Evening star., 1922-07-28


II Oldham doesn't work the slab as
signment probably will be entrusted to
George Dauss, but Milan's men don
care a whoop who they have TO race
for they have reached the point where
past performances mean nothing to
their Young lives They have but one
ambition-to Chamber back into first
divsion-and really believe they are
going to do it. Confidence is a wonder
full asset.
Zach Turns the Trick.
Regardless whom Cobb picks for
pitching purposes, 1t is assured that
Francis will toll on the hillock Tor the
visitors Ray is a cocky cuss, and IS
convinced he can humble the Bengals
But if he needed evidence that south
paws can turn the trick 1t was furnlshed
yesterday by Zachary. who improved on
the showing of MOgrIdge the day before
by limiting the Jungaleers TO TOUR Dase
blows and one unearned run. while he
ard his mates were hammering trio
of Tiger twirlers for thirteen swatS
four of them by Judge. and nine round
trips Of the bases.
Judge damned double to right of
Ehmke with two down in the opener
and Peck registered rap of equal
distance off Cole under the same CIR
cumstances in round =, but II was
not till the fourth that a run was
made and then the Griffs got two.
Judge opened with safety to center
and went to third when Cole grabbed
IosIin's sacrifice and heaved to center
field Josephus tailed while Brewer
was forcing Goslin. Shanks then SIN
fumbled Turkey raced all the way
from first to the plate. Hank reacheo
second on the error and took third on
Peck's death, but after Picinich was
wounded. Zach lifted to Neach.
A bingle to the middle pasture oS
< iNh
into a double by sharp sprinting.
payed the way for Washington's third
run. Harris whitfield, but Judge came
through with his third straight
safety. this one a single to center
and the run was over. 1t really was a
double for Joe as he pulled a fali
away slide and eluded tagging by
C-utshaw who took Coobs throw, but
Umpire Guthrie saw it differently.
Tigers Get Lone Run.
Cole, by reason of a pass in the
third, was the first Tiger to get on
the runways and he was forced by
Blue They punched two bingles off
Zachary in the fifth, when they
chalked up their only run. but then
the needed assistance of an error. one
gone, Cutshaw and Rigney- singled In
succession, the former stopping at
second. Peck made a sparkling stab
of Woodalrs bounder beyond second
and forced Rigney with a back k-hand
toss to Harris. but 1.-The. latter'S heave
in attempting a double play carried
to the 'grandstand and Cutshaw
scored Woodall was stranded at
second when Zachary slipped a third
strike over on Cole.
In the sixth, Shanks. who doubled,
and Peck, who walked. reached third
and second. respectively. after Cobb
got under Picinich's long fly, only to.
be left when Zachary took third
strike. and in the seventh Rice Ian
guished at the far corner after draw
Ing a walk, but the following frame
saw the routing of Cole, who was
combed for a handful of hits that
netted half a dozen runs. Brewer
and Shanks both had been disposed of
when the jubilee was inaugurated.
Peck's Walk Starts 1t.
Peck first walked and stole. Picin-
ich also drew a pass and the pair of
them romped to the counting block
when Zachary lined one against the
scoreboard for three bases. Jezebel
registered on single to center by
Rice. who advanced on Harris line
smack through Rigney and Tailed on
Judges fourth bingle. Texas
Lacquer Goslin here came through
with a ripping single to right that
mann heaved wildly to the plate
Judge also counted. Brewer was
tossed out by Jones on his second ap-
pearance of the inning.
Heilmann drew a walk in the sew
enth and was doubled up with Cut
shaw. The next Tiger to reach the
runways was Blue. who doubled to
right center in the ninth and died
trying to stretch it. After Clark a
pinch hitter. famed, Cobb singled to
center and was left when Goslin got
under Heilmann's long fly.