Evening star., 1921-04-10


produced al juncture where its II
result would be most emphasized.
The first of the trio was manufac-
tured by Ed Charity in. the fourth
inning, when he pummeled one of
shuff1in' Phil Douglas moist shoots
into the left-fel bleachers. 1t hap
pened there We're couple of GriHS
on the runways at the time. and the
net result was to put them in the ba ii
game on even terms with the Nc
Graws after they had been apparently
left at the post when New York ham
mered Zachary for a quartet of tallies
in the first inning.
Judges Homer Tied Count.
Home run No. was accredited to
Joe Judge and was directly RESPONSE
BILE for the fact that the battle went
into overtime. The Nationals went
into the ninth on the short end of a
1-to-S count when Josephus whaied
away at a hook offered by Jess
Barnes and sent it soaring into the
upper tier of the right field grand
stand. From then on the count re-
mained deadlocked at SIS until the
fag end Of the thirteenth session.
when Frank Frisch. the Fordham
fash. who appears TO be anything but
a dash in the pan. shot the first ball
pitched by Schacht into the box seats
beyond the right-field line for the de-
cisive tally.
Zachary. who was McBride's starting
pitcher. hurled a fairly creditable game
after being merrily whacked in the
opening round. Jezebel was good when
he was good. but that was only in spots
He wanted to play out the string. but
he had pitched many pellet in eight
frames, in which as many tallies had
been produced on an even dozen hits
He appeared a bit tired and Mcbride
l,1 won ri he
for Schacht, so the Bronx boy finished.
allowing four bngles during his regime.
including the wind-up wallop on
Frisch's fail.
Douglas started for the Giants and
vas reached for eight safeties and five
two runs was the damage done to Rosy
Ryan, who succeeded him and who in
turn gave way to Earl Smith. pinch
hitter. Barnes finished. Aside from
only by Milan for single, in five
frames
Zeb was much in evidence with his
shilIalah. The veteran cracked out
q total of four blows and reached
first on another occasion by the err
ror route. None of McBride's gard
eners distinguished himself in the
field. however. Rice and Lewis both
fumbling bounders. the latter on two
occasions. although he was not pc
nalized.
OF fielding features there were
none worthy of special mention. but
all the visiting inner guardians had
Q busy afternoon of it. and Shanks
was lucky TO escape being MANNED,
half a dozen hot shots whizzing by
him at close range.
Giants Get Big Lead.
Burns double and singles by Walk
er and Kelly all went through
Hanks terrain and these. with an in
field safety by Brown and passes to
Rapp and Snyder. netted the Giants
four runs in the initial stanZa.
The Griffs got one Of them back in
the third. when singles by Zach and
Milan with wild pitch ndwiched
in between enabled the pitcher to
tally. Gharrity's long distance clout
gave them three more in the fourth.
Harris and O'Rourke both being on
ahead of him by reason of errors.
In the fifth Washington vaulted into
the lead. but foolish base running cur
tailed their scoring efforts. With one
away. Milan singled and died trying
10 stretch il. Rice also got safety.
as did Lewis. Harris then doubled
to right. Rice scored with ease. but
Lewis never should have made the
attempt. Milan was coaching at third
and presumably s.nt him in TO be
erased at the plate on relay by
Frisch.
Harris tumble of Frisch's roller
helped the Giants to take the lead in
their hlaf. Walker doubled to left.
Lewis handling the ball in sloppy
fashion A walk to Kelly filled the
bases. Frisch Tailed on Browns sac
rince fly and Snyder cashed Walker
with another two-ba gger to Duffy's
territory.
GFiAs Go to Front.
The Griffs again assumed the as
cendancy in the sixth. which Shanks
opened with a terrific double that
struck the fence in left center on the
ny. O'Rourke's death moved him up.
and he tailed when Rapp took Char
rity's roller and threw wildly past
Snyder. Pat reached second on the
heave and completed the last half of
the circuit when Zachary cracked to
the idea that he was sprinter and
was an easy victim trying to reach
second on his single
McGraw called on his reserves with
good effect in the eighth, when the
Giants registered twice to again forge
TO the front. Snyder led with a single
and Monroe, put Or to run for him.
went to third when Smith. hitting for
Ryan doubled down the first ba Sc
line Burns was purposely passed
and 1t appeared the strategy would
enable Zachary to wriggle out of a
pitcher. who started a double play
Charity and Judge completing it.
But there was a Frisch yet to be
reckoned with. and as in the final
frame the youngster came through,
this time with a ringing double to
right center. which meant two runs
AS rela Judges homer in the
ninth tied it up and there was no
further scoring till the thirteenth
when Frisch gave his impersonation
Of Babe Ruth.
Rains at Intervals.
II rained at intervals during the
morning. and until within an hour
Of the game time. but despite the fact
that the weather was threatening and
gloomy. and that the Yankees and
Dodgers were performing in Brook
fyn as a rival attraction. 7.243 paid
TO get their first glimpse OF the
Giants With good weather prevail
ing tomorrow, upward of 10000 may
be expected at the Polo Grounds.
Jim Shaw was impressed into serv-
ice to help Bill Brennan do the guess
ing and solve in the mooted question
Of how he should be classified in
base ball. AS a pitcher J. AIoysius
Is nne umpire.
tunity tomorrow to demonst rate
what may be expected of him as a
moundsman this season. as he is list