Evening star., 1922-07-10


IT is probable that John Oldham.
whose reputation as Senatorial
link suffered severely when he was
knocked out of the box early In the
second game last Friday. will be sent
back today, with Lii Stoner and Syl-
ground for possible emergency roles:
while Erickson. Phillips, or both, Will
oppose the Bengals.
More than 5000 paying guests
turned out for the Sunday setto and
those of the number who dote on hit
ling and plenty of il got an eyefui.
the safeties aggregating forty bases,
with the festive home run alone
missing. Milan's men got a majority
of both bingles and extra bases. and
by grouping the base blows SO ju-
6iciously that but two Of the sixteen
of it. although nothing wasJaken for
granted until twenty-seven Tigers
had been slowed away.
Jezebel Tecumssh Zachary teyed
with the Tigers for couple of
rounds. but that kink in his elbow
became obstreperous and following a
hearty hammering in the third, he
was replaced by Johnson. Barney
proved anything other than puzzle,
but as his mates had merriiy mauled
E;hmke for sizeable lead, he was
permitted to linger.
Ehmke Pounded In OpeDef.
Ehmke was accorded a rousing re-
ception by the Nationals, who regis
tered five times in the opener. on a
triple. two doubles. pair of singles
and walk. Peck drew the pass.
after Bush died. and galloped to third
when Rice lined a double against the
right field fence. Judge ripped a sin
Rice Tailed on a drive by Brewer
that struck the initial sack and
netted two bases. Shanks slashed a
triple to left that cashed Judge. and
blow to right by Harris. Bucky reach
Ing second when Cobb fumbled. He
was left when Charity popped and
Zachary famed.
Only six Tigers faced Zachary. in
him for a brace of markers in the
third. Rigney singled to left and.
after Bassler was retired. scored when
safety to the same sector, advaneins
Ehmke, who Tailed on Haney's sting
ing single over third. Shanks then
and Judge nipped the Ga Rally ipf By yo eiuseh he
ing Veach's hot smash and beating
him in a race to the bag.
Nationals Resume Attack.
In the nag end Of this session the
attack on Ehmke was resumed. three
runs resulting. Judge started it with
safety OF 4 Bias. % sioSs. 'f ssanRs sanGmes ad.
and Harris walked. fllins sat ths safalnss sasss.
when Charity bounded to Blue
block with a run when Zachary walk
Second that resistered HarFis infis 1xsa ssa
Zachary wss lifted after Heiimann
fEIssnsId fIIss Ia,aae, the fourth With wi, bloE to
displayed little. at the outset and
Tigers Tailed three times. Cutshaw
Heilmann with a double to left CEN
ter. Eassler walked. Clark, batting
for Ehmks. died aerially. but johnson
the sacks. and two runs accrued when
Haney singled to center Then Cobb.
FOR the third time in row. lofted to
Shanks.
score on Cole in Fifth.
An alien error and a fuke hit by
lister Off Cole in the fifth, after be-
ing retired in order by Ehmke's left
handed successor in the fourth. After
Shanks famed, Harris singled to
Rigney in deep short, reached second
whom Veach muffed Gharritys hy
Heilmann. scored on a looping Texas
Lacquer by Bush. which nstted two
bases. Peck walked. loading the has
socks. but Rice succeeded only in
dribbling to Cole.
Johnson bree1ed through the fifth
and sixth and had retired q pair in
the seventh when Cobb beat out q
hunt to him. reached second when
scored on Heilmann's double.
BlueS two-bagGer, Cobb's scratch
hit to Peck and a regular bingle by
Veach were recorded in the ninth and
netted one run before Peck started 4
double play that ended the pastime,
but the tally meant nothing. anyhow,
rho Griffs having registered q quar-
tet Of counters of Holling in the
eighth on pass to Bush, Peck's sac
rifce, singles by Rice and Judge,
Srowers double. 4 walk to ShanLs