Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-15

Terrell hurled in fine form be-
fore rainfall that started in the
early part. of the seventh inning
caused a suspension of play for
Is minutes. He hurled even finer
ball after play was resumed, de-
spite the lone tally cleaned off
him late in the paStiming.
Lloyd Brown left-handed his way over
the route and was nicked by the In
dams for II safeties He issued but two
passes. Two OF the hits off Brown were
made by Terrell. One was double that
drove over two runs after two were out
in the second session to give the Tribe
good start. The other was a single
that sent runner home In the eighth.
Browns Support Weak.
While Brown was hit freely. he
pitched a good ball game He had to-.
for his support faltered five times. But
one of the five errors. however figured
in the Tribal run making. 1t was wild
throw made by Joe Cronin when the
Shortstop had great chance to retire
the Indians in the second inning. This
opened the way to the two markers Fer
rell showed over the counting block.
There was little to the Washington
attack at any time. The five hits off
Terrell were distributed among four bat
tiers, Sam Rice cracking two Safeties and
Buddy Myer. Sammy West and Brown
one each. Goose Goslin drew two passes,
West got one and so did Cronin.
1t was scratchy single by Eddie
Morgan that opened the Indian scoring
attack In the second inning. He hooked
slow one toward Jack Hayes, and
raced to first before the third-sacker
had a chance to make a play. Cronin
took good care of of Joe Sewell's pop,
then took Joe Hauser's bounder and
stepped on the middle sack to force
out Morgan.
Cronin had plenty of time to flag
the slow-moving Hauser at first for a
double play that would have retired
the side. Instead. he chucked hastily,
and the ball scared high above Joe
Judges head to land in the Washing
ton dugout. This error let Hauser reach
second base. Luke Sewell walked, then
Terrell poled his two-bagger, a drive
that sailed over Vests head to deep
center And the Indians had two runs
Fill Bases, but Don't Score.
The Nationals had Manager Peckin-
paugh hustling reserve pitchers to
the bullpen when they crowded the
sacks with one out during their scor-a
ond batting turn. But Peck had UNDER
estimated the effectiveness of FerFell as
the inning turned out, Mayer got life
at the beginning of the round, when his
grounder rolled under Roy Gardner at
shortstop. West followed with a de-
cidedly scratchy hit. showing the ball by
Joe Sewell to Gardner, who kicked 1t
around. Myer pulled up at second on
this safety and the cushions were
crowded when Gardner cuffed Benny
Tate's roller. Cronin's best, however,
was pop to Hauser. Then Hayes drilled
into two-way erasure.
The Indians got their third marker
Ia the fourth frame. Then with one
out. Joe Sewell singled to center and
moved to third when HauSer singled
to right. Had Rice not slipped and
fallen as he went after Hauser's hit.
he might have prevented joey reaching
the far corner, from where the Indian
runner counted after West got Luke
Sewells hoist in deep center.
Rice's second hit of the game. a
single to right at the start of the eighth
inning, blaZed t.l2 Way to the lone