Evening star., 1922-07-02

less. II s gIft!
Zach is not entitled to all the credit,
however, as he received f1awless and.
IN some instances. sensational sup
lopliner in this respect. while Hank
hlso was factor in the supplemental
snorts on offense contributed by
Judge. Brewer, Rice and Smith to
those of the hurler himself.
On two occasions an alien was
parked at third. but neither time was
he permitted to even languish there,
an Inflated attempt to pull the
squeeze leading to a. double play in
The first instance, with Charity and
shanks applying the wet blanket on
The other.
Allen Russell. moist ball manipula-
tor. was Dufys starting finger He
displayed more stuff than Zachary.
the young man who got a. chance to
perform when Russell gave way to
2 pinch hitter in the eighth, had
neither.
Sos Threaten In Opener.
A double play that involved assists
In wholesale quantities checked a
threat made by the Red Sox in the
took third. after Burns popped. on
Pratt's single to right. On an at
tempted squeeze Leibold was trapped
between third and home. While he
1t around the bases. Shanks tagging
him as he rumbled into third. He got
tangled up with Hank. causing the
latter to throw wildly to Charity
and Leibold crossed the plate. but be-
cause of Pratt's interference Umpire
Moriarty ruled both hands out, the
twin killing reading thus: Charity
to Shanks to Zachary to Peckinpaugh
20 Charity to Shanks to Charity.
Peck walked in the initial frame
av,I ho re
smash through Dugan. only to be left
when Brewer lofted. The second
was unsventful. but in round 3 the
Nationals contrived to get one run
after loading the bases, with none
out. Zachary led with a bingle to
center numbered to third on Judges
line biff to right and Peck again
walked. Rice's best was roller to
Pratt. on which Zach was forced a.
the plate. but Shanks arched one to
Menosky that enabled Judge to reg
ister Brewer then hit terrific
liner that Burns didn't have to move
for
Another Menace Snuned.
Dugan got no farther than the
initial station after starting the sec
ond with a safety. Maynard died
stealing. after walking to open the
third and Pratt was anchored fol-
lowing a pass in the fourth. The Sox
made menacing motions in. the sue
ceeding session. when Collins caromed
a safety off Shanks' foot and reached
the far corner on Rueis double 10
left. Charity and Shanks then clev-
erly collaborated to pick Collins off
third Hank diving for his quarry
with the same motion that intercept
ed Pats peg. Whereupon Maynard
popped and Russell lined to Brewer.
Russelrs pass to Charity in the
fourth meant nothing, but similar
generosity to Judge in the following
frame paved the way for brace of
Griffithian runs. Peck popped foul
70 Burns, but Judge reached third on
a single to center by Rice and scored
on the squeeze play engineered by
shanks, who bunted to Burns and
died at first. Sam reached second the
while and tailed on Brower's slash
10 center. Turkeys attempt to steal
was easily frustrated
A dual killing halted the Sox after
Collins singled In the seventh and
again in the eighth, following Pinch
Hitter Fosters bingle and a pass to
Lefbold.
: Brewer Poles a Homer.
. 'Gharrity's lone larraup in the sixth
was wasted. and Judge perished at
THE midway in the seventh following
his bingle and Peck's sacrifice. but
Mf1an's men added a couple of tallies
to,tkefr total at the expense of Fuller
tim In the eighth Brewer greeted
Russells successor with a wallop to
the wall in left center. easily COM
pleting the circuit before Menosky's
heave could be relayed to the infield.
Stan Harris died aerially. but Smith
bingled to right, advanced on Char
'rity's death and registered on Zach
erys poke to center, his second of
the paStime..
Pratt drew walk to initiate the
ninth, but Zach had enough left to
iwhiff Dugan. and Menosky lofted to
Brewer. while Shanks and Judge
teamed up in sensational style to re-
ltire Collins for the final out.