Evening star., 1920-06-27

ATIan's clout ended a battle rich IN
all the essentials that make for popu-
-larity in the sport 1t wound up
duel between Perry and Zach that
exceeded in interest most pitching
battles because of the abundance OF
action displayed on the runways ana
sufficient good and bad plays to give
il spice. The slab struggle was a
pretty even affair, with the visiting
fiiaCer having an edge. if anything:
They permitted the same number OF
hits but Perry was the steadler, ana,
although he was in trouble o1ten
enough was not faced with so many
embarrassing situations as his Sorrel-
topped rival Then, all of the three
runs registered by the Macks were
earned while two of the quartet hung
up bv the Griffs cannot properly be
charged against Perry, faulty fosuI support
There was nothing of 9. really sem
sational nature pulled off in the field,
a one-hand stop by Judge of Perry s
hot crack in the sixth and Waiker
Zachary's bat in the fourth being the
best bits.
7 Macks Get Going Early.
The AS lost no time in getting ac-
ouainted with Zachary's shoots. Thomas
hiffing the first ball pitched for a
single to center. He advanced on
Griffin's sacrifice and raced over tne
nan when Walker duplicated his
bingle.
by starting the second with Saiety
to left. his object being accomplsneu
when Shanks hunted him up nOtcn
and Shannon drilled a single through
Griffin. ONeill's line drive went
sauarely into the waiting paws OF
Strunk. Charity sent shannon 70
swiped second, only to have Zachary
roll harmleSSly to Thomas.
Judges stiff wallop to the left-neld
wall for two bases paved the way Tor
Washington's second run IN tne .hlsa
inning Milan's sacrifice and Rlce
Jolt to right completing the JOB.
Turned back in both the second
and third innings, the Mackmen re-
sumed fire in the fourth and again
jumped into the lead. Dugan opened
Strunk famed and after Lacnary
winged Perkins with a fourth bali
Welsh crashed a single through
Shanks, scoring Dugan and sending
Perkins to third. The squeeze play
was successfully employed at TINS
luncture. Perkins registering Whlle
zach was tossing out Myatt. Welsh
reached the far corner on Perry's ODD
bounder past Shanks, but Zach took
care of Thomas.
walkers Heave Aids GriAs.
Tiily Walkers strong but erratic
throwing arm materially-aideds Inc
Griffs in compiling their third marker
to tie il up in the fourth Bingies Dy
Shanks and shannon sent the former
racing TO third and when Walker
heayed the ball all the way to the
grandstand Howard continued on TO
the platter.
This ended the runmaking. except
for the decision-producing events OF
the final inning, but by no means
terminated the opportunities for
scores. ONeill uncorked two-base
wild heave of Griffin's bounder
with none out in the fifth and wal
ker's sacrifice followed, but the Wis
itine first sacker was killed on on
the line when Dugan rolled to O'Nelll,
Charity ferrying the ball to Shanks
for the putout. Myatt's single in the
sixth was unsupported and pair Of
walks by Zachary with two down In
the seventh came to naught. welsh
ana Perry both garnered bingles in
the eighth to no avail and Dugan
died at first after hitting safely In
the ninth
Milan's fly near the right field line
in the fifth served no purpose other
than to boost his batting average.
Judge singled and stole second to no
end in the seventh and Dugan's FUN
BILE of Roth's roller in the eighth did
no damage.