The Washington herald., 1920-06-14
Courtney and Shdw Pounded !.
As White Sox Beat GrDGs
By JACK NYE.

chicago, H., June 10. - Inc Grip
pied Griffs again bowed to the White
Sox today when Claude Williams
had much the better of Courtney
and Shaw in the pitching line. The
score was to .. a
Williams was effective at all times
and kept the nine National hits
scattered, striking out eight. men
and issuing but one base on balls.
On the other hand. Courtney didn't
seem able to locate the plate and
walked seven opponents in the first
four rounds. During this time. the
White Sox had not begun to hit.
but they connected solidly begin
ming with the fifth. scoring seven
runs off Courtney and a couple OF
Shaw in the inning he worked.
Harris a Pinch Hitter.
Milan and Harris were still out
of the game, though Stanley was
used as a pinch hitter in the eighth
and scored one of the three National
runs. Joe Judge faced a pitcher for
the first time since Ruth spiked him
when he batted for Shaw in the
ninth and drew a pass.
Buck Weaver and Hap Felsch
were the hitting stars. Buck an
nexing a couple of singles and
triple, while Hap raped out two
long ones for three bases.
Charity was again used on first
and Shanks went to left field, which
Calvo failed to handle properly. Ed
die played rattling good game
around the first station and gath
cred two of the hits made off Will
. Jams.
shanks Makes Triple.
Hank Shanks crossed Williams
by landing on the first ball pitch
ed. driving IL over Jackson's head
to the bleacher fence in left. 1t
was good for a triple, and Shanks
came all the way home when
Felsch's peg to McMullin was wild.
Smart base running by Liebold
gave the SoX a run in their half
of the first. Memo drew a walk
and went all the way to third on
Eddie Collins sacrifice bunt, scor-
ing a moment later when Court
ney relieved himself of wild pitch.
Weaver walked. but the next two
men were disposed on on easy flies.
For the first three rounds Court
ney did not allow a hit. though he
issued a half-dozen passes and was
continually in the hole. Williams
nicked him for a single in the fourth
after Schalk had walked, but again
Harry retired the side without a
run
Sox Score Again.
The Sox changed from a waiting
to a hitting game in the fifth when
they registered two runs on three
hits. Weaver singled and scored on
John Collins two-bagger to left.
McMuIIin's single = to right scored
Collins. though he might have been
caught at the plate had not Court
ney intercepted Sam Rice's perfect
peg to the plate.
Having discovered the combina-
ton, the Sox hammered in four more
runs in the seventh on five hits
which included long triples to left
by Weaver and Felsch.
Stanley Harris, batting for Court
ney in the eighth, singled, advanced
to third on Gharrity's safe one to
right and scored on Rice's long fly
TO Liebold.
In the eighth the Sox greeted Jim
Shaw with a couple of runs, one of
which was a gift. Felsch's. second
triple of the game. following Weav-
cr's single, accounted for the first
one and Jims wild pitch accounted
for the second.
The final Griff run came in the
ninth. shannon opened with a hit
and went to third on Ellerbe's DOT
bic to right He scored on O'Neill's
infield out. Judge. batting for Sha-v,
walked, but Shanks skied to Felscn.