Evening star., 1922-08-03

Johnson stopped the top trio OF
Sox. including Collins, compietely.
Only one of the enemy reached hrsI
base in the first sIX innings and ali
told but five more than the minimum
of twenty-seven batsmen raced MIN.
Milan Feels Better.
Walters exhibition was particularly
gratifying to Milan in view OF what
the Indians did to his fingers and ne
is inclined to the view that the iohg
DELAYED turn of the tide has set IN. II
was a no less distinguished parsonage
than German NelicmauS LeVerette,
Young man who recently has attained
a high ranking among siaoDlSts anu
who boasts of two victories over the
Yankees in the past week, that the
Nationals victimized. Leverette was
none too steady for one thing ana IL
also happened that the only heldins
slip of the afternoon proved costly 10
him. ~ :;
\ threat made by the Nationals IN
the second, embracing singles py
Brewer and Shanks. ended when Peck
hit into a double play. Another par
of hits in the third netted them d
legal, although tainted. tally Two
we're gone when Rice slnsieo 10 cen
ter. He swiped second in clever Iash-
ION. reached third when Ernie john
60 GOT off a low throw of smash
Frou Harris and scored on a single
over second by Judge.
A mass bv Leverette paved the way
ror Washington's second run IN rounu
four. Shanks was the recipient:
-onl second on Peck's death ana Fl
cinich cashed him by looping little
Rri a single run was obtained in
the fifth despite the, fact that Irih
men decorated all the bases. with one
GONE Ieyerette'S control levers got
faumed and he walked Harris, Judge
and C;oslin in a row. Brewer made
fire bid for cleanup wallop. but MS
stiff, low liner was captured ps
Strunk 1t admitted a tally, now
ever Harris scored from third after
the catch when Strunk's return got
away from Ernie Johnson.
johnson Hits Double.
Peck died stealing as Picinich fan
ned after hitting safely in the sixth
and it looked as if the one run TO an
inning combination had been broken.
but it was kept going when Johnson
doubled down the left-field line and
Rice followed with shot to center.
Sam attained second on the throw-in
and was left when Strunk clutched
harris stiff liner.
The Griffs finally were halted in
the seventh, however. WITH Juoge
gone Goslin slapped single to right
off Hodge. who had replaced Lever yer
cite After Brewer popped foul,
Goose got away with a delayed steal.
neither Z. johnson nor Collins being
ready for Schalk's peg. Shanks then
walked, but Falk got under Peck's
fly.
After the second inning not Hose
man reached the runways until. with
two down in the seventh, Hooper car
omed safety off Johnson's glove and
reached second on Strunk's clean sin
gle to center. Johnson then famed
Falk.
Pass Leads to Tally.
The only walk Barney issued en-
abled the SoX to puncture his string
of scoreless innings in the eighth.
Sheely opened with a shot to left.
Schalk got the pass. Sheely took third
when Hodge forced Schalk with a
roller TO Shanks, a pivot peg by Har
ris being too late to double up Hodge.
Sheely then counted when Ernie
Johnson forced Hodge.
Bingles by Goslin and Brewer, with
two gone in the ninth. again put the
GriffS in position to score, but they
were left when Shanks lofted to
Hooper.
Collins, Hooper and Strunk, who
appeared for the Sox in the final
frame. were easily disposed of.