Evening star., 1926-08-09

The Nationals were Dedten IOT lite
first time this season by George Uhle
who seems to have taken new lease
on life this year. Uhle was a victim
of poor support and contributed TO ms
own difficulties by wild throw in the
early part of the game, but afterward
Goslin's homer was the only real dam
age he sustained.
Judge pointed the way to the initial
National marker by starting the sec
ond inning with a double. After
Bluege sacrificed, Tate lined to Spur
geon. The second -sacker had no rea-
son to make a throw to LutZke hoping
to double Judge off third, because the
National had not left that sack a
yard behind. But throw Spurgeon did.
and so strong was his effort that the
ball went to the Washington dugout
and Judge romped home.
Goslin's Single Productive.
One was down in the third when
Bucky Harris drew a pass. Rice
bunted and Uhle. who retrieved the
sphere, hurled it over the head of
Padgett, who was covering second,
and let Boss Bucky reach the far
corner. There Bucky remained after
Myer lofted to Jameson, but he
scampered to the plate when Goslin
singled to left.
The latter part of the third saw
the Indians tie the score without
knocking the ball past the National
infield. Myer threw out LutZke, but
could not get in fast enough for
Uhle's slow roller and it became a
single. Jameson dragged a bunt past
Murray and the latter failed to get to
first In time to take a retiring throw
from Judge. Bucky Harris grabbed
Surgeons hopper, stabbed at jamie
son on the line, but missed him, then
threw out the batter.
That failure to get dOuble-play
proved costly. Speakers pass loaded
the sacks, and Burns scored Uhle
with slow bounder that Harris got
back of second base just too late to
make play on Spoke. going into that
station. Then Padgett scratched a
single off Bluege's gloved paw and
Jamie tailed Summa left three
mates stranded by popping to Myer.
Grifs Garner Two More.
Two more runs were garnered by
the Champs in the sixth. Uhle picked
up Myers roller, but pegged past
Burns and Buddy pulled up at second.
Then GoSlin SmOte the ball on a line
to a point between Speaker and Jamie
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deepest center field. GOslin completed
the circuit of the bases before the ball
had been returned to the infield.
But the Tribe came right back In
the same inning to get five runs.
Padgett skied to Rice, then Summa
walked After Rice gobbled Luke
Sewelrs hoist Summa got away with
a delayed theft of second. Lutzke
lofted to right center. but Rice,
although nearer the ball. let Goslin
come across from left center for d try
at it, Goose just missed Il catch and
the drive was good for two bases,
scoring Summa. Uhle was passed.
although he thought the last pitch
to him was a third strike and was
walking to the Indian bench when
Umpire GeiseI ordered him to go to
first base.
Jameson swung a single to right,
counting LutZke with the tying run
and sending Uhle to third. y pass to
Spurgeon filled the bases and Murray
was replaced on the slab by Marberry.
Speaker waited for one to his liking
and when he got it swung nightly.
The ball scared to left field for a
three-base hit and three more Tribe
tallies were registered.