber singled to center but Nc
Nelly fooled him with 3 perfect
peg to Ruel.
Curly Ogden twirled good BAN Ii.
the seventh and eighth and Palrnero
kept the enemy away from the plate
in the ninth. though Gerber did hit
two-bagger and reach third in
safety.
With two down in the seventh
Goslin walked and went to. third
when Sam Rice singled to right but
both were left on judges smash
right al Sisler.
y The Griffs' third ana last ruI,
came, In the eighth which Bluege
opened with a triple over Bing Mil
ler's head The next two persisted
but Danny Taylor, coming IN fuf
Ogden. singled to Melillo and Bluege
trotted over
Wingard. who relieved Ballou with
two out in the eighth. walked Goslin
and Joe HarFia with two f3oy7f1 IN 1 1at