Evening star., 1922-07-26

One error by Picinich in the first
inning cost two runs and blnGie
by Cobb in the same frame could
have been registered as a put-out
just as well as not. Johnson and
Harris permitting slow ball to roll
through them.
Milan Changes His Mind.
Milan not only selected Johnson for
box duty after announcing in the
morning that Zachary would get the
call-he installed Goebel in right
field instead of keeping Goslin in the
lineup. Goose might have ac-
complished nothing. but then again
it is possible he would have. GoeDel
had two chances to prove telling
factor at bat and fell down each time,
his one bingle failing to figure in the
scoring.
Milan adhered to his announced
purpose to use Shanks in case a
can be thankful that he did for Hank
compiled a double, triple and home
run out of four trips to the plate
and had the distinction of driving IN
every one of the runs the Griffs made
Washington registered in the
opener, thanks to bit of horseshoe
luck. when, with two out, Judge
singled to left and counted on Shanks
high fly near the foul line in right
that bounded past Heilmann for
three bases. Hank was left on third
when Oldham whitfield Goebel.
Lead Is short Lived.
This lead was maintained only until
the Tigers came to bat. when by a
combine ton of a walk, and three hits
off Johnson coupled with sloppy de-
fensive tactics. trio of tallies was
registered by, the Tigers. Walter
walked Blue for a starter and, after
Jones skied. Cobb poked his bat at a
slow one. the ball bounding through
johnson and Harris for safety, Blue
taking third. Tie latter scored on a
double to right center by Veach, Cobb
putting up at third.
With Heilmann up. Picinich fired to
Harris in an effort to nip Feach off
second. 1t seemed suicidal for Cobb
to try to score. but try he did and
although Harris throw beat him by
five yards he was safe when Picinich
had the bali knocked out of his hand
in tagging Tyrus. Veach took third
on the error and after Heilmann
famed. scored on CutShaw'S double to
the scoreboard.
Picinich's bingle in the second was
unsupported. but the Bengals got to
johnson for pair of runs, Cobb being
on the producing end. Woodall opened
with a safety and was forced by Old
ham. Blue pushed single to right,
the pair of them advanced on the
death of Jones and counted when Cobb
sliced a double near the foul line in
left. Ty was left when Veach flied
to Shanks.
An error by Cutshaw paved the way
for a pair of Griffithian runs in the
third. His tumble put Rice on. Har-
ris followed with a line single to
center and. after moving UP on
Judges death. the pair of them tall
lied on double down the left field
line by Shanks. Goebel then rolled
of
Tigers Add to Total.
Heilmann was left at the midway
following his single and Cutshaw's
sacrifice in the third. Jones was
stranded after a double through La
Motto in the fourth, and Cutshaw
perished at the far corner in round
five, which he reached on a walk, a
steal and Picinich's passed ball. But
the Cobbmen counted in the sixth.
when they solved Johnson for three
singles and a double.
Woodall opened with a safety and
was doubled up when his roller to
Judge was returned by Peck. Blue
then doubled over shanks' head in
left and scored on single to center
by Jones. Cobb's blow through the
spot just vacated by Harris sent
Jones to third, where he was left
when Judge galloped deep into foul
ter.s.ory to snare Veach's fly
INC WouHuiIS OIL f1ellfnann was the
entering wedge for a pair Of Tiger
tallies in the seventh He was forced
on Cutshaw's attempt to bunt, but the
latter scored on Rigney's double against
the left field wall Rigney counted on a
single to center by Woodall.
Shanks Hits for Circuit.
Judge got a lone bingle in the fifth,
Goebel's crack off Oldhams shoe in the
sixth was nullified when La Motto lined
to Cutshaw for double play, and a
triple by Rice in the seventh went for
naught when Rigney tagged Harris
from deep short, but the Griffs got to
Oldham for a brace of markers in the
eighth, when Judge lined a single over
the midway and trotted around the
paths ahead of Shanks when the latters
long drive to center invaded the bleach
ers on the first bounce for home run.
Jones tagged Goebel with a fancy,
one-hand stab of his hopper. Peck lined
a double against the left field wall
Then La Motto popped foul to Woodall
and Picinich watched a third strike sail
over with his bat on his shoulder
Lucas Newton Turk succeeded Johnson
In the box in the ighth. He walked Jones
for a starter and Cobb beat out a bunt
to La Motto for his fourth hit, but Veach
drilled into a double play started by
Harris. and Peck threw out Heilmann
from deep short.
Charity, batting for Turk in the
ninth. and Rice and Harris went out in
order.