The Washington times., 1930-09-03
uran Tosses Take Undpued Title Baseball Ser
DEFEAT TILE
Settlers, I.
8 TOT
BY GARRETT. WATERS

ny 0AMNEA1 H. WAA6@S
There's been an old saying
around quite some time that the
good man, can't be kept down.
Also a man might be down but
never out.
The Pullman and Tile Setter
mines can be said to figure Ia
these sayings somewhat. Espe
cially after their weekday cham
picnship baseball game Of yester-
day in which the Pullmans scored
decisively by the Q to count.
The railroad tOssers TO .
man looked the superior team
yesterday. That's nothing
more than was expected. true.
But the manner in which
they won the game tOok all
the punch ont Of the engage
ment after several innings
had elapsed.
TO explain. The Tile Settlers
were slightly In the order of
things for the first five or six
innings. True, the PuIImafls had
q 4 to 0 lead by the END OF the
fourth, but the Industrial League
flag bearers we're on the door
step Of whisking Marcus Chaconas
from the mound so many times
that it was sad they did not.
Chaconas granted six hits. Yet.
he was in trouble q very great
deal in almost every frame. And
it was in these innings IN which
the Tile Settlers pulled strings for
the game and lost because Of tlae
grand playing of the Pullmans IN
every department. IL
The fourth and fifth found the
fighting Italians getting on base
with clock-like regularity. The
fourth found Parella and GariM
singing with one out, only to
have Harrison fan on Q called
third strike and DiNenna line one
straight at Harry Hall, which had
all the earmarks of a hit.
The fifth found Sartori
doubling, getting to third ON s
infieId outs, and failing u
score when Dutch Smiths0n
bObbed into the limelight BY
making q spectacular catch Of
Joe Freschl's lOOper to left.
SmithsOn fell on the catch
and came up with the ball In,
his glove after rolling over.
Then the seventh, when the
Tilemen finally pushed q marker
over the plate. Here they had
Chaconas quite worried, but he
got out Of the hold himself by
taking Barry's rifle shot straight
at him and turning it into q
double play by throwing to third
base. retiring the side.
| The Tilemen filled the bases In
this inning. Sartori singled with
one out, Licarione doubled and
Cinotti was hit by a pitched BAN.
Then Freschi hit a grounder to
Booker at short and the Pullman
player fumbled allowing Sartori
to register. Chaconas' catch Of
Barry's liner next and the rally
was halted almost as soon as Il
had started.
| No. You can't keep a good
man down. The PllllmanS demon
strated that yesterday. They
| played like champions when TIM
pressure was the greatest aud
won. The man being down but
never out Of it comes from the
Tile Setter players efforts TO
buck the known power OF the
Pullmans, even though 1t was .
losing effort from the start.
/ The victory for the railroad
tOssers made IL their twenty.
sixth straight for the season.
Also IL gained the undisputed.
| lead I'm the series, which lead
| they win hardly fan from
now.
The loss for the Tile Settlers
| put them Just that much nearer
elimination. although they stu
have q chance to survive until
Friday when the Pullma1s would
| be met again In the event Of a
victory over the winner Of todaye
game between the Calvary brakes
and D. C. Repair Shop. They meet
the winner Of this afternoons er,