The Washington times., 1922-06-13

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the pitcher may be, he will have
every one of his mates right at h,s
back all the way.
The Griffs have found Ty Cobb's
gang primed and yet the crippled
GWashingtonians are clinging TO
third place, come what may. A
Washington victory today will mean
an even break here, and Will be
h most heartening on the eve Of going
II down to st. Louis to tackle those
pesky Browns. Red Oldham may
come back for the Tigers today,
but Manager Milan Is In doubt
which Of his Fingers to use. Fran
els will get the call, II he feels
ready. -
Big Zachary was the individuai
ktar OF yesterdays victory. Finding
Temporary relief from the pain IN
his wing. Zach postponed his visit
ito Bonesetter Reese in Youngstown.
!Dhio and announced himself as ready
10 perform. He gave some perform
knce too.
In the third frame Zachary's dou.
Bile to the bleachers in right center
kcored Lamotte. In the fourth he
kingled to left center. In the sixth
he tore off his second double, TINS
time to left field, scoring Picinfch. In
ithe eighth he whaled his second SIN
gle, a hard drive to right. Four hits
4. For a total Of six bases in four times
hip gave the big southpaw cream
lklate for the day.
II Zachary suffered two bad innings.
I'm the sixth the Tigers punched
khree singles for one run but IN
khe ninth they found the North
I Earolina lad weakening and came
within a hair Of winning. They
! ibumrnelled him for five hits anu
-FOUR runs before he could retire the
side. But the big fellow summoned
, all his strength and managed 10
win his game.
\ Howard Ehmke looked good Tor
couple OF frames but thereafter was
In trouble frequently. ltamotte
ppened that third with a hard two
! hapger TO left scoring on Zachary's
hrive to the sunseats. Bluege walked
ihnd Harris poled a double to left,
; kcoring Zachary and Bluege. Rice
beat out a bunt to Jones to be
| forced by Judge. Brower's long
INV to Flagstaff scored Harris. Smith
walked and stole but was left when
Ficinich whitfield.
!! A mass to Pfcinich, Lamotte's
sacrifice and Zachary's double to
left brought over q run for the
III Griffs in the sixth and Brewers
triple to the fence I'm center scored
| Judge I'm the seventh. Lamotte's
walk and singles by Zachary and
Bluege brought over the last one
IN the eighth.
g Rigney's pass, followed by singles
| by Bassler and Ehmke scored the
lTigers first run in the fifth and
kingles by Cobb, Heilmann and Cut.
shaw gave them another In the
sixth but the real fire works OF the
hay were reserved for the final
frame. That last rally of the Jungle
Cats kept every fan in his seat or
standing on II and shrieking. He'll.
mann opened that ninth with q
single TO right but was forced by
Zone TO Judge and Bassler's single to
renter scored Cutshaw. Olsen ran
Sor Bassler and Woodall came up
The best woodali had was a
sroIler to LaMotte, forcing Olsen
iFlagstead's shirt was brushed by
IN pitched ball and the bases were
BANNED. Haney crashed a single
fIO TlKnI anu CdTlc IhBhOyt ~Ath
sfwoodall scooting around to third.
~ The great Ty Cobb. cool as q
drink Of aerated water, in a pinch,
bounded a single to center and
flwoodall and Flagstead were over.
SIIaney was on third with the tying
tally and Bob veach was up with
The fans were wild. knowing how
Frequently the Jungle Cats come
hrom behind and bat out a vic
hory. There was almost a sob,
Therefore, when Veach rolled a
slow one to Bucky Harris and per-
hshed, leaving his team one run be-
hind the rnangied and broken. but
keverai bits Of clever fielding APP
lpiauded by the. fans.
II. Harris made lightning pickup
and throw getting yesch In the
II second. Picinich took Jones' foul /
!! fIy right off the screen In the
| fourth. Bluege picked up Cut
shav's slow roller In the fifth 4
with his bare hand and got tho 1
| runner with yards to spare. Rice
made q fine running catch In
deep center Of Ehmlse's drive In
( the third. -
IL Cutshaw was well out In center
field when he camped under Brow
ler's fly in the fifth. Bassler was
twide awake when he picked off
iSu,Ith at, first in the ninth.
Y The Griffmen leave for st. Louis
Immediately after today's game,
lopening a four.game series there
Tomorrow. They have now won
-four out of six games IN the West
and eight out OF their last thirteen.
B.,