Evening star., 1921-06-19

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There was much Of interest in the
right-field wall by Josephus Judge. a
whale of a catch by Kenneth VIII
liams, which robbed Bing Miller OF an
extra-base bingle, and a trio OF snappy
double plays by the Browns. wnicn
materially aided the three pitcneITs pTs
to reasonable limits in the business
of scoring runs. But there was no
single cause for satisfaction grea.er
than the sterling display OF nurhns
given by Jezebel Tecumseh Aacnar!'
following as it did. similarly meritor
ious exhibitions by Jose Acosta and
George Mogridge.
Zach was fnvincible at the outset
Collins, with walk in the n1tn pc
ing the first Brown to get on oase:
In the sixth Lee bounced sd sad s1nsts tsken o
care of both Van Glider and ToDin'
Lamb scratched a safety to O'RourKe.
Jezebel then struck out Sisler.
O'Rourke Pulls Something.
O'Rourke came to the assistance OF
Zach in clever manner IN the
seventh. when. with two out. Colhns
smacked a single to left. McManus
followed with a bingle TO rignt. Soi
distance and turned to see Brower
field the ball. and line it to the MD
way,N He saw no one there to take the
throw, however. and made no enort 10
get back until O'Rourke shot from pc
hind him. grabbed the pan anu IN Sp
was couple of yards from sa1ety:
O'Rourke should be dubbed Trickey
Instead of Mickey.
In the eighth the Browns were SET
down in ordeH despite the appearance
of a pair Of pinch hitters. but tney
int the thrOnR IN CHc
ninth when Zach's strenuous en-
deavors began to tell on him. Lamo
started ii with a resoundins Triple 70
the score board and Tailed on a douoie
to center by Sisler. hls nrst i1o ana om,g my
Jacobson popped to Shanks. Evidence
Of Zach's. fast-wanning stamina was
seen in the pass he issued to Coihhs
and additional proof was furnished oy
McManus' singing double to rignt.
Of strikes over on Kolp. however, ana
the rally was smothered Wneh
ORourke took care of Kolp's roller.
Grin. Attain Early Lead.
A tidy lead Of four runs was piled
nm by the Nationals in the first two
innings Bayne. No. 1 on Fohrs list
of pitchers for the day. walked Juose,
fhe latter was forced by Rice. passed
Brower to fill the bases: Then ne
went away from there and Elam van
Glider was SUMMONED from the DuIi
pen for the third day In succession.
safety to center by Miller which scored
Judge and Rice. A free ticket to
6hanks and the corners again were
crowded, but Charity drilled into
double play started by Lee ana nhlsn- ISM
ed in spectacular style by Sisler. who
stretched at full length to mitt NC
Manus' had throw.
A mum by the erratic Williams
proved the entering wedge Tor an
other brace Of tallies in the second.
One out. Zachary walked and wa, was
With Harris reaching the midway.
when williams misjudged and then
dropped STAINS fly. The pair OF them
scampered over the platter on Rice's
liner to center. -- -
Williams in the third demonstrated
he can climb from the depths Of dub
bishness to the dizzy heights Of brill
lance by galloping nearly to the end
of the center-field bleachers to rob
Miller of an extra base blow and rem
der Shanks' single. which followed.
valueless. but there was no way to
as Josephus socked the ball out of
reach of anybody in the park. his
drive sailing over the right-field wall.
Thereafter Van Glider yielded only
an unsupported triple by ORourke in
the sixth. when Judge was doubled up
with Harris after drawing a pass. and
. single in the seventh by Miller. who
died, trying to stretch 1t. on Williams
fine peg to McManus. while the life
Miller got on Lees tumble In the
eighth after Brewer drew a free ticket.
was nuiiified when Shanks raped into
a dual killing.
The Griffs were retired IN order by
De Berry in the eighth.