The Washington herald., 1921-04-20

the Grihs Sunday, but never got past
the frst frame. Yesterday he lasted
almost two, which may be encour-
aging to Manager Mack. He was
'nicked for two runs in the second
and in the third was knocked out
of the ring when six were scored.
The most telling blow was Rice's
four-sacker to deep left, which ac-
counted for three runs. Four walks
sandwiched in during the inning
were quite a handicap to Mr.. Nay
lor..
Il looked as IL the side would
never be retired until Dave keefe
came to the rescue. This youngstcr
brought an end to the slaughter by
forcing Schacht TO hop out on his
second trip to the plate in the in
ming.
Thereafter Keefe looked like a
regular pitcher, especially when
compared to his predecessors. Judge
raped one to left in the fourth and
completed the circuit by a soul-in-
spring sprint, and Shanks' triple
In the eighth resulted in another
counter. But. taken all in all. Keefe
was doing nightly well.
Thirteen Hits, IS Bases
Thirteen hits for 25 bases re-
warded the efforts of the Grinmen.
1t was a field day for Sam Rice,
whose four safe ones included his
SECOND home run drive of the sea-
SON. a couple of clean doubles and
sne measily single. Judge raped
out a double in addition to his four
sacker and Pat Charity also drove
one to deep left for two.
The only local representative in
the three-base hit column was How
ard Shanks. who gave Tilly Walker
q chance to do some hoofing in the
eighth when he cracked one. which
only stopped rolling because the
jury box got in the way.
The Macks themselves gathered
10 hits OF Schacht, who registered
his second victory of the season.
That early lead relieved Al of
much mental anguish and he worked
thes rest of the distance under
vrkps- He was more inclined to be
wild than usual, issuing five passes
which might have been disastrous
In closer contest.
@Blsekie7 Still Starring.
-Rlackis" o'Rourke continued his
clever fielding and won a hand in
the : third when he rode WeIch's
mile-a-minute blow to the ground
and converted it into a double play
with the aid of Harris and Judge.
SBlzckie" is getting to be certain
seath on ground balls and there is
no more talk about the possibility
Of bis whip failing. He hasn't lost
man yet because of inability to
throw.
Milan in the opening round, but the
music started with two out Rice
aoubled, Lewis walked and Harris
beat out a swinging bunt. filling
the bases Rice scored when Gal
loway took in Shanks' grounder
and pegged to Dykes too late to
catch Harris at second.
While Dykes was holding the ball
and musing over the situation,
Duffy Lewis showed his wits by
sneaking home on the heels OF Sam.
O'Rourke also walked and Charity
singled Shanks home. Dykes. error
on Schacht's blow filled the bases.
Joe Judge did his best to clean
'em up. but failed when Witt picked
his hard drive right of the sign
board in brilliant fashion. The tow
headed right fielder crashed against
the barrier. but held on to the pill
and saved Rommsl from further dis
grace.
Naylor in, Deep Water.
Two more came in the second on
Naylor when Milan opened with a
safe one and reached third on Rice's
double to center. Lewis out scored
Zeb. and Harris singled to left.
scoring Rice Harris stole and
reached third when welch muffed
Shanks' fly. but was erased at the
plate by Galloway on O'Rourke's
easy bounder.
Things went from bad to worse
tor Naylor in the third. After
schacht had been retired. Judge
slapped one over first for two and
Milan strolled. Rice brought the
bugs to their feet by shooting a low
drive to left for the circuit. He was
Just ahead of the relay to the plate,
and stopped the ball with his back
ss he counted. Naylor was shaken
and. walked Lewis. who was forced
On Harris rap to Dykes. Bucky stole,
and Shanks and O'Rourke walked
In succession. filling the sacks.
Charity sent a long one to left,
which Walker failed to hold and got
credit for a double, scoring three at
the same time.
Naylor retired and Keefe termi-
mated the tragedy by forcing
schacht to sky to Dykes.
Judge Makes Rsund Trim.
Judges homer greeted Keefe in
the fourth. but he steadied down
and pitched we'll until the ninth
when Shanks tripled and punched
the clock on Gharrity's sacrifice fiy.
Three hits were all the former Read
Ing pitcher allowed.
Schacht's wildness was responsf-
Bile for the first Athletic score in the
opening session. Dykes walked ana
was forced BY Harrs on Wits tan
Tflly walker also got a free ticket
and Dugan brought him in with .
double to left.
With two down in the second. the
AS scored again on a walk to Witt
and hits by Dykes. c. walker and
Brazill- Two more came in the
fourth. Walkers triple to left ind
Ing Keefe and Dykes on the paths.
Wits single and Dugan's sacrifice
ny accounted for the fnal alien
marker in the ninth.
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