The Washington times., 1921-06-19

Jezebel Tecumseh Zachary, george
McBride's ponderous southpaw. was
largely entitled to credit for the
triumph yesterday. He was in mar
velous form. following his long rest.
hitless. Then they managed to
scratch couple of infield hits. Pa
Collins slam to left in the seventh
was the first real bingle obtained IN
Zachary's delivery. So 8
The Browns failed to get a man be-
yond second base until Lamb opened.
the ninth with fine three-bagger to
the scoreboard in right center. Sis
1er's double to left center sent Lamb
over with the nrst St Louis tally Of
the day. Zachary was evidently tir-S
ing In the later innings, but he man.
aged to stavs or the foe and sailed
along to an honorable victory.
Lac Fohl sent young Beverly"
Bayne. a southpaw, to the hill for
starter, but "Bev" disappeared after
walking two gents and permitting a
hit in the first, frame. Elam Van
glider replaced him and pitched good
ball to the eighth. Deberry worked
that last Inning without trouble,
TT CLEARS FENCE.
Joe Judge found one Of vangiider's
fast shoots to his liking in the fourth
lining and calmly showed Ii over the
hivver ad on the right field wall. joe
toured the sacks amid perfect up
roar from the big Saturday throng.
Bfng Miller boost ed his consecutive
hitting to eighteen straight when he
delivered q timely single in the open
ing frame, driving two runs over the
plate.
Sam Rice raised his hitting streak
to twenty games when he wallopet
a clean single to center in the
second. That drive brought two
more runs across the platter. s-s ,-4,-s
Young Bayne looked all right when
he started. but he was DON in 'trou-
BILE and didn't last long. He passed
Judge: Harris singled to left, only to
she forced by Rice. A pass to Brewer
allied the cushions and Fohi decided
"Bev.' was too darned generous for
the big show. Out came the young
ster and in came Elan Vangilder.
MILLER DOES TT.
Bing Miller approached the plate
amid wild applause. That boy sure
is popular in this mans town. He
cracked a clean single to center and
in came Judge and Rice. Shanks
drew a walk and more runs seemed
Inevitable until Pat Charity smash
ed into a double play. That ended
that.
with one gone in the second Zach
ary walked. to be forced by Judge.
Ken williams muffed Harris long
nv. putting Judge on third and Bucky
on second. Sam Rice's waIlop to
center brought over both Griffs.
The NTH and final tally for the
home team was Joe Judges rap over
L., hA n ~
was one out at the time and the bases
were empty. but Judge received as
much applause as IL the corners had
been crowded.
vangildcr was pitching steadily all
the way, once he got started. Never
did he permit two hits in any one
frame. but a double play saved him
a world of trouble In the NTH. whom
a walk to Brewer and Lees error put
two on with nobody out.
Nevertheless, after the first two In
nings the Griffs seemed not to bother
much about the victory. They knew
that Zach was going through to win.
HE is INvINCIBLE
Zach was invincible for five innings
Collins. third man up in the fifth, was
the first Brownie to reach f1rst base,
and he got there on four balls. Nc
Manus forced him almost Immediate
1y.
Lee scratched a single off Zach's
glove to open the sixth. The next
lads died before Tobin scratched one
to o'Rourke. Zach put on steam and
whitfield the great George Sisler. the
j batting champion of 1920.
Two were out in the seventh when
Collins jolted an honest-to-goodness
single to left. McManus followed with
one to right, and when Collins over
ran second Brower's line throw to
O'Rourke nailed him.
In the eighth the Brownies died
without exertion, but they came back
savagely In the ninth, starting with
lambs triple to the scoreboard. Sis
Ter hammered a double to left CEN
.er, scoring Lamb. Williams flied to
Miller and Jacobson raised one for
Sshanks. but Collins drew a walk. Nc
Janus drove a double to left center.
scoring both Sisier and Collins.
O'Rourke threw out Kolp, who had
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