The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-05-03

from wherc ne taIicd on Dyke y
double to right. Witt followed with a
double up against the bleachers in
left center, scoring Dykes. Dusan
struck out, much to the disgust Of
the fans.
PERRY WALKED TwO.
With the battery dead in the sixtn.
Perry walked both Juge and Milan.
Rice cracked a clean single to right
putting Judge across and Milan on
third. Lewis slammed a singer back
at Perry, who managed TO cling to it
and get the runner.
In the AS half. lilly Walker
scratched on to short, advancing on
Frank Walkers sacrifice. Perkins
plunked one to center, scoring Walk
er, and got to second himself on the
play. Griffin stopped q pitched ball
with his ribs Galloway famed and
Charity shot the ball down to sec
ond. Perkins dug for third and
O'Rourke's bad throw let him reach
there safely. Milan ran to the line
for Perry's fly, holding the scoring
to one run.
Two were gone in the seventh when
O'Rourke was hit by pitched ball
and Charity lived on Griffin's tumble
of Perry peg. Brewer. for Erickson,
Courtney was on the peak in the
last half and got his usual medicine.
He walked Dykes for starter. Witt
sacrificed. Shanks making great
play. He sat down on the wet grass,
yet managed to peg to first ahead OF
Witt. Dugan ripped a double to CEN
ter. scoring Dykes Tilley walker
grounded to O'Rourke, but Frank
Walker bounced the ball over Court
it, Hv,r ,,ri.
Dugan across. Perkins persisted on a
long fly.
JUDGE HITS DOUBLE.
Judge doubled to left center in the
eighth. but was left there when his
mates failed to hit safely. There sim
ply wasn't anything doing with Scott
Perry, that's all, and that's that.
Today's game between the Grifr's
and the, AS will begin about 4 o'clock
in order to permit the attendance OF
thousands of school children. Funds
are being collected here to be spent
upon needy children in Philadelphia
and the ball clubs willingly offered to
donate a large part of their proceeds
OF todays game TO the fund. That the
kids may see a ball game the battle
will be delayed half an hour or SO
After Sundays hard game Shibe
Park was as comfortable as an Ice
house yesterday. In the old days one
might have found some liquid nre not
fer away, but under the puritanical
customs Of 1921, all one might do was
freeze in silence.
CONNOLLY HELPS MUCH.
II Tommy Connolly could umpire all
the games played by the washington
club this year Nick Altrock's reputa-
ton as q comedian would increase IN
leaps and bounds. Hommy. believes
in working with Nick, not against
him. One or two of the OFFICIALS In
this league imagine their personal
pride ruffled IL Nick kids with them
but not so with Tommy. The Natick
father helps Nick along, to the great
satisfaction of the fans, where they
appear together.
Imme dfa tcly after today's skirm-
ish. the Grinmen will hike for
home, being due around IL o'clock.
Tomorrow. bright and early. they
will be INDUCING in batting practice
a. Georgia avenue, preparing for
the battering Babimbo and his pals
from New York. Morning practice
will be held until the team leaves
for the West Sunday night.
Hank Shank's stop Of Perkins
drive over the bag in the second
reg beat the Mackman easily.
Perkins displayed plenty OF speed
under foul flies. He galloped to
third for O'Rourkes and ovoS to
Hrst for Judges. Heavy Clouds
made 1t difficult to follow fly balls
into the garden and added to the
efficiency of the twirlers.
Vice President Richardson viewed
the game for a while from the press
bcI. He seemed all steamed up over
possible chance of buying Joe
Dugan from Connie Mack. He'll be
bidding for Babe Ruth, George
Sisler and Sam Jones next. II he
keeps up his average,
Jezebel Tecumseh Zachary or Jim
Shaw will oppose Bob Hasty or
Rollie Naylor In today's contest OF
lie series. The Cribs are In
scrappy mood and II they begin
hitting they may give tho indians
battle for the seasons record. for