Evening star., 1922-05-21


flag him at the initial station.
Shanks then SKINNED far to his
left onto the grass of the diamond.
clutched Pinch Hitter Mostirs bounder
with one fin and hurled to. Judge,
only to lose the verdict from Umpire
Nalfin by an eyelash. Collins followed
with screamer down the right held
foul line that struck the field boxes
and bounded away from GoebeL
Collins ankle work enabled him to
reach third ahead of Harris relay to
Shanks. but MoStil had pulled up at
the far corner and apparently was
trapped en- route to the plate. Shanks
hurried heave struck the dirt and
Sostii scoring onsthe' error.
Judges Feat Saves Day.
: With Collins, representing the
tying run, roosting on third. Hooper
savagely socked a potential double
toward right. Bullet-like- the ball
sped on line for the unguarded
terrain abutting the pavilion. and the
fans groaned with dismay at the
prospect of a knotted count, extra
Innings. or worse. Then Judge
horned into the picture. The biggest
spiked all through the pastime by
Schupp's offside slants. but his op-
portunity to scintillate on defense
had arrived and he seized it by leap
ing to spear the wallop with his
gloved hand. The roar of enthusiasm
over his feat from the assembled
thousands had hardly died away
when Strunk raised a fly to Smith
that terminated hostilities.
johnson caused the fans many a
aim in the early innings. Twice he
walked three Hosemen in a round
and all told issued eight free tickets,
seven of them coming in the first
four frames. In only one stanZa, the
eighth. were the aliens prevented
the runways, and that Barney owes
vote of thanks to the support he
received from his mates is attested
by the fact that the enemy recorded
transportation given them, eleven of
the visitors being stranded on the
paths.
i Goebel Initiates Scoring.
Harris reached the far corner in
the opener on his single and wild
throw by E. Johnson after Schupp
had trapped Harris between bases
on his effort to steal. Stan was left
when Judge raped smartly to Sheely.
but the Griffs initiated the runmak-
ing for the afternoon by registering
twice in the second. Goebel led with
sprintedN. the. remainder of the dis
tance to the platter when Shanks
tripIed % the right field wall. Hank
tailed on Picinich's long fly to
Hooper In right center.
:. Walter Johnson's wildness first
got him into jam in round one. He
walked Ernest Johnson and McCleI-
Ian sacrificed. Then he passed Col
lins. and the latter. after Hooper had
lofted. with E. Johnson. accomplished
a double steal when Picinich's peg
TO Shanks was high Strunk also
was franked. filling the bases. Bar
ney crawled out if this hole by hook
ing third strike over on Falk and
was aided in the second, when Sheely
and Schupp both hit safely. by a dou-
.ble play.
Unsteadiness paved the way for
Chicago's initial tally off Johnson, in
TO Mcclellan, who reached second on
=, Collins single off Walters glove. and
scored. following Hoopers death, on
Strunk's single to. center. Amos
tried to stretch his blow and died on
Rices heave to Harris, Collins being
left when Falk lofted.
1t was lack of control on the part
of Johnson that enabled the Sox to
was lucky to escape with but one
marker charged against him. Wal
ter free-ticketed Sheely and Schalk
IN succession. and the corners were
crowded when Schupp beat out
bunt between johnson and Shanks.
Sheely registered on E. Johnson's fly
to Rice. Mcclellan skied to Goebei.
and the sacks. again were cluttered
when Collins strolled, the menace
being ended as Hooper raised to Rice.
Set down In order for two rounds,
the Griffs again forged to the front
in the fifth. when Schupp went into
the gift business by franking Pictn-
ich. The latter uncovered an un-
wonted burst of speed by sprint
ing around to third on Peck's safety
TO left and was thereby enabled to
count while Rajah and w. johnson
were being effaced via the two-ply
route. Smith followed with a shot
to center that would heve cashed
Val anyhow and Earl was moved to
second by a walk to Harris. Sut they
were left when Collins shared Rice's
roller.
Walter johnson had hand in the
marker chalked up by the Nationals
in the seventh. although it was
charged against his namesake. Ernie.
With Picinich disposed of, Peckin-
paugh connected for second single
and reached third when Barney
handcuffed Strunk with a low liner
to center. Peck Tailed when Short
stopper johnson messed up Smitr..s
bounder. Earl and Walter were left
when Harris flied to Hooper and Rice
hit into force play.