The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-07-14


terday, with O'Rourke and Harris
good luck gave the Mcbride gang
Shaw took a trouncing in the very
first inning. Zachary was hit fire.
cuently and given no support. All
the Sox hurlers were bad. thus add.
ing to the days misery.
The Sox punched three hits with a
flock Of Griff errors in the ninth and
came within a run Of tying the score.
When Ostergard and Johnson OK
pired on flies In the ninth they left
the bases populated and the crowd
bowling with the expectation Of
winning out in the last frame.
BawIs Out Shaw.
Ernie Johnson's sweet single to
right opened the bombardment on
Shaw In the first inning. Mulligan
sacrificed and Collins took a walk.
Strunk poled a double over Smiths
head, scoring johnson and Collins.
The latter might have been caught
at the plate but that Shaw cut off
the throw. BY the time he turned It
was too late to get the Sox captain
and Charity bawled out Shaw
roundly. Falk's double over Millers
head scored Strunk and Mostlrs
single to center scored FaIk with
the fourth tally.
Nothing daunted. the Griffs piled
Into Liver foot" Hodge in the Sec
ond and tied 1t up. Smith beat out
a slow one to short and Miller
walked. Shanks plunked n single to-
left, taking an extra base on Mostils
tumble. Smith Tailed. Charity
pummeled the pill high up among
the sunfish in the left field bleachers
and three Griffs scored. tying the
score. Judge tripled and Harris
walked with two gone. Rice shot one
outside OF Mulligan, but he managed
to grab II and throwing while off
balance. killed off Judge at the
plate 1t was now a new game with
Zachary opposing Mulrenan.
Griffs Bunch Singles.
The Griffs went to the front in the
fourth, punching a walk, q singls and
two doubles. Charity started with a
walk and O'Rourke heat out slow
one to Johnson. Zachary forced
Charity at third. Judges bounder
hoped over Sheely's head into right
field for two bases. O'Rouke scoring
Harris doubled down the third-base
limo and Zachary and Judge checked
in.
Mulrenan faded away In the fifth
after Miller had singled to center and
Shanks walked Joubet Davenport, 4
lengthy southpaw. came to the rub
Der and as soon as Schalk had picked
off Miller at second. he wildpitched
Shariks around to third. Gharrity's
double to right scored Shanks.
O'Rourke's tumble put Mulligan on
IN the last of the fifth. Collins was
out when Strunk beat a slow one to
Harris Falk dropped a eafety over
O'Ttourke's head in short left, scoring
Mulligan. Mostil hit into a double
play with a liner that O'Rourke
caught with wild leap high into the
air.
Shanks Hits Homer.
Hank Shanks led off in the seventh
with home run drive into the left
field bleachers. 1t was beautiful
wallop. going high into the air and
falling over the screen.
The Sox promised trouble in their
half Of the seventh. filling the bases
with none out. johnson scratched a
hit to second, Mulligan drifted one
over O'Rourke's head and Collins beat
out one to Judge. Harris Banged
Strunk's fly and Falk hit into a
double play with a roller to O'Rourke
The good beginning had petered out
to q sorry ending.
with one gone Rice beat out slow
hop that bounded up and hit Collins
in the face. Smith died and Miller
should have, except that Davenport's
bad peg gave him a life and put Rice
on third. As Miller stole Schalk threw
to center field and Rice went over
with q cheap and unexpected tally.
sloppy fielding gave the Sox some
runs In the ninth, and one real hit
by Nostil drove Zachary to the show
ers. johnson beat out bunt to the
box. Mulligan flied to Miller. Collins
liner was too hot for Shanks to hold
and O'Rourke's tumble of Strunk's
rrounder filled the bases. Falk rolled
TO Harris, who tossed wildly to
O'Rourke, letting johnson and Col
Inns score. Mostil doubled to center
and in came strunk and Falk, the lat.
ter travelling all the way from first
Fans Get Excited.
Mcbride took out Zachary. who was
not to blame. and sent in schacht.
Sheely drew a pass. Schalk bounded
to shanks, who tried for a double
play with a peg to Harris. The latter
muffed the throw and again the bases
were loaded. Mcclellan replaced thu
slow-moving Shelly on second, and
the fans set up Wild din.
Ostergard batted for McSweeny and
hoisted q short fly to Rice. and John
sons fly to Smith ended the game and
snuffed out the rally Of the Sox, with
one run TO so for q tie.