The Washington herald., 1921-06-23

honors went to the Athletics. The
divided so far as brilliance and bun
Charity Gets n Homer. .
Charity was personally respon-
sible for the first pair Of Washing
ton runs. They came in the second
inning with two expired. Shanks,
the third man up, singled to left
and then Charity poled a Ions
liner into the left field bleachers
that let Shanks pace him home.
The Macks tied IT up in the fifth.
They had been annoying Zachary
at intervals up to that time.
1t was the mighty throwing arm
of Shanks that started to gum
things up in this frame. When it
comes to throwing the ball where
it will help the opposition most
shanks has been showing real
form He opened the fifth by
chucking wild on J. Walkers tap
and the runner went to second in
steadIof to the bench Perkins and
BRAZIL perished in order while ].
walker advanced and scored on
their outs. Then Galloway soaked
one into the bleachers on the fly
and the count was knotted.
Washington galloped to the fore
during the following session. Har-
ris- grounded out, but Rice shot
single to center and went all the
way around TO the scoring station
when the ball hoped away from
Welch and kept on going to the
fence
Macks Tie 1t In seventh
Again the Mackmen tied it in the
seventh. II was Brewer who per-
petrated the unthinkable this time
when he dropped a long fly sent his
way by Perkins. There was some
excuse for it as II was a hard play.
Perkins stopped at second. BRAZIL
sacrificed Perkins along to second
and Galloway poked a hit to
O'Rourke, whose toss to the plate
was too late to head OF Perkins al
though the play was close.
In the eighth the Macks forged
TO the fore when Dykes slammed
terrific wallop to the scoreboard in
infield Harris got the ball and was
sorry afterwards that he ever put
his hands on it He lost his temper
and threw IL into the grandstand,
only some quick lodging on the
part of a spectator preventing a
casualty. Umpire Ollie Chill told
Harris that the ozone outside the
park was much healthier for quick
tempers- That caused a shift with
Shanks moving over to second and
Smith. taking his place at third.
Zachary seemed to be almost as
much affected as was Harris and
couple of singles came along, but
Zachary settled in time and dis
posed OF the next pair.
n Judges Single Ties 1t.
It was do or die in the ninth and
The boys did Shanks got a life
and few years extra when CAL
loway fumbled his rap. Charity
again came through, this time with
a single to center. O'Rourke died
on q dribbler to the box and Walter
johnson did the swinging for Zach
airy. HE fouled out but Judge was
there strong with a single to second
on which Shanks scored.
johnson scaled the shelling peak
while the Senators kept pegging
away and in the eleventh their
pecking finally materialized. Shanks
hit safely to right and Charity ad-
vanced him with a neat sacrifice
down the first base line. O'Rourke
fivvered horribly by tanning but
Johnson kept the pot boiling by
beating out a hit to short and that
gave, Judge a chance. That was
all he needed His screamer into
the left pasture was good for two
sacks, and let Shanks romp over
with the big tally.
Judge. Shanks, Charity, Dykes
and G. Walker all got a pair of hits |
but the only ones that really meant |
anything were those of Judge and |
Charity.
That boy Judge certainly has been |
putting up one grand and glorious |
article of the national pastime. |
They don't come a great deal more |
valuable to team than him.
All the Mack hits were made at
the expense of Zachary and all the |
Senatorial smacks were collected |
from, Keefe.
The Macks threatened more often |
on. walks, passed balls, errors and |
other incidents of that kind than |
they did on real attacking power. |
Miller got double in the fourth |
when Galloway lost his pop fly in |
the sun. but nothing came of it, for |
Shanks and Charity failed.
fl4t.
Zachary and Judge famed in the |
6fth after O'Rourke had singled. |
Charity famed a couple of times |
when safeties would have meant |
trouble but the times he did not fan |
were more than enough to make |
up for 1t.
After Wench had fooled Rice's |
single in the sixth and let Sam get |
alb the way home he made a won
derful running catch that robbed |
Shanks of at least three bases.
BIG FIGHT ARENA
=. HALF FINISHEDI
NEW YORK, June 22.-The arena |
for the Dempsey-Carpentier fight is
IS per cent finished and half the /
seats remain to be sold. Tex Rick
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