Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-08-25

Instead of meekly submitting to
their daily portion McBride's charges
mussed up the offerings of Urban
Faber in a manner highly disconcert-
ing to William Gleason and sent the
league leaders to New York with
chastened spirits.
Fielding Thrills Aplenty.
But the unusual spectacle of
Washington triumph was not all that
rewarded the thousand-odd faithful.
for fielding stunts of the circus va
riety were almost as numerous as
mosquitoes during a land breeze. Ed
die Collins climbed into the ozone
and Switched a safety from J. O'Neiil
in a manner worthy of road agent
and Hank Shanks, who was mined III
a dual role for the umpteenth time
this season. put on his own version
of Go and Get II" with great catch
after a long race with a ball Joe
jackson knocked lop-sided. No recep-
ton committee of one ever dld tne
honors any closer to LIE Droit Park
The value of Hanks feat was en-
HANGED by the fact that II was ae-
complished in the final frame When
missed connections might have mega
tived the neat rescue performance
given by Cube Acosta. after harry
Courtney had wilted under nre. IN
addition Howard turned in sprlntlns
stab of foul from Schalk close 10
the box seats in left that was pip
pin. Harris was responsible Tor at
least three smart bits and Rice con-
tributed a backward single-mltt spear
off Eddie Collins that evoked pls
hand Bum heaves by Harris. ShannS
and ONeill were forced out OF m men
ory by the great number OF sclhtLi-
lating efforts which went to make tne
contest a continuous chapter vi
A walk to Felsch and safeties oy
John Collins and Risberg gave .ne
sox the first run no. o. the en sd them three
better in their half on a pass ~
Harris and singles by Shanks, " Neiii'
CHARITY. Judge walk to Harris the
woundine of Milan and sacrlhce ny
Rice.
Eddie Collins Steals Home.
rwo thefts by Eddie Collins, one OF
-. ultimate base, enabled the Sox
- register again in the fifth. when
the Nationals counted again "a
Judges double, Elleroe's sacrinee anu
Rice's single. .r.,+h.
h y, addition to a wild chuck by
Harr;s Faber, Strunk and weaver
cot singles and Felsch double, ~
6eing at this stage that Acosta s Snx
ceeded Courtney and stopped the QUA
in their tracks. ,;,h,a IN
recall in the fourth. was permlt.eo
To finger. but after Acosta and Juose
had connected safely in the seventh
he Vas yanked Against DICK Kerr,
EI,erbe's second sacrifice. ,anotnee ,t
safety by Rice and Roths iong ~
put the Griffs two runs te .ne e Wss
aadad in the asxhth. when shanks
doubled and tallsSd on O'Neilfs texas
Gin is busy t,--3ay instructing ms
SQUAD of youngsgEs but the olli .i.s
Of the recruits asnprises . ,nu this
being an open date In the seneuua
The Tigers open q three-day s1ano
Crude Milan was struck on the Knee
rsn nv a ball pitched by Faoer FL
the fourth and had 70 ret LIZ.
may be out for two or three ua'
Another Rookie Reports.
Aybert Hermann, an infielder. nall
,rr>from Midtown. N. j. and FORMER
Colgate University player; mas re-
norfed to the Nationals ana favolev
at the far corner during hn "has
pa no professional experience. was
recommended to Grif by Carl Reeu.
Lrs;c.I director of the high SCHOOLS
~ New Brunswick, N. j.
George Hildebrand deprived Hota
of a hit in the fifth. when ne . 20
M" Coiiins. Bobby was shouldered
sway from the sack by Faper. VINO
wss running over to cover, put tile
jumps missed TINS cieareu'
interference.