Evening star., 1922-08-20

'Stuffy" McInnis hammered a dou ~
BILE along the left-held foul line andz
Speaker sent pop fly to right just"
out of Judges reach. and Mac wentH
to third. He could have gone home
on the hit, but it looked as thoughH
Judge might make the catch and he
had to hug second for fear of beinsg
doubled up. Stephenson came through
with a clean single to center, scorinsg
Mc1nnis. and Speaker pulled up at
second. =
Francis Replaces Zachary. .
At this point it dawned on Manager.
Milan that Zachary was all in, and .
he called Francis to the mound. Sew
ell then bunted safely toward third: I"
Francis threw to Shanks to cut OF q
Speaker, but iris beat the ball and
the bases were filled. Wood then9
hit high bounder to Francis ard
the twirler's quick throw to PicinichE
headed of Speaker at the plate.
Nunamaker then went up to pinch hit&
for Gardner and came through with =,
a clean single to right. scoring Ste-s
phenson. but good throw by Browers g;
tried to score on the hit O'Neiil wasH
passed purposely and Coveleskie dieu-
on a roller to Harris for the final out {
Charity batted for Picinich in the
final round and flied to Evans: Bush z
batted for Francis and famed the at
mosphere, or. as "Nick' Altrock wouidG
say. he didn't bat. and Rice closed the
game with a fly to Speaker.
Although Zachary gave six bases on n
balls, it is doubtful IL the clever south-v
paw ever performed more brilliantlyr
for nine innings. He was in hole after
hole through his passes and slip-ups ofE
Peck and Shanks, but he kept to his
knitting like the game fellow he is and G
gave the Indians the battle of their
live. II was observed that Zachary $ 3
arm was worrying him and he was seen :.
to talk to Manager Milan when he wente
to the dugout after the ninth round. =,
that he could stick it out or he would n
| not have returned to the mound. Thes
spectators gave Zachary the glad hand 4
when ne walked from the box. demon
, stra ting that they knew real grit when )
| they saw it,
Ceveieskae Is Effective.
Coveieskie had the Griffs on his staff C
as usual. and he would have scored
a shutout but for the fact that Speaker 8
made a wild heave to third after Judge.
which permitted Joey to continue on
home. 49,
For three innings Zachary turneaS
the Indians back in order. but they :,
broke the ice in the fourth stanZa, .
scoring one run. With one down. Nc G
1nnis walked. Speaker then hit :
doubple-play doomed up. but the bril-
liant shortstop fumbled the ball. and 4
both runners were safe. Stephens
then rolled to Zachary and McInnis 4
was headed Off at third by quick
throw to Shanks. Sewell then singled
to left and Speaker crossed the pan.
Sewell reached second on the throw
home, but Wood famed for the third 6
out.
The Griffs came right back with 4 6
run. tieing up the score. Judge
walked and went to third on Cos Z
Inns double to center. Speaker
thought he could head of Joe at I
third. but his throw was wild. the
ball rolling to the dugout. Judge
scoring and Goslin reaching third -.
Coveleskie then showed his class by !
making Brewer give McInnis line /.
fly; tanning Shanks and making Peck
give Sewell an easy chance to toss Z
him out at first. It was some pitch
ing. and the fans had to applaud (
Coyey for his work