Evening star., 1927-05-18
Other Two Hits Were Real.

- The other two hits made by the In.
adlans were honest enough. Fonseca
skidded a single to right-center at the
start of the fourth frame, only to be
caught in a double-play. and in the
fifth Rube Lutzke lined single to
right.
Fonseca was caught when he. at
tempted to swipe second in the open
ing frame, and George Burns, who
drew a pass in the same round, also
was nipped when he tried to steal.
Luke Seweil, who got lucky two
Dagger, and Charley Jameson, who
drew a pass before Lutzke singled in
the fifth, were the only Indians TO
get as far as second base.
Thirty went to bat against Llsenoee
and but six saw the runway. -Four OF
the 30 were struck out, all waving
for the big one. 1t was real pitching
all the way.
The indians had nothing good to
offer in a pitching line. They used
four hurlers. starting with the port
side-propelling Joe Shaute and follow
ing with Willis Hudlin and Benny
Karr. righthanders, and Garland
Buckeye, massive southpaw.
Shaute was chased in the fourth De
Sora q halter was retired, and his sue
cessor. Hudiin, took plenty of punish
rnent before giving way to Karr WheH
there were two on and one out IN tne
seventh. ,:.;s.ss,.
off this trio and got the last or tnelr
16 safeties in the ninth, ths tope
inning in which Buckeye hurled.
Iris, Goose and Joe Hit.
rsr;s Sneaker. who failed to hit a
Nck when Cleveland treated him 70
a speciai day last Saturday; Goose
Gosln, who also failed to show any
thing at bat that afternoon, Wnen ne
returned to the lineup after q long
Iav-off, and Joe Judge, were especlal'
lv prominent in the attack upon the
Indian moundsnnen. ,-.,.z
Iris helped himself to three singles
and a double in his first four trips 70
the plate and the fifth time up WaiKeu.
He scored each time he got on, theh
gave way to Sam West near the
finish. Goslin got three hits and a
walk in four efforts scored twice and
6roye two runs across. Judge gol
two singles and a triple and sent
three runs over beside counting twice
himself.
hitting. driving three tallles IN, whlle
Ossie Bluege's one hit that went 1or
three bases and accounted for t"c
scores was the longest Of the game.
National scoring started in the
fourth frame when the first three
men ,Ip hit safely. Speaker began
the attack with a tw0.bagser to leit'
center and tailed when Goslin drove
single to the middle field. Judge
lined a three -baser down the ieft'helc
boundary TO get the Goose home anc
send Shaute TO the clubhouse.
Hudlin. who relieved, got rid oi
RueI and Rigney and after Bluege
was passed the inning ended wheI
Judge was nipped AT the plate as ne
and Ossie tried a dual THEFT. 1he
young pitcher had everything his way
in the NTH, but was soundly thumpe(
in the sixth session and 10 make mat
ters worse for himself went into
trance when he had Il chance to Gu
off a National run.
Spoke Leads With Safety.
Sneaker began the sixth with hi
third hit Of the game. a single to LEFT
Iris pulled I'D at second as Goslir
hooked a single to right. judge
drive, went under Burns, who wa
playing well in, but Fonseca inter
cepted the ball and although he fel
managed to heaye to Joe Sewell TO
a force play against the Goose. Tha
left Spoke at third and Judge at first
Ruel's best was a short grounde
10 Hudlin and the pitcher had Spoke
who had run halfway home, trapped
Hudlin, however, after a. glance a
Iris elected to heave out Muddy, s