The Washington herald., 1921-03-25

Bgh 3 Pieinich 1. Judge 1. Milan 1. Rice
Harris l. Eilerbe 2. 0'Rourke i. Errors
shsnks. Foss, Lamotte. Harris :.
Rourke 2. Left on bases-Yans. 4; Regu-
rs. 3. rwo-base hits-Riee. Eilerbe 2,
s,ss- Three-base hits-Judse. Picinich.
,-Of Courtney. In four; on shaw,
four; on Erickson, in four; on Sehaeht,
Eve. First base on balls-0n Courtney.
OF Erickson. ?: on sehaeht. 2. Struck
t-By Erickson. 2; by sehaeht. 1. Stolen
lays-Lamotte to Brewer, Harris to
yRourke to Judge. O'Rourke to Harris to
vsEe. Umpire-Bennett. Time Of game
TAMPA, Fla, March 24.-Revers-
Ing his form, even as the ickle
yonies are wont TO do, Harry Court
aey stopped the healthy warclubs
OF the Tampa BREEDS here this after
noon. and when Dame Fortune in
tervened to save Al Schracht in the
final round the Hot Springs crowd
OF washingtonians registered a
victory. to s, evening up the Sc
ries. 1t was one. two, three with
Harry in the first three frames ex-
cept for a couple of passes Nary
run was garnered OF him and
only two hits in four frames.
jim ondW lOSccu tue kdInC
for the Yannigans in the early
stanzas. having nothing but the
ball. And when Erick came in and
started hurling the one tally he
gave up was the deciding run.
Foxs Cleans Sacks-
After Deebe Foss had cleaned the
bases in the eighth. putting the
Hannigans in the battle again, they
came back in the ninth for a rally
that stopped just short of victory.
when Brewers scorcher to right
bumped into Hank Shanks for the
third out Val Picinich hit a triple
for one score and counted the sec
ond Yannigan run on a sacrifice fly
all in the fifth.
Judge started Shaw down with a
triple Milan singled and Rice dou-
bled. making two counts for the
opening frame They added one in
the second, on Ellerbe's double and
O'Rourke's single. Doubles for El-
lerbe and O'Rourke after Harris
life on Foss error all followed by
Brottem's long single put three by
in the fourth.
Sammy Rice singled: stole the
midway sack and counted on Lewis
blows to greet Erick in the fifth.
After that the Swede was master.
Kids Fell short.
dugh's single and Vals triple
- ehacht made the first Tampa
Erick's long fly brought Pi-
a, n in After O'Rourke's bobble
G.,ed the way in the eighth, AL
20 encored a hunt for the wild
r filled the bases. Miller forced
oebel at the rubber. And then
rs walked into a fast one Just
fr,s real pinch hitter and cleaned
or tie paths A beautiful relay.
ent to O'Rourke to Elerbe, caught
oeO ding into third.
n rhe ninth McHugh opened with
Jingle. two grounded out and
Is el got four. Then Shanks sent
h, back home with a blow to CEN
DO. nd Brewer cracked one towards
froT, Hank couldn't get out of
els iay and had to take the pun
SO Int. That out left the regu-
aytone tally in front.
II
uAMPA., March "a. - President
eth formally announced tonight
completion of the purchase OF
motto and Foss. the price being
3lpo for the pair. s2.500 Of which
paid last summer when the
ION was signed. In part pay
Pc he refuses to say how much
pc he leaves McHugh and Esch-
q a for Tommy Leach's smokers
summer. He also refused to
whether he had kept a string
his pair. though IT is believed
ID. at least on Herbert, whose
ying in the present series has
en one of the startling develop
vents He Is showing a bit of Sam
&c speed and hitting like Hank
Aks in April