The Washington times., 1921-06-24

Manager Mcbride has planned to-
use his southpaws In the series here,
mixing in either johnson or Acosta-
Johnson is in good shape and may be
as effective as he was In the spring
at the Polo Grounds.
The Griffs. il must be admitted, were
pleased to get away frem Shibe
Park. They found the Mackmen any
thing but hospitabIe. lighting tooth
and nail for everything. Instead OF
bowling gracefully to the inevitable
they made noises like champions.
winning three of the Ave games play
ed, yesterdays by Q to 3.
Bucky Harris was not reported to
Ban Johnson for his wild stun of
Wednesday and played yesterday. He
will probably escape punishment.
HURLER TOO GOOD.
Bryan Harris proved too powerful
for the Griffs yesterday. He was
frequently in trouble, but usually
. emerged in safety. Only in the sew
enth and ninth were runs made
against him. Meanwhile, the House
OF Mack was doing things for itself.
Al Schacht was good save in the
drst and sixth. He yielded three runs
and faded to let Smith produce a two
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was beaten badly in the eighth, four
hits in row coming before the first
man died. The two runs scored then
kept the AS ahead when the Griffs
pushed over one in the ninth.
Blackie O'Rourke led both teams
with three hits. Shanks and Char
rity each had two. Sam Rice failed
TO drive the ball beyond the infield
all afternoon. Timely clouting was
almost a lost art for the Griffs, who
lost several excellent opportunities
to do things.
The Mackmen handled Schacht
rudely in the first and got one run.
Witt singled to center, scoring when
Dykes doubled TO right center. Dykes
perished at third stretching the hit.
welch singled to left, but was forced.
and then j. Walker hammered liner
right into Miller's hands.
RALLY THREATENED.
For a while the Griffs threatened In
the second, only to pull up. Brewer
singled to right, but was doubled up
by Miller. Shanks blazed a single off
bag and speared Ghsrrity's liner on
its way to the garden.
Again the Griffs snarled In the
nth. Shanks singled down the third
base line and perished at second on
Tilly Walkers perfect peg to Gallo
way. Charity followed with hot
one through Galloway. but the next
two gents could do nothing.
Judge opened the sixth with a walk
and Harris pushed a single to left, but
it all went for nothing. because Rice
forced Harris and Brewer hit into a
double play.
thpnpb tfrip af tho .laanu pra-
ceedlngs, the Mackmen showed some
runs over in their portion OF the sixth.
With one out, Johnny Walker scratch
ed a single of Shanks' glove and gal
loped to third when Perkins bumped
two-bagger TO the wall in right
BRAZIL doubled to left center clear
ing the bases, but died trying to reach
third on the drive. Gslloway's walk
meant nothing, for Slim Harris
famed
REAL ACTION CAME.
Came then the seventh with It's
first real action on the part of the
Griffs. Brazilrs wild throw put Mil
Ter on. Shanks famed and Char
rity flied to left Then with two
gone ORourke singled to left Earl
Smith, up for Schacht, plunked
double to left, scoring Miller and
o'Rourke. Judge beat out a bunt
TO BRAZIL, but the attack ceased when
Long Harris tossed out Little Harris.
Johnny Walker kicked Acosta for
a single to center as a starter in the
eighth. Perkins bounded over sec
ond, O'Rourke doing well to stop IT.
Brazilrs bunt caught Shanks asleep
and the bases were filled. Galloway
slammed solid single to right, scor-
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