Evening star., 1922-07-20

The triple-hurler procedure. as fol-
lowed by Speaker, is that employed
with such notable success by George
Stallings in 1914, when he utilized
Rudolph. Tyler and James to steer
the Boston Braves from last place on
July to a pennant with four
straight triumph over the "unbeat-
able" Athletics for the world title
rate consists of Coreleskie, Morton
and Uhle.
There is another well known three
finger arrangement employed with
much more frequency and consider
ably less success by various mana
gers. This consists of injecting
trio of slabmen into one contest Zeb
Milan has been forced to resort to 1t
on more than few occasions this
season. He is hopeful that such will
not be the case this afternoon. if the
weather permits clash, but if need
be ne has the material, for Erickson.
johnson, Mogridge. Zachary. Turk and
Youngblood all are available for
service.
Peck's Error Aids Indiana.
Brillheart eased through the opener
despite unsteadiness that resulted in
free tickets to Wamby and Speaker,
as Wood and Sewell both lofted. He
would have escaped in the second.
also. but was unable to shoulder the
and two runs resulted. Gardner and
O'Ncill each bingled. with McInnis'
death sandwiched in between, and
Coveleskie walked to fill the bases.
Evans rolled to Harris, whose toss
forced Covey at the midway, but with
a double play in sight Rajah ferried
low to Judge, Gardner and O'Neill both
scoring before the ball could be re-
trieved Evans then stole second, but
Brillheart whitfield Wamby.
The Indians staged another threat
in the third, when pass to Speaker.
Woods single and Sewells sacrifice
put Redskins on third and second
with one down. Speaker then was
run down on the line when Gardner
rolled to Peck, and McInnis died the
fourth the visitors registered again
without compiling single hit
Wamby walked for a starter. moved
up on Speakers suicide. stole third
by obtaining big lead off Brillheart
and Tailed after Rice got under
Woods fly.
1t was not Cleveland's turn to score
in the sixth. although they set the
stage when Gardner beat out a high
bounder to Brillheart, took second on
the pitchers wild heave and went to
third on McInnis' death. before
leskie then whitfield and Charity
picked Evans foul off the grand
stand screen.
Grfnmen Finally Tally.
The Nationals had a tough time of
1T trying to collect more than one
hit to an inning of Coyeleskie. After
Brewer walked and was forced by
Goslin in the second, Harris singled
to center. but O'Neill got under Char.
rity's foul. Brower's bingle in the
fourth was wasted and so was a dou-
BILE by Harris in the fifth, for, al
rity famed, Bush hit into force
play and Peck popped to Sewell.
1t was not until the sixth that the
Griffmen contrived to puncture Co
veleskie's armor. Then, with Rice dis
posed of. Judge singled sharply to
right, moved up on Brewers death
and Tailed on Goslin's base blow to
center. Speaker sprinted over close
to the score board to snare Harris
stiff liner.
The Indians picked up their fourth
and final tally in round seven. A
wallop by Speaker. all carry, that
dented the right field fence, netted
two bases. Tristram was trapped at
third when Wood poked to Peck, but
Joe stole second and registered on
Sewell's single to Rice's sector. Sewell
attained the far corner when Gardner
looped a Texas Lacquer to right, but
was left by McInnis.
Francis set the Redskins down in
order In the two final frames and
the only headway made against
Coveleskie by the Griffmen following
their scoring period was a safety by
Judge in the eighth.