Evening star., 1922-05-30

League team in the New England m
Erick didn't need any help to win
his game. but Manager Milan rushed
50 many hurlers of an already
weakened stan to the mound in the
second affair yesterday that about
the only thing certain as far as the
Nationals are concerned as to pitch
ing today is that Lezebel Zachary
VIII start the first contest If Zach
should not hold up Milan's dilemma
VIII be still more so. If Zachary
can come through with a win or even
last the route. the chances are that
young Briilheart will be on the
mound when the final Memorial dav
clash gets under way
francis would have been ready to
have started one of the games TO-
day had he not been used as the third
pitcher in the second game III the
day.
Francis. who followed Joe Gleason
and Phillips on the slab. was charged
with the defeat. the score becoming
tied after he took up the burden.
Red soN Better Fixed.
Boston is in a little better fix in re-
gard to slabnen. although they used
four in the two battles yesterday.
However, they did not play Sunday
and this helped the Beaneaters to a
certain extent. 1t looks as if Wash
1ngton Will have to face Pennock and
OF Mart. Inc laSt TWO
mentioned acted relief hurlers yes
terday. karr pitched an inning of
the first game and two and two-thirds
sessions in the final, going in when
Piercy was driven out in the sixth
After pinchhitter was put in for
Karr, Fullerton. by pitching the last
three frames. was credited with the
victory. Ferguson and Rip Collins
are not figured for use today, as they
pitched in two battles the Macks won
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day.
Eric pitched his best game of the
year in getting the verdict over the
veteran Jack Quinn, due to three
base clout by the redoubtable Joe
Judge, whose work was the out
standing feature of the bargain day
offerings.
All of the victorious scoring was
done in the first session and after two
were down. Harris had hit with one
gone. but was forced by Rice. Judge
: then cut one loose between Smith and
Ieibold that carried to the center
field stands. Rice counting standing
UP. Brewer smacked the first ball
pitched to center. registering Judge.
but he went out in an attempt to pill
fer.
Eric in Danger Once.
Eric gave five passes, in addition
to yielding two doubles. but he was
in only one real danger spot. This
was in the eighth. when Burns. pinch
hitting. led off with double and
moved to third on an out. However,
the next two We're easy. Two other
men reached second. but pair was
out each time.
There was an almost constant pa
rade of pitchers, pinch hitters and
other substitutes in the final afray.
which was terminated by the Red Sox
scoring two runs with only one out
In the eleventh after the Nationals
had gone tally to the good in their
half. Burns doubled Pratt singled
him home and made second when
Francis detected Rice's throw TO the
plate out of the reach of Charity
John Collins. who was hard luck for
the Nationals from the time he en-
tered the game in the place of Elmer
smith. then ended it with a two-base
smash against the left field fence
II mad looked for a time as if the Ma
tionais. who We're once four runs to the
bad. would pull the game out of the
fire. They went to the fore at TO &
by counting five times in the sixth. but
the Red Sox got on even terms in the
eighth on a pass, steal and Burns
double.
GrIns Score at Outset.
A pass and Judges triple gave the
Gr1ns a run at the outset Judges hit
ms n,s force-out by Brewer. Goslip's single
and an error netted another in the
fourth. A pass to Judge, Brewers
single, walk to Picinich, O'Rourke's
error on Pinch Hitter Milan's bounder,
Peck's sacrifice fly. Pinch Hitter Gnar
rtty's double and Harris single netted
the quintet in the sixth. The one in the
tenth was forced over Judge getting a
pass after walks to Peck and Harris
with Smiths single sandwitched, had
f1lled the sacks. Brewer left the paths
populated by grounding to Burns.
Elmer Smiths triple and sacrifice 1y
gave the Red Sax a run in the second
In the third Gleason allowed three HRS
IN row and hit "a man to force a run
over and leave the bases crowded be-
fore Phillips came TO scene. I,eibold's
mt after Piercy famed. a futile throw
home by Rice and an out accounted for
three more. Two more passes and a hit
hlled the sacks. but ]. Collins ended by
rolling to Francis Doubles nv 10