Evening star., 1921-08-19

the Mackmen are from a pennant.
The weather was decidedly warm. as
: It usually Is in this burg. but despite
j the fact that he is not supposed to be
at his best in q torrid temperature,
Barney merely, toyed with the Fohl-
men, crawling to within eleven of Cy
Youngs all-time record for strike outs
by writing four aliens. including the
redoubtable George Sisler.
n,inimum of three men faced Johnson.
Gerber languished at first after open
ing round three with safe shot TO
right and McManus experienced a
similar fate after getting life at the
outset of the eighth when Judge
fumbled La Notes throw. In only
: one other session, aside from the fifth.
swhen jacobson collided for his round
trip wallop did a. Brownie attain sec
sond base. This was in the seventh
sand after Williams flied deep to Smith,
advanced a notch on a scratch single
;br Jacobson, which La Motto inter-
scepted over by the midway. inen
SEVERED died when Brewer maze q
snice running catch Of his liner ana
Sisler was forced at third when Snanks
3grabbed Gerber's hot smash.
Grins ON Batting Spree.
There was no occasion for Johnson
working hard, as the GrifTs CURED a
! trio of St. Louis hurlers for fifteen
swats that netted thirteen runs. Harris,
Judge and Miller topping the list Win
/ three blows apiece. Lee Fohis pen
Smen against the Nationals with no re-
srard for their period OF recuperation
3was knocked lop-sided in this battle.
fTwice he has called on Urban Shocker
with only two days rest and gotten
Yesterday he attempted the same
5tactics by calling on Frank DAVIS
twith the result that the Nationals OBJ
stained revenge for that famous nine
fteen-inning setback in Washington
Hast week by knocking D1xle TOT a
frow of cowsheds. the famous IRON
1man failing to last a single inning.
I Earl smith, former local resident.
ttook pardonable pleasure in starting
tDavis on his way to the showers by
sbelting the ball into the right field
sbleachers before the past1me was
sInore than two minutes old. Harris
fthen beat out a rap to Gerber. took
asecond on Judges single to left. and
stallied on a vicious smash over Ell
slerbe's head by Miller. Judge taking
sthird and Bing being tagged by Will
sliams, trying to reach second. Judge
Sscored while Brewer was being re-
tired Shanks singled and La Motto
Swalked, whereupon Davis faded. -
Bill Burwell called a halt here,
sShanks being forced at third when
fE,lierbe took Picinich's crack, but he
sgot a dose of the same mdeicine in
sthe second. when three runs accrued
4from singles by Johnson. Harris.
2Judge and Miller. a pass to Brewer
Hand Shanks' sacrifice fly.
l. Get Busy in Sixth.
For three rounds thereafter the Ma
Stiona1s rested on their oars. but In
1.-THE sixth they got busy and sent Bur-
twell on his way with four runs. re-
Ssulting from a trio of bingles and a
kpair of wild heaves. johnson bene-
3fited by a bit of strong-arm work by
3Gerber. Singles by Smith and Harris
H. ccounted for a run and put Griffs on
Hthird and second. from where they
twere cashed by Judges swat to center
1.-THE extra marker developed when
sAcManus fired, wildly over third base
lin attempting a double play after he
thad taken El1erbe's toss Of Millers
1sacrihcial bunt.
Palmero. the third hurler, expert
fenced little trouble from the Griff-
linen until the ninth. Then Miller
clustered safety through Gerber
emoved up on Brewers death and