The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-08-28

are hlttlng effectlVely.
Since the Eastern teams came
West, Moore, of Philadelphia; Pen.
mock, OF Boston, and Courtney and
Zachary, OF Washington, have been
unable TO stop the champions. OF
course, Mogridge is a better pitcher
than any of the others, but judging
from recent past performances, John
son will be the safer choice.
Zachary tried his hand at puZzline
the Indians today and went all right
except in two innings, but in those
two rounds, the fourth and fifth
the Indians scored five runs, which
gave them the victory, to 2.
Zach Went Whole Route.
Zach, however, went the full dis
lance, as Mcbride could see no 'rea'
son for taking him out when his
own team mates were doing so little
with either Uhle or Bagby, who
worked for Cleveland.
Uhle held the Griffs scoreless until
the sixth, when four hits in row
gave Washington two runs. Bagby
took his place with the bases filled
and none out Shanks popped TO
Speaker in short center, while Char
rity hit into a double play, and Wash
ington's chance of at least tying the
count was blasted.
1t was Joe Sewell, however, that
threw the monkey.wrench into the
visitors works. Gharrity's drive
would have been hit nine times out
of ten. This was the tenth time,
Sewell shared it in deep short over
toward third and lined a throw TO
second while off his balance. With
such a bit of support behind him,
Bagby got away well during the re.
manning innings and Washington fail
ed to score.
Nick Altrock has a specially pre-
pared stunt for. the fans tomorrow
his final appearance Of. the year here.
According TO advance information. the
act requires special costuming and in
cludes Ia the cast Al Schacht, who
serves as Nick's foil. Altrock wanted
to put it on today but Mcbride. fear
ing Schacht might be needed for re-
lief work, would not let him take
part in the performance.
Only Appeared Once.
Nick worked along his usual lines,
but only appeared once during the
game. BE out early" is his tip
to the fans for tomorrow.
Joe Judge made a great backhand
catch of Harris throw on Burns hit
in the third inning and almost had
the Indian first-saoker out. Judge
also made several other nice plays
during the game.
Charlie Jameson played sensational
ball in left field, hauling down five
flies. Not one of the catches was
easy, as the wind made it difficult
TO judge the ball. He was for Ced
TO run in, race back and go in
circles TO get them, but he did not
miss a thing within his reach.
A change Of uniform has frightened
DOME Bush's batting eye and he made
two singles. The first was an infield
tap toward third base which he beat
out and the second a bounce past
first. He had only one chance in the
field. DOME expects to stick around
the Major leagues for several seasons
yet and is apparently satisfied with
the change that took him from a sixth
to a third place club. II Zachary
pitched as we'll as he batted it might
have been different. He was up four
times, and made two hits, a single to
left and one to center.
Stanley Harris put on his base steal
ing act in the second when he singled
to center and stole on the first ball
pitched to Shanks. Then Shanks flied
out and it helped nothing but his
average.