Evening star., 1921-09-05
WALTER SETS MARK
But GR|FFMEN LOSE
An-Time strike-out Record
Made by Johnson-Macks
Win, 4-3, in Eleventh.

PHILADELPHIA, September o.
. Washington suffered it's tenth straight
! defeat in the morning game with the
Athletics today, when the Macks maze
four successive singles before a man
was retired in the eleventh inning to
get the decisive tally of 4-to-3 bat
tie. Bryan Hasty generally outpltcheo
Walter johnson and contributed two
Z doubles and single to his own cause
! Johnson. however, gained some glory.
! In setting down Dykes, c. Walker and
Perkins in row in the eighth. Water
raised his all-time strike-out total TO
2794 new mark for the American
- League.
Walter was credited with seven
strike-outs during the fray. The for
mer record was established oy CS
Young at 2790 over a twenty-one sea
son stretch. Details of the game foi-
low:
First Inning.
washinston-Bush was called out
on strikes. Galloway tossed ou.
Milan. Judge popped to Dykes. No
runs
Philadelphia-Witt lofted to Bush.
Dykes missed a third strike and L.
Walker also famed. No runs
Second Inning.
washington-Rice raped safety
past HaSty and continued to second
when Collins made poor return.
Miller sacrificed, Hasty to Dykes. who
covered first. Harris was hit by
pitched ball Shanks sent fly to
Witt, Rice scoring after the catch
Harris stole second, but was left
when Picinich whitfield. One run.
Philadelphia Bush tossed out Per-
kins. Collins rolled to Harris. Du-
gan bounced to Johnson. No runs.
Third Inning.
washington-John singled to
left and was out trying to stretch
it on c. Walkers peg to Galloway.
Bush whitfield. Milan popped to Cal
loway. No runs.
ladelphia-Galloway shot safe
ty between Shanks and Bush. Harris
backed up for ]. Walkers fly. Hasty
shot a single to right, Galloway gall
Looping to third. Witt walked to fill
the bases. With the count three and
two on Dykes, he hit two bases. CASH
ing his three mates. but as the ball
bounded to the bleacher wall a fan
leaned over. batted it with his hand.
and on protest from Bush Umpire
Hildebrand ordered Witt to go back
to third. c. Walker popped to Har-
ris. Perkins field to Miller. Two
runs.
Fourth Inning.
tional catch of Judges drive to right
center. Rice rolled to Dykes Miller
famed. No runs.
Philadelphia-collins flied to Miller.
Mccain rolled to Judge. Galloway
- lined to Miller. No runs
Fifth Inning.
Washington Walker retired
Harris in grand style by sprinting
across the line for his foul. Shanks
rolled to Mccain. Picinich walked.
Johnson famed. No runs.
Philadelphia. Walker popped to
Harris Hasty skied to Milan. Witt
drew a pass and stole second and con-
tinued to third when Picinich threw
to center Dykes walked. On at
tempted double steal Witt was trap
to Picinich to Shanks to Bush. No
runs.
Sixth Inning.
washington-Bush flied to Collins.
Milan popped to Galloway. Judge
skied to Witt. No runs.
Philadelphia-Bush backed up into
left for c. Walkers fly. Perkins
line in right. Collins famed. john
son tossed out McCann. No runs.
seventh Inning.
washington-Rice singled to right.
Miller, after trying unsuccessfully to
, bunt, singled over second. Rice taking
third. Harris flied deep to c. Walker.
scoring Rice; Miller being held at
first. Miller died stealing. Perkins to
Dykes. Dykes made a sensational
stop of Shanks' crack back of second
and threw him out. One run.
Philadelphia = Galloway famed.
Bush tossed out ]. Walker. Hasty
doubled to left center. Bush tossed
out Witt. No runs.
Eighth Inning.
Washington = Picinich walked.
johnson sacrificed. Hasty grabbing
his tap and getting Barney on the
line. Bush walked. Milan singled
to left field. filling the bases. On
Judges rap to j. Walker. Picinich
was forced at the plate. Rice forced
Judge. Galloway to Dykes. No runs.
Philadelphia-Dykes famed. So
did C. Walker and Perkins. No runs.
Barney was hurting finely and was
cheered for his feat.
Ninth Inning.
washineton-C. Walker made a
plain muff of Miller's high fly. Bing
reaching second Harris sacrificed.
On Shanks' short fly to Witt. Miller
attempted to score. but was doubled up
at the plate, on Whitey's perfect peg
to Perkins. No runs.
Philadelphia,collins popped to
Harris tossed out Galloway. No runs.
Tenth Inning.
washington-Pic1nic lined a single
over McCann's head. Johnson sac
rificed. ]. Walker to Dykes. Bush
singled to right center. scoring Picin-
ich. Milan singled to left center.
sending Bush to third. Judge lifted
short fly to c. Walker. Bush and
Milan holding third and second.
Dykes sprinted out to rightfieId to
clutch Rice's looper. One run.
= Philadelphia-Miller made a fine
running catch of j. Walkers line
drive. Hasty doubled to left Harris
tossed out Witt. Hasty taking third.
Dykes doubled to left, cashing Hasty
and tying the score. c. Walker was
: safe when Shanks failed to handle
his hard smash. Dykes took third
. on the rap. which was registered as
. hit Perkins flied to right. One
run.
Eleventh Inning.
Washington-Miller fouled to Per-
kins Harris singled to right center.
. Shanks blistered a single through
Hasty, Harris taking second. Harris
was picked off second on Hasty's
: to Dykes. No runs
Philadelphia-Collins looped Texas
, Lacquer to right. McCann jolted a
bunt past Judge for a safety, Collins
pulling up at second. Galloway singled
. to left field. filling the bases. ]. Wal
ker rammed single to left, scoring
collins and accomplishing the tenth
straight defeat of the Nationals.
MORNING GAME.
WASHINGTON. AB. X. H. 20. A. E.
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