Evening star., 1921-06-16

waiter GerOoES y VdIue never ~do
more strikingly demonstrated than
yesterday, when his understudy. Cltn
Lee, helped the Griffmen to four of
their tallies with strong-arm work.
His crimes would not necessarily have
been fatal. however, in view OF the
Browns in the eighth inning, when
they registered five times to tie the
score on half a dozen swats. including
. triple and two doubles. had 1t not
been for q frown from the Goddess OF
Fortune in the domestic end of this
frame.
ORourke'ss Hit Does 1t.
With the count deadlocked and Ray
Richmond on the hill for the visitors
Shanks scratched q safety to Lamb
and Charity sacrificed. ORourke
connected for a clout of doubtful le-
gality In the vicinity of the right-field
line. which cashed Shanks with 4 tally
sufficient for the verdict. ORourke
dying nj an effort to stretch 1t. on
rebin's peg to McManus. Sisler came
all the way in to the plate to remon-
the ball fair, which is weighty evil
dence that it was foul. as George
never protests q decision unless abso-
lutely convinced he is right. The ver-
dict stood. Of course. Richmond
walked Schacht and tossed one ball to
SuuSC ~HCu hc was ucTIIChcu IN AANOI
Of Bill Bayne. Fohrs fourth pitcher
yielded singles to Judge and Harris
before Rice skied to jacobson to end it.
Separated singles by Miller and
Judge was the extent of the damage
dene to Shocker's delivery until the
sscrifice fly in addition to four safe
ties and a trio of runs. although only
one Of the markers was earned and
sven 1t would not have materialized
but for bit Of tanglefoot work by
Cliff Lee. Rice beat out a hot smash
II. Miller singled to right. Rice
averran second and Tobin's peg
would have caught him of hatfooted.
only Lee. who received 1t, got his
bess crossed and took a header.
shanks followed with rap to right
on Tobin's futile throw to nag Miller
1t third. Charity bounced a high
Sne to Lee and Miller slid over the
plate in safety when Cliff got of
2 wide peg to SEVERED. O'Rourke's
70 tally. Courtney followed with a
Bingle. but the round ended when
Ellerbe gathered in Judges little tap
snd stepped on third to force Char
!ity.
Lee Again In Evidence.
Lee gave Harris a life with a wide
throw of his roller in the fifth. Sue
Sessive force-outs nullified it. but in
The following frame Lee again made
His presence felt in a manner highly
Objectionable to Manager Fohl. his
Wild ways. after Shocker had set the
Nationals an additional pair Of tall
Yes. With Shanks away. Charity
drew the only pass Shocker issued.
took second on O'Rourke's single to
left and the corners we're crowded
when Courtney scratched a safety
Here. Kolp getting his, job. Judge
grounded to Lamb. whose toss to
lee forced Courtney and it appeared
4n easy double play was in order,
xut that was without reckoning with
Glin. whose throw hit Courtney as
17romed into the outfeld. Charity
crossing the plate and O'Rourke also
scoring before the ball could be re-
trieved.
@omings of his youthful shortstopper
vas indicated in his withdrawal in
favor of Frank Wetzel as pinch
Hitter in the eighth. when the Browns
broke out in rash of bingles and
fnotted the count. although Frank
atanding that he appeared twice in
ehe frame. Prior thereto the Browns
Had accomplished little with Court.
4ey's curves. Ellerbe reaching second
On a walk and Jacobson's single in
{he second. shocker was anchored
otter getting . safety in the third.
successive safeties by SEVERED and
Ellerbe In the fourth went for naught
as the former was detected by Court
aey trying to sneak to third. and
pass to Lee in the nth was erased
when Shocker drilled into a double
play. with ORourke doing two-thirds
II the work.
The Browns Get Busy.
: But, after two more barren frames
4 was different. With Wetzel out
df the lay. Pat Collins. batting for
Kolp, walked and took third on
fobin's double against the score
hoard, the pair of them counting on
IL the sign Of the MoSn