The Washington times., 1921-07-10


eighth. He allowed hits here and
there. but only one run after getting
1airiy under way until that awful
eighth Then the Browns, slamming
MIN for -four hits drove him to the
showers. Maybe the flies had both
cred him.. too. all night.
PROVED HIMSELF COMEDIAN.
Al schacht, the comedian. finished
the frame, allowing two singles and
triple. He proved himself a real
comedian IT. not a pitcher.
Urban Shocker, the rebellious pitt
ball pitcher, was reinstated in time
to face the Griffs. He was banged
for twelve blows, and had Washing
ton received anything but comedy
hurting, Shocker might have been
beaten, As things went. he had a
cinch. AS an example of the snappy
work OF the Griffs, Pat Charity fell
victim OF Jimmy Austin's moth
eaten hidden ball trick in the ninth
He wandered OFF second base and was
promptly made the final out of the
game amid a loud shout of laughter
from the fans. 4-a... 81
Judge opened up with a sweet
safety TO center and was at once
forced by Harris. Rice hoisted TO
Williams, but Smith jammed a single
to right Miller came within an inch
OF doubling to right, but il landed
foul by that much. and then he stopped
everything with a puny.pop to Austin
Mr.. Courtney escaped harm for one
frame. Then he got his. Williams
led off with a double down the right
neld line. Jacobson lined the ball over
the left field wall for home run,
Williams trotting, In ahead of him.
Hank SEVERED plastered a single to
center and McManus caught Shanks
asleep with a safe bunt. Charity
tried to pick McManus of first. It
was unsuccessful and SEVERED hustled
over to third. Austin's long sacrifice
fly to Miller scored SEVERED. Court
ney generally passed Shocker. He
made a mistake and famed Tobin, but
came right back with a walk for Ell
lerbe. filling the bases, When he
forced McManus across with a pass
to Sisler, even Manager Mcbride
called IL day He yanked Mr.. Court
ney out of there and let Jim Shaw
loosen up his world-famed grunt.
Shaw forced Shocker across with a
pass to Williams, but Jacobson's long
fiy to Rice ended ths-patnful exhibi-
ton. FA
GRIFFs COUNT IN FOURTH
Shaw and Harris crashed singles in
the third, but Earl Smith; famed,
leaving them out in the hot sun.
II was not till the fourth that the
Griffs managed to score, though they
had been trying all the time. Bling
Miller hunted safely to EIlerbe. The
next two died. Miller going to second
meanwhile. -O'Rourke. scratched a
single to second and when McManus
pegged poorly, Miller tailed. Shaw
pounded double down the left field
line and O'Rourke, by fine sprinting,
scored from fret. Judges hot
grounder to Sisler left Shaw
stranded. .t
With one down in the Browns half
OF the fourth. Tobip tripled to cen
ter. O'Rourke leaping high into the
air, pulled down Ellerbes lofty
slapped a hot single down the third
base line. Shanks did well to stop
It, though he had no chance to get
the batter or Tobin, who scored.
Charity cut down Sisler seeking to
steal ~
Earl Smith, with two gone in the
NTH belted the ball into the right !
field pavilion for the circuit. He
is popular here and got fine hand I,
from the customers. 49,.
SHAW BLOWS IN EIGHTH.
For a few frames nothing hap
pened but the eighth saw the |
Browns grab six runs. SEVERED led I
off with a liner over O'Rourke's
head. McManus flied to Smith. .