Evening star., 1922-06-17


tured in two places early in the can
another lay-off may be necessi.ated,
will make him ball-shy and also pr
on his bat.
The story of yesterdays defeat may
be summed up In the fact tnae ,,its tns
Browns exactly doubled the nine hits
the visitors got off Vangilder, whlle
they gained more than twice as many
total bases. their two homers. th,ee-
triples and trio of doubles, IN aaol,
ton to ten singles off the combined
eYorts of Zachary. Turk. Youngblood
and Phillips, aggregating thirty
three sacks In addition, the nome
talent benefited by seven passes d
hit batsman and an error IN lnnic.
ing the second worst defeat suneleo
by the Washingtonians this seasoh.
Rice Is Left STRANDED.
Rice was left after getting saIety
IN the opeuer when Judge 1anheu'
hut the browns took advantage or
pass Zachary gave Tobin tor STAR
err to initiate the scoring. Inc Iasle
reached second on Gerber's sacrince'
and scored when Sisters sliceo ori,e
near the foul line went for two passes,
Milan reaching it with only his hnser
tips after d sharp sprint. McManus
long f1v to Rice put Sisler on thlra,
where he was left when Milan got
Jacobson's foul after long run
To-
,.n,sd the Nationals from counting
tn tho second. With two gone. feck
iooned a. Texas Lacquer to center. anu
charrity soaked liner TO leIt' o
which Williams backed up asalnnSne
the fence and leaped TO spear VIII"
one hand. .o,a ,nd
F.,ierbe's double in the second anu
, singIe nv Zachary to start the thlfo
we're unsupported. Then the 6ro"ne
Ieaped on Zachary with Sehseanoe !.
n whole handful of hits, inciuoins
nair OF home runs and triple neL.ins
ktha,, foir runs and sending Zach TO
the showers.
Tobin stnrts Onslaught.
rohin started with a liner to risht
that Brewer jumped for. put couloi.
ling TO. and Tobin pulled up az
third He held the base when Snanks
knocked down Gerber soN' s,fetv
tshro,eh s1. Peck, Gerber taking third
,rhs Istter watched Sisler cut down
tw charrity and Harris in trying to
stea1. but preceded McManus 10 the
plate when Ma;sy ;sy sospeie sospea Gne in center
ND heat Harris fine relay nome.
Tacohson flied to Milan. Williams
49, noled into the bleachers in right
center for a circuit OF the pasvs. s.
zach gave way to Turk ana tne lans
VAS snuffed when SEVERED lo1teo 10
4rowar was left after getting
.r.yas league double with one down
IN the fourth, and in the loIloWing
frame. the first in which tnsy ,aued .ad
to register a safety ,hs;y bsst ,ne % onportunity
for some runs. Charity and Milan
walked, with Turk whining IN De,
tween. and Harris bunt aovancsu
them. but they were left when Rices
liner travelled straight into waiting
paws of Gerber.
Browns Land ON Turk.
I'll. prowns rave Turk no trouble
=, the fourth, but provided plenty the
next round, when he was pounded
of the hill. a pass and four hits net
ting as many runs ana prlnSlns IN
Albert Youngblood for his first pig
league appearance. Before the In
djan could retire the side another
Fohlian run materialized. making
their total for the round, hve.
Turk first walked Gerber and after
sisier popped McManus singled to
moor throw to third. Gerber scored
on Jacobson's single to Peck, who
stopred the ball. but fell in twisted
heap and could not throw. Williams
lined against the barrier In right
scoring McManus and being held to
one base. Two runs accrued from
Severeid's double to right center:
Here Turk, was given the gate and
Peck retired in favor of La Motto.
YounEblood would have gotten Ell
1erbe the first man to face him, but
FOR Shanks' low throw of his roller.
Ia Motto then got under Vangilder's 8
fy in short left. but the ball filtered
through his mitts and the bases were
loaded. Youngblood forced in a run
hy passing Tobin and the round ended
when Gerber hit into double play.
Brewers Double Nets Run.
Washington's first tally material
t,ed in the sixth. when Brewers dou-
BILE to left came ahead of Shanks'
>nonosack to the same sector. La
Notes tap resulted in double de-
mise.
Youneblood got through the sixth
in good shape, despite issuing pair
of masses, but was nicked for coun-
ter in the seventh when Tobin tripled
to left center and Gerber looped
single over Shanks' head.
Singles by Sisler and McManus,
Williams triple. two walks, hit
batsman and sacrifice gave the
Browns three runs and marked the
retirement of Youngblood in the
eighth. Tobin greeted Phillips with
n single that registered anotner
marker before Shanks got Gerber's
liner to retire the side.
The Griffs went out in order in the
seventh. had two left in the eighth
when Judge singled and Tobin mum
ed Brewers fly and scored their sec
ond tally in the Anal round on dou-
bles by La Motto and Milan.