Evening star., 1927-05-22

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Sand sacrifices with Tiger er-
tyore this afternoon, the Ma
y ftionals won. to ). over
icn,rre AIoriarty's athletes,
t..t the4 had To stage NINTH inning
rally til get the decision.
twice, the crew led by BuckN Harris
showed its mAttle to match Tiger run
totals ahd after forging ahead IN me
ninth tEov successfully STAYED OIL
local hia for victory.
Sacrifice flies figured in the max
ing of three of the Natonal ma
ers and Tiger miscues helped pave Tue
way to four of them. but the llsers
also were helped 10 one OF their runs
hv a two-base muf of a ny pali
committed by Goose GoSNn.
Tbroe.nitchcrs were used by Bucky
uarris during the fray. Irving HAD
lev star cd game for the first time
tbis season. hut was driven from the
hin in the sixth. when the Tigers
b,,ncheF three hits and two passes,
one or dhem Intentional with Cos
lin'z error, for three tallies that put
them aaead. Garland BraNton mn
ished tie frame. then Fred Marberry
worked for three innings. Fred was
wild. hat gave only one hit Helne
aTanushss triple in the ninth that
raised the Tigers total of ciouts TO
six.
Holloway Goes Route.
The rseht- handed Kenneth Hollo-
wav went the route for the Ilgefs
end had he been better supported
might have copped. He was bumped
for nines hits, however, and gave up
four free tickets TO first. a proml-
nent figure in the attack upon Hollo-
at the beginning of the seventh to
starr thb Nationals toward a tie for
the second time in the game and
singled ht the beginning of the ninth
when the game was tucked away.
For 4 time hitting by both clubs
helped bnly individual batting aver
egaa. Sneaker got double and Goslln
On infiead single after two were out
in the Nationals first turn at the
plate, bit Judge bounded to Tavener.
Wingo ;arred the scoreboard with a
two ha g@er in the Tigers half. only to
he stranded. Rigney's scratch single
in the second National batting effort
was wasted. but the Tigers in their
part Of the frame broke into the
scoring column.
After Manush fouled out. McManus
tripled To the rightfeld corner. quite
a clout for right handed swinger.
Marty: headed for home when
Taveneri ibounced a high one to Judge
and slid in afely mainly because Joe's
heave to Ruel was trif1e high. Muddy
did not think we'll Of Umpire Nallin's
decision land while he was kicking
against it Tavener swiped second.
Bassler drew pass and, after Hoi-
lowav grounded out. Blue strolled to
fll the bases. hut Hadley took Warn
er's roller and q. forceout at the plate
ended thk round.
The Nationals stepped out in the
third to make the game even. With
Rice Out of the way, Harris was
franked to first. Speakers long single
to right moved Bucky to third. from
where he counted after Manush
bagged Coslin's hoist.
In the fourth Bucky Harris bunch
went to the front without making a
hit. Ruea, first up, got a free ticket.
Rigney, though, lined straight to Tav-
ener. With good throw. Jack easily
would hdve doubled Muddy off first.
but the shortstop sent the ball sailing
over BLUES head to the National dug
out and {he runner got to third. Ruel
romped home after Fothergill clutched
Blueges Hong liner.
The Nationals made no use of
sixth. bug in their half of this inning
the Tigets got three runs while chas-
ing Hadsey from the hill Speaker
made a great running catch to retire
Wingo. hut Fothergil singled to right
and pulled up at third when Manush
doubled 80 the same field. Then Nc
Manus rffled single to Rigneys right
and Bob and Heine Tailed.
After Gosln muffed Tavener's fly
near the scoreboard to put the batter
at second and McManus at third, an
intentional pass To the long hitting
Bassler crowded the stations. Hadley
could NOT locate the plate when pitch
ing to Holloway and forced McManus
home. THAT brought Braxton to the
box and the Tiger uprising was
ouelled when Blue famed and War.
ner forced out Holloway.
Mats Stage Come Back.
The Nationals came back in the sew
enth, though, to knot the count again.
being helped nightly by Wingo's two
base mUf of Speakers fly. Bluege
began tie round with a two-bagger
to the EFT field corner. and Tucker,
sent up jim place of Braxton, walked.
McNeely was ordered to run for Ollie.
Neither Rice nor Harris could help
the men on the runway, and when
Ningo, after 3 short run, camped
under Sroke's loft near the bleachers
ft seemed the Nationals were to be
stopped gold. But Red dropped the
ball and Ossie and Earl got to the
counting block.
When Marberry assumed the Ma
tional pi!chno job in the seventh, he
passed WinEo. first to face him, but
Red got; no farther than second. In
the eighth. two Nationals got on the
hs iIIir,n a cd Tho intni,,tr ,Aitl n