Evening star., 1922-06-21


10 date leaving them tied at seven '
a tough foeman in the person of
former, but little thing like that W
The frequency with which openings
for runs were neglected by the Ma
tIDnals yesterday is apparent from the
fact that 10 less than sixteen of them
we're stranded on the paths. but with
lachary hurting runless ball after be-
ing sent to the relief of Erickson In
the eighth and the shadows rapidly
lengthening on Comiskey Park. they
decided it was time to reward Jezebel
when the thirteenth inning opened
with 6-to-6 deadlock in force.
Faber Is Losing Hurler.
1t was Urban Faber, summoned aft
er both Leverette and Hodge were
knocked out of the box. who was vic
timized. Rice. a demon on both at
tack and defense all afternoon, start
ed the fruitful rally with a safety to
right that he converted into a double
by rabbitlike speed and a; fine fall
away slide. He moved to third when
Sheely messed up Shanks' bounder
and scored the run that would have
been sufficient for victory when Har
ris rammed a safety to right. But. to
make sure of it. Brewer. after two
unsuccessful efforts to bunt. poled a
double to right that cashed Shanks
and Harris. and no one cared when
Collins started double play by
fine catch of Judges Texas Lacquer,
after Charity sacrificed and Zachary
walked.
Two Griffithian errors. only one of
which will go into the record books.
however, enabled the Sox to register
brace of tallies in the opener. With
johnson and Mulligan set down.. Col
q 1aty hnr o
and first that Judge and Charity
both went after. The sun stymied
Judge. who yelled for Charity to
take it. Pat tried, but muffed. Collins
and Hooper then singled. the former
taking third and scoring when
Shanks. due to a combination of sun
and wind he had to contend with.
dropped Mostirs little fly. With Erick
son taking his regulation. long wind
uF Hooper scored on double steal
with 3:ostlf, clearly beating Olaf's de-
livery to the plate. Mostn was left on
third when Falk lofted to Milan.
Milan's single and a pass to Rice in
the first round were wasted when Sam
was forced by Shanks. and a single by
Judge in the third was unsupported,
but Leverette's measure was taken for
four runs in the inning bearing that
numeral Rice had been set down when
Shanks and Harris both drilled safeties
through Mullgan. A walk to Brewer
two of them with a wallop that struck
the left-field screen on the fly, netting
two bases. and after Erickson famed
for the second time Judge cashed an
portions to the same sector. Peck then
rolled to Johnson.
Aided to Run in Fifth.
a most propitious start was made
against Hodge. who went to the mound
starting with the fifth. the first three
men to face him getting on the run
ways, vet but for an error the Ma
tionals would not have scored the one
run that fell to them. Milan and Smith
both got bingles and Shanks walked to
crowd the corners. On Harris blow to
Johnson, Milan was forced at the plate.
Mostil muffed. Rice scored. Shanks
died at the plate when Charity bound
ed to Mulligan. and Eric left three on
when he rolled to the box.
Erickson held the Sox at bay. He was
threatened in the second. Sheely sin
gled over the midway and reached sec
Ond when Harris had the ball knocked
rap and attempted to initiate a double
play by tagging Sheely on the line, but
nothing further developed. In the third
Collins led with a single and was forced
by Hooper. who reached second Wnen
Mo.til was credited with a hit on a
liner that handcuffed Rice, Falk then
hunned into a double play. Sheely got
no farther than the initial sack aftef
starting the fourth with walk, ana
the Sox went out in order in the hfth.
frame. with two gone. on a double oy
Sheely and Schalk's single. d.
Add n Tally In Seventh.
The Grifrs got this one back In the
seventh on Rice's double over HOOP
er's head. Shanks' sacrifice and Har-
ris' caromed blow on Co!lns sieSe,
which Johnson fielded in time to; nag
stanley. Brewer then doubled to CEN,
ter. but was left by Charity.
Foolish baserunning by Er1ckson
cost a chance for tally in the
eighth. Olaf was franked 70 ht nrst
against Hooper's arm: when e.us .he
singled to right. with the result that
he was tagged at third -.
Eric's failura to attend TO .,ta ms
fielding duties proVea a even We ,his NOR frame
however, allowing the Sox to tie II
nm and resulting in the summary
Xanking Of the Swede by Milan, en-
raged by his negligence Mostii
walked at the Outset ana and a,1eI whiIe Hars
ris was killing off Sheely and scored
on solid single to left by Schalk
hodges safety put Schalk on second
and it was then that Er1cs crimlnai
ned = mean roller to Judge. who
Knocked it down and got set for p
throw to first only TO find that Eric
was not there.
This loaded the bases and stirred
Milan to action, Eric being yanked
and Zachary taking his place; Null
Iiean. the first man to face Jezebel,
iooped a dinky Texas Lacquer to left
that nobody could reach; schalk and
Hodge chasing over with the mark
~. that knotted the count. Zach
then advanced johnson and Mulligan
With balk, but was saved when
peck grabbed Collins bounder.
Have Chance In Ninth.
Hodge pitched himself out of a
tough hole in the ninth, when any
kind of a bing1e would have meant
the game. Rice started by beating
out a high bounder to the box. stole
second and took third on Shanks'
sacrifice. Harris and Brewer waited
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