The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-09-12

Jezebel Tecumseh Zachary pitched
the last four innings, being received
with groans. The big sou'hpaw al
lowed two singles and that's all. The
Macltfnen were helpless before him.
thus giving the Griffs their op.
portunity. They made the most Of II
in the tenth when Ed Rommel bit the
dust, as they used to say 1t in the
penny thrillers.
Sam Rice opened the Griffs' half of
the tenth with a ringing double down
the third-base line. Bucky Harris
beat out a bunt to first base. Rice
was camping on third. Bing Miller. a
good lad to have around when runs are
needed. belted the pill out over lilly
Walkers golden dome and Rice was
in with the run that won.
Woodward on Trial.
True to predictions. Frank Wood
ward got his first trial with the
Griffs yesterday. In his six innings
he famed one, walked two and con.
tributed a wild pitch, while seven
clean blows were chalked down by
the birds in the pest box.
Woodward is a large person, built
solidly. yet not so heavily. He dis
played ability to move around, and
knows what to do with the ball
when he gets 1t. Indeed, SO expo
rienced does he appear that one Is
gravely In doubt Of his possibilities
in this league.
In speaking OF the New Haven no.
hit-no-run twirler, President Grit.
fifth lauded his control, but went into
no raptures as to his speed or
Blenders. President Griffith is a wise
guy. for Woodward had almost no
speed and his hook IL not fear
some thing to watch.
1t Is fair to give Woodward q
chance. The fans were with him
to man. groaning in disgust when
turkey Brewer came up for him in
the sixth. Nevertheless, Washington
has half a dozen sandlot singers not
much older than the new twirIer and
with quite as much stuff.
Witt Scores First.
Whitley" Witt cracked the first
pitched ball for three bases and
scored on Dykes fly to Miller, but
the Griffs grabbed two In their half of
the first frame.
Bush beat out a bunt and went to
third on Milan's double. Judges
timely poke to right scored both Bush
and Milan.
Woodward took a trounclne in IN.
second. He passed young Collins for
starter and Mccain beat out A bunt
10 Judge. Galloway showed both
runners along with a sacrifice and the
Dases were loaded when '.Jobnnv
walker was purposely passed. BRYAN
harris rolled to Bucky Harris. letting
Collins score, and Wits single no
center brought Mccain and JOHNNY
walker over. Woodward didn't look
30 good In that frame. - =
Woodward Starts IL.
Two were down in the second ha,f
when Woodward started trouble by
beating out slow hop to. Mccain, 70
ing TO second when the Mackmnn
tossed wildly. Bush walked and Mi.
lan's neat single to left filled the bases.
Judges hopper over Bryan Harris
lofty skypiece brought Woodward
across and left the bases filled, 30 tbnt
Sam Rice, with fine three-ba rRer 10
the scoreboard, could clear thorn' Col.
Inns pretty running catch of Bucky
Harris fly ended the inning and left
the Griffs in front, 6 to 4. - -,
For a couple Of innings the Macks
were hitless, but Romnel, who sue.
ceeded Harris In the third, singled 70
right for an opener. Witt forced him
and then went up on a wild pitch.
Dykes scored Witt with single 10
center. ,.H -.
Collins started the sixth with a sin.
gle to center. advancing on McCann's
sacrifice. Galloway popped to s'hanls.